My Arabic learning journey like many others started out as a human experience. A soulful experience in a little body as a little girl, but that experience changed.
What was that soulful experience like, what changed it, and can those very same causes possibly effect the vigour of other ''Black'' women who may be either at the start of her Arabic learning journey or whom have after decades decided to throw in the towel, or at least have a relationship with the language with less enthusiasm?
What are some common themes playing out unintentionally in the majority of Arabic learning spaces attended by ''Black'' women in the West?
In this episode, I share some of my Arabic learning journey both as a student and as a teacher.
What was your experience like as a ''Black'' female body cruising on an Arabic learning journey? And if you haven't embarked on a journey yet, what would you like it to be like?
What resonated with you in today's episode? Let's hear you in the comments, sis!
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