Ep. 31: The Book of Rosy: How Family Separation Brought Two Mothers Together with Rosy Pablo Cruz and Julie Schwietert Collazo
What would make you leave everything you have ever known behind, and pack the most minimal things in a backpack, grab two of your children, and decide to make a [...]
Moms Share Their Child Care Concerns- House Ways and Means Virtual Roundtable
On the podcast and when I post on Instagram, I often speak about the importance of storytelling. When parents share their stories, it is powerful. Stories humanize issues that many [...]
Ep. 30: The Fears and Joys of Raising Black Children with Quiana Agbai and Vanessa Bell
How is parenting Black children different than parenting non-Black children? In this episode two moms, Quiana Agbai, founder of Harlem Love Birds, and Vanessa Bell, founder of De Su Mama, [...]
So You Want to Be an Ally? Read These Books About Dismantling White Supremacy
Black people are human beings. THEY SHOULD NOT BE DYING AT THE HANDS OF THE POLICE. If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention. It's time to pay attention. We [...]
Ep. 29: Parent Power for Political Change with Justin Ruben
How can we leverage parent power to create real political change? How can parents hold their elected officials accountable? Has COVID19 brought in a once-in-a-lifetime moment where we have the [...]
The Heartbreak of Elizabeth Warren and Why Do People Hate Women in Politics?
Things have been happening so fast, that I didn’t get a chance to sit down and write about Elizabeth Warren dropping out of the presidential race. I wanted to do [...]
ABOUT THE CREATOR
DIANA ‘LADYDEELG’ LIMONGI
Diana is a mom, activist, writer and blogger from NYC. In her blog she writes about motherhood, multicultural families, raising bilingual kids. The issues she is most passionate about are issues that affect mothers and families: paid leave, access to affordable childcare, education and bilingual education, and immigration. Her most recent project is Parenting and Politics: the Podcast where she interviews guests and explores how politics affects parenting. Her goal is to empower parents with information and inspire them to make change in whatever way they can.
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