Did you know there’s a fifth season? In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Late Summer is a short but powerful in-between time.

In this episode, Aminata/Dr. Amanda Kemp shares how to use this season to replenish yourself, digest your experiences, and prepare for fall. You’ll learn:

✨ Three images to guide you—the bowl, the bridge, and the Abundant Earth Mother
✨ Why this is a time for holding and receiving, not rushing or letting go
✨ How to prepare for the Fall Equinox season of release

If you’re someone who gives a lot and struggles to receive, this episode is a balm.

🌟 Next Step: Join Amanda’s Fall Equinox Soul Journey (Sept 19–Dec 21) to release what no longer serves you and step into freedom. Learn more at dramandakemp.com

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Thank you for a wonderful 4th season.

Season 5 will begin in September.

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How can you celebrate true freedom and equality on the 4th of July, Independence Day?

Focus on Frederick Douglass, an abolitionist and orator.

In this episode, Aminata celebrates the life and legacy of Frederick Douglass in the context of the 4th of July. She converses with her son, Gabriel Anthony-Kemp, about the impact and inspiration drawn from Douglass's life. Gabriel discusses his admiration for Douglass's visionary and uncompromising spirit. The episode features a reading from Douglass’s autobiography, highlighting the traumatic experiences of slavery, and underscores Douglass's dedication to not only freeing himself but also striving for the freedom of others. Check the show notes at dramandakemp.com for more information.

Music is “Help Me” by Michael Jamanis (www.michaeljamanis.com)

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction and Purpose

00:07 Frederick Douglass and the 4th of July

00:53 Conversation with Gabriel

02:09 Gabriel's Admiration for Douglass

04:15 Reading from Douglass's Autobiography

07:13 Reflections on Douglass's Legacy

Who is Frederick Douglass and Why is Frederick Douglass important?

This episode shows our greatest leaders have always been concerned about solidarity and linking our movement for freedom with human rights of ALL people.

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In 1867, only two years after the slavery ended in the U.S., Douglass spoke out against racism against Chinese and Japanese Americans. He argued that Chinese immigrants should be allowed to become citizens just like any other immigrants.

He envisioned a "Composite Nation," a multi-racial, multicultural America that recognized human rights.

You can watch the music video featuring Douglass’s Composite Nation speech here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1f7_Mz7lbJk&t=4s

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👉 How to Connect with Your Ancestors for Healing and Liberation

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Mother tree Network Podcast--Where Earth Wisdom Meets Racial Justice and Women's Leadership.

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