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When people think about Black history, Arizona is rarely part of the conversation, and that silence is exactly why this episode matters.

In this episode of the Thriving Loudly Podcast, we honor Black history, visibility, and impact by starting locally in Arizona and expanding the conversation globally. We explore the overlooked history of Black communities in the state, reflect on identity and belonging, and celebrate the leaders, creatives, and community builders shaping Black history right now.

This isn’t just a history lesson, it’s a conversation about legacy, visibility, and the power of knowing where you come from.

✨ In this episode, we discuss:

The overlooked history of Black people in Arizona

The role of Buffalo Soldiers and early Black pioneers

Why representation impacts identity and belonging

Aiesha’s personal experience growing up Black in Arizona

Black entrepreneurs, leaders, and creatives shaping global culture

Why Black history is living, present, and still unfolding

This episode is a reminder that Black history isn’t just something we study — it’s something we continue.

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🤎 Tag Black leaders and creators making an impact

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