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Hello and welcome back to another episode of

Control-Lock Delete Podcast. My guest today is the brilliant Candise

Brathwaite, best-selling author of I am not your baby mother. She is one of the

observer's 20 rising stars for 2020. When Candice fell pregnant and stepped

into the world of motherhood, she found that her experience bore little resemblance

to the photos in glossy magazines and Mumsnet,

and she found herself wondering,

where are all the black mothers?

Candies started blogging about motherhood in 2016 and she is the

founder of Make Motherhood Diversity, an online initiative that aims to encourage a more accurately representative and diverse depiction of motherhood in the media.

Candice's book I am not your baby mother is urgent, inspirational, funny, very very important and I gobbled it up. I loved reading it. It was hard to read in places, but also written in Candice's signature, humorous style, but with such poignancy and depth.

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