In this engaging conversation, Professor La-Toya Scott shares her journey from a first-generation Jamaican-American navigating cultural expectations in South Florida to her experiences in law school, culinary arts, and ultimately pivoting into academia. The discussion highlights the challenges of balancing familial expectations, personal passions, and mental health, as well as the importance of creating safe spaces for self-expression and growth. La-Toya's story serves as an inspiration for those grappling with their own paths and the pressures of societal norms. In this conversation, La-Toya Scott shares her transformative journey, emphasizing the importance of passion, mentorship, and creating safe spaces for students of color. She discusses the impact of her experiences on her identity as a scholar and professor, the significance of having Black mentors, and the need for accomplices in social justice movements. La-Toya also reflects on the challenges faced during the pandemic and the importance of accessible education through her initiative, In-House Scholar.
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