💞Deborah Roberts: Celebrating the Power of Sisterhood
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On this heartfelt episode of Amazing Women and Men of Power, Raven welcomes award-winning journalist, longtime ABC News correspondent, and co-anchor of 20/20, Deborah Roberts. With more than 30 years in broadcast journalism and multiple Emmy and Peabody Awards, Deborah now turns the spotlight toward one of the most powerful bonds in our lives — sisterhood.
Her new book, Sisters Loved and Treasured, is a moving collection of essays celebrating the beauty, complexity, and resilience of sister relationships. Featuring intimate reflections from remarkable women including Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, and Arianna Huffington, the book explores the emotional depth of bonds that shape who we are.
In this conversation, Deborah opens up about growing up as one of six sisters, the research that inspired her to explore the emotional and mental health benefits of sisterhood, and why even imperfect relationships can be profoundly meaningful. She shares powerful stories from women of all walks of life — from celebrities to young sisters making a difference in their communities — highlighting that sisterhood can be messy, protective, joyful, and transformative.
Whether you have a sister by blood or by choice, this episode is a reminder to treasure those connections, honor the struggle, and celebrate the strength found in shared history.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
- What inspired Deborah to write Sisters Loved and Treasured
- The surprising research linking sisters to emotional well-being
- Why sisterhood doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful
- Behind-the-scenes insights into stories from Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, and more
- How struggle can deepen and strengthen sister bonds
- The importance of representation in storytelling
- The legacy Deborah hopes this book will leave for families everywhere
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