Carol Maraj & Audrey Jackson Bring Real Talk on Domestic Violence to Canarsie
Two women sit down to break bread and break the silence on abuse.

Carol Maraj and Audrey Jackson brought a necessary conversation to Canarsie this week, diving into the hard stuff nobody wants to talk about at dinner—domestic violence, survival, and knowing where your lines are.
The two hosted the inaugural Café Conversations, turning a community space into something real: a place where women could hear firsthand accounts of abuse and what it takes to get out. Not the sanitized version. The actual story.
This kind of grassroots work matters. It's easy to scroll past think-pieces on your timeline, but sitting across from someone who's lived through it? That hits different. That changes how you think about your own situation, your friends' situations, the whole thing.
Conversations like this one—local, intimate, woman-to-woman—are how communities actually heal. Not through algorithms or charity galas, but through showing up and being honest about what hurt looks like.
Read the full story at AllHipHop → https://allhiphop.com/news/carol-maraj-audrey-jackson-bring-domestic-violence-talk-to-canarsie/
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