Sep 22, 2026 · 55 min · 11 segments
In this episode of Autism for Badass Moms, host Rashidah sits down with entrepreneur, mentor, and autism mom Chastity Hankins for an honest conversation about what happens when the demands of the…
Chastity HankinsGuest
Rashida CartwrightHostwith the industry, has that always been a passion? And if you want to talk particularly about what you do, did it change along the way?

So everything that I do, I learned just by visual and then just doing it on my own.

these hands and so the ministry that comes behind it as well is something that I like to I love I love interacting with my girls and my guys I can't leave them out but I'm like their therapist you know the spiritual advisor You know, they'll ask me, what would you do? You know, and I'm big on telling my girls, use your discernment, strengthen that.

You know, if something isn't right, if you don't feel like it's right, then don't don't do it.

You know, I've had autism moms in my chair crying because I've given them the keys to self-preservation, even though they have an autistic child.

Not just doing hair, not just being a person that supplies hair to reality shows, but no, the divine purpose of what I'm supposed to be doing is in that industry of hair.

You know, I tell people you have to be careful who you allow in your hair.
with the industry, has that always been a passion? And if you want to talk particularly about what you do, did it change along the way?

So everything that I do, I learned just by visual and then just doing it on my own.

these hands and so the ministry that comes behind it as well is something that I like to I love I love interacting with my girls and my guys I can't leave them out but I'm like their therapist you know the spiritual advisor You know, they'll ask me, what would you do? You know, and I'm big on telling my girls, use your discernment, strengthen that.

You know, if something isn't right, if you don't feel like it's right, then don't don't do it.

You know, I've had autism moms in my chair crying because I've given them the keys to self-preservation, even though they have an autistic child.

Not just doing hair, not just being a person that supplies hair to reality shows, but no, the divine purpose of what I'm supposed to be doing is in that industry of hair.

You know, I tell people you have to be careful who you allow in your hair.
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