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Cotton Fields to Cover Stories: How Black Women Beat The Odds In Two Generations podcast
In this episode, Alieshia & Sabriya shout out to our millennial mogul of the week Jennifer Hudson . This week we talked about our relationships with our parents and how our childhood expereinces impacted our body image and mental health. We talk about navigating the ups and down of life […]
Reality TV is still a popular choice of entertainment for millions of people, but when it comes to black women in these shows, is it simply the reprise of Sapphire and Jezebel? (If you’re not sure who these characters are, check out the “Mandingos, Mammies, and Jezebels” episode of Blacktivities.) […]
On February 3, 2021, 39 year old Cynthia Bah Traore vanished from Grandview, TX. Her ex husband told her family she was in the hospital, but Cynthia was not in the hospital. 3 years later she is still missing. What happened to Cynthia? https://www.findcynthia.com/ SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Quince Visit Quince.com/girlgone […]
![Black Podcasting - #2844: Why You Fear Success [Part 2 of 10]](https://blackpodcasting.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/artworks-Fv3k7LvHelU7nv7h-T140NA-t3000x3000-21-1171x1171.jpg "#2844: Why You Fear Success [Part 2 of 10]")
Your fear of success is like driving with the emergency brake on – you’re moving, but not as fast as you could. Today, we will explore more on the series, why people fear success. Let’s dig into it- hit play now! Show notes: [02:54]#4 Attention and criticism. [09:16]#5 Judgement. [17:37]#6 […]
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This week, we clock in to discuss compelling topics, sharing our recent experience at a career day in an elementary school. We explore the removal of certain subjects, trades, and skills from public school curricula, proposing necessary changes. Delving into the perception of certain professions as less glamorous to the […]
You probably have a good idea you’re sitting on right now, but too busy thinking about how it’s going to work out, instead of just jumping in and trying it. Honestly boo, there’s no way to tell how it’s going to work – until you see it working. Don’t be […]
Christina Carrega, National Criminal Justice Reporter for Capital B, highlights, and updates, certain criminal justice stories; Sharon Kyle, Publisher of the L. A. Progressive Newsletter, talks about her perspective on national and California politics; and Joe Trippi, Senior Advisor to The Lincoln Project, explains the importance of innovation and tenacity […]
In this captivating episode of “Everyday Black Men,” hosts Riker, Reed, Armstead, the Black Libertarian, and Sham engage in a dynamic and wide-ranging conversation. The discussion starts with Reed’s provocative statement about the necessity of cooperation between women and men, which spirals into personal anecdotes from the Black Libertarian’s childhood, […]
