Episode (the number that comes after 44): Anomalous Black Women Podcast: No Holds Barred Discussion on Family Issues

In this episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast, Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya discuss a variety of topics that are important to black women, including ungrateful adult children, body shaming hypocrisy, Blue Ivy dancing criticisms, and family secrets.

• Ungracious adult children: Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya discuss the challenges of raising adult children who are ungrateful and unappreciative. They share their own experiences and offer advice on how to deal with this difficult situation.
• Body shaming hypocrisy: The hosts also discuss the hypocrisy of body shaming, especially when it comes to black women. They talk about how black women are often criticized for their bodies, even when they are in perfect health.
• Blue Ivy dancing criticisms: The hosts also weigh in on the recent criticisms of Blue Ivy's dancing. They discuss how it is unfair to criticize a child for her dancing, and they point out that Blue Ivy is a talented dancer.
• Family secrets: Finally, the hosts talk about the importance of family secrets. They share their own experiences with family secrets, and they offer advice on how to deal with them.

This episode of the Anomalous Black Women Podcast is a must-listen for any black woman who is looking for support and advice on a variety of issues. Tune in to hear Bina, Tasha, and Dr. Tonya share their thoughts on ungrateful adult children, body shaming hypocrisy, Blue Ivy dancing criticisms, and family secrets.

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