30daysBlack

30daysBlack

By R. FaridSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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30daysBlack episodes

  • Even nurses have the experience.
    I talk with a nurse who describes her experience while documenting her 30 Days Black journey. During a pandemic, and nurse in the south, listen as she goes on her journey.
    23 min
  • Part 2 with Attorney
    This is part 2 of the episode with Black attorney. Listen to his story as he competes just to have a voice, at least, one that is heard.
    22 min
  • But I’m an Attorney
    This episode I interview an attorney. Yes, even an attorney can feel the racial stressors associated with being Black. Listen to his story.
    26 min
  • Counseling While Black
    2nd segment as guest navigates her work, while remaining on locked down. As she has now started back working, and taking care of foster kids, she is struck by when she hears, “Grits.”
    35 min
  • Counseling While Black
    First guest. Out of work, locked down due to coronavirus and all I can ask is, “Why is?” Follow a counselor on her 30 day journey while Black
    28 min
  • What Did I Learn
    As I finish with day 29 and 30 of the project, I ask myself what I learned. What did I get out of the 30 days project and explain how it helped me and hopefully helps others.
    25 min
  • Even A Tip can Be Difficult
    This episode I travel to New Orleans where my triggers still are my triggers, and I learn that regardless of the race of the server, it might not be enough to save me.
    23 min
  • Day 15-18
    I’m starting to really find what triggers my racial stress. Is this costing me years off my life
    22 min
  • Days 9-14
    This episode covers days 9-14. As I reflect on the 30 days Black experience, I am continuing to see a pattern, and finally discover the cause.
    29 min

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30 days Black allows guests to share their experiences with race, racism, discrimination, or any stress related to race, real or perceived, for the last 30 days. Black health and wellness, and racism…