A BLACK GIRL A WHITE GIRL: Conversations with Tee-Ta & Tiffany

Regular guests, Pamela Davis and Erin Burch join Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for a round table discussion about their own journey since the murder of George Floyd. A valuable discussion as each woman shares her experience of the day itself and her evolution of growth over the past year.

Lots to be learned here.

Connect with Pamela Davis here:

https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/

https://www.instagram.com/pamelaldavis/

https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/

Connect with Erin Burch here:

[email protected]

Jessica Denise Dickson (she/her/hers) is a life empowerment coach who believes that when Black women heal, the world heals. She believes that the path to personal and collective healing comes through embodying our Enneagram and liberation work.

In this episode, Tee-Ta Walker, Tiffany Scott, and Jessica Dickson explore anti-racism, healing, and how the Enneagram informs the work Jessica does to educate and heal trauma. An incredibly informative hour with no stone left unturned. You might want to pay particular attention to the discussion about white tears and “being a good white girl.”

Connect with Jessica Dickson here:

https://jessicaddickson.com/LOV

www.instagram.com/jessicaddickson/

https://www.instagram.com/jessicaddicksoncoaching/

More about Jessica:

Jessica supports clients, through groups and one-on-one work, with the reclamation of our full humanity - healing work that leads us to equity, justice, and freedom. When we do this work, we live more authentically with self-trust, self-safe, and fully-embodied freedom. This work echoes into our communities and beyond. When we do this, we change the world. It is worthy work.

Jessica’s background is in counseling and higher education, where she’s helped curate inclusive communities, supported people in personal crises, developed and delivered professional and personal development opportunities, developed curriculum for college-level courses, and more. Now, she runs her own coaching business and contracts with organizations to support their antiracism and personal/professional work.

Our regular guest Pamela Davis of the Well Done Life Podcast joined us to talk about the recent Kamala Harris comment that “America is not a racist country but the nation must speak the truth about its history with racism” on ABC News, "Good Morning America".

Pamela was not surprised, Tiffany was surprised and Tee-Ta was up in arms. Pamela shares some deeper issues arising from politicians and her thoughts on how we can move toward healing and ending racism, while Tee-Ta has a 'Tee-Ta Moment.'

Connect with Pamela Davis here:

https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/

Follow Pam here:

https://www.instagram.com/pamelaldavis/

https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/

References:

USA Today Article: https://bit.ly/33gHCKs

Lyneezy: https://www.instagram.com/_lyneezy/

1619 Project:

https://nyti.ms/3y0SURg

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_1619_Project

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1619/id1476928106

Special guest Shehara Wooten joins us for a deep dive into the Wealth Gap between Black & White people. How we got here, where we're currently at and where things are going.

Shehara (Sha-Hair-Rah) has over 16 years of experience in the financial services industry and is the founder of Your Story Financial and author of ‘In The Meantime: Earn Your Financial Narrative.’ She specializes in educating women on creating financial freedom and ending the wealth gap for women of color.

In this episode with Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scoot, you’ll hear Shehara share a little history lesson, some great financial advice, and inspire you and educate you on how to end the wealth gap, whether you are black or white. After all, we are better when we ALL thrive, not just one race.

You can connect with Shehara here:

www.yourstoryfinancial.com

Instagram.com/moneyandmoves

Book pre-sale campaign site until 5/1:

https://igg.me/at/InTheMeantime

Pre-order a signed paperback:

https://pfnl.co/X81Kl

References:

Justice for Greenwood Foundation:

https://www.justiceforgreenwood.org

Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott discuss their experience of the George Floyd, Derek Chauvin guilty verdict. In this candid and unscripted conversation, Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their perspectives of the verdict, (yes a black girl’s and a white girl’s point of view) how it affected them and if feeling hope is possible, now that justice has finally been served - well in this instance anyway.

Many insights are shared in this raw and revealing episode that might not be heard in the ‘white’ arena.

Listen, learn and stay open-hearted and open-minded for this special episode.

#verdictday #ablackgirlawhitegirl #rawconversations #georgefloyd 

Wow, what an episode! Australian, Sheila Vijeyarasa shares her experience of being a brown woman in Australia and how she has removed her own restrictions to being seen (on many levels) as ‘different’.

Through the lens of her published book ‘Brave, Courageously Live Your Truth,’ Sheila shares the journey of writing the book and while the truth may be easy, it’s not always easy to find.

Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott love this conversation and Tee-Ta shares a personal story of how she connected with her truth and found healing.

So many golden nuggets in this show.

You can find Sheila here:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheila_v__/

Web: https://www.sheilav.co/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SheilaVempoweringintuition

USA residents can purchase her book here:

https://www.bookdepository.com/Brave-Sheila-Vijeyarasa/9781925946406

Published by Rockpool and distributed by Simon and Schuster in various countries.

SPECIAL GIFTS from Sheila V

10% off a reading with Shiela. Book your physic reading here: https://www.sheilav.co/psychic-reading

Use the code: BRAVE10

Free resources:  https://www.sheilav.co/free-gifts

One of Tee-Ta’s and Tiffany’s followers sent in a question about Black-on-Black crime. Bravo! Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their initial reaction to the question and unpack their triggers, the history, and black oppression across different countries.

Show references:

Article reference about rising police brutality in Africa - https://bit.ly/3dgr21Z

More helpful Articles on the implications of Black-on-Black crime:

Gun deaths affect more white men than black men - https://wapo.st/398yJpz

Black on Black crime, a loaded and controversial phrase - https://abcn.ws/3tI8EFA

Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their personal experiences of what it’s like to be women trying to make a change and create an impact on a subject that most people want to push to the side.

In a tribute to Women’s History Month, Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott talk about why women’s leadership is important, how women are being called to step, and why.

If you’ve ever felt like your work, your words, your purpose isn’t seen or heard then watch this episode. This will help you keep going, trust in the journey, and know that people are watching and you truly are making a difference.

#webelieveinyou #teetamoment #womenshistorymonth

Pheweeee, Tee-Ta, and Tiffany dive into popular topics of the moment. The spotlight being shone on the Bachelor’s racist undertones, tokenism, and prominent white slant. In the recent interview by Oprah with Meghan and Harry, everyone is talking about how history hasn’t changed, racism exhaustion, and lynching laws. Once again Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott cover the gamut.

The quote Tiffany was trying to find by Martin Luther King Jr to share with you on the show:

“We will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.”

References:

Racism Controversy Rocks Bachelor Nation

NPR 8 minute audio overview: http://n.pr/38qaBhN

Rachel Lindsay Interview: http://pge.sx/3lcI1Wx

Watch Oprah Interview with Meghan and Harry http://bit.ly/3qxNw30

Movies Tee-Ta References:

Antebellum - Hulu

Judas and the Black Messiah - HBO Max

The United States Vs Billy Holiday - Hulu

It’s uncomfortable, but what you need to know about Lynching Laws:

https://lynchinginamerica.eji.org

Pamela Davis joined Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for some ‘real talk’ about the recent Valentine’s Day post by the United Nations that caused a huge uproar with black women.

They took the post down after getting backlash from what seemed like a well-intentioned attempt at showing diversity with a very disappointing outcome that screamed no black women at the advisory table (yet again) when the post was released.

Tee-Ta, Pam, and Tiffany all share their different points (yes black women’s points of view versus white women’s perspective) and dive deep in the effects of what can be mistaken as small oversight, which is in fact, hugely triggering and damaging.

References:

Article on the UN Valentine's Day post: http://on.thegrio.com/38dj3Rv

See the image and the #teetamoment about the post: https://bit.ly/3uUmNRo

Follow and Listen to Pam’s Podcast - The Well Done Life (we love it)

https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/

Follow Pam here:

https://www.instagram.com/pamelaldavis/