Listen to me talk about the ennui aka the funk I’ve been in for the last couple of weeks as well as the high expectations set on Black girls and women with regards to gender and gender roles/stereotypes. I also talk about casting away shame and guilt and living for yourself! Regardless of who has any say in the matter.

Just to clear up any liberalist/both sides rhetoric from my last episode I explain why so many aspects of socialism and communism have worked in other countries and why these ideologies are common amongst countries that have been colonized by capitalist countries. But this is mainly an episode where I rant about my mother lol and the too common phenomenon of Black moms treating their daughters like shit. The truth shall set us free!

Listen to me describe why so many American radicals…aren’t actually that radical in comparison to the rest of the world (unless they’re Black and radical) and why so many of our well known radicals either die a hero or live long enough to see themselves become the villain. I also discuss why younger people always tend to be in conflict w/ the previous generation. Good stuff!

Listen to me rant about the most commonly asked (and also most irritating) question often used to spite people who actually give a damn about the state of the world and correctly identify all the intersecting modes of oppression that exist. It’ll never be enough…so do what you can and organize with others! ✊🏾

Since my last episode was superrrr depressing listen to me talk about granting yourself the space to rest & recuperate as well as my view on navigating late stage capitalism as a Black person and leftism/politics. Solidarity with everyone striking across the world right now! ✊

Listen to me explain how prevalent domestic abuse/violence and sexual assault are within many Black households and how Black families often end up being the main perpetrators of violence against Black women and girls. Remember abuse and love can NOT coexist. Ever.

Listen to me rant about the silliest sentence I’ve ever heard that keeps gaining traction on social media “natural hair isn’t for everyone”

I talk about recently graduating college, the ongoing pandemic caused by our awful friend Rona, Free Palestine, police brutality, the federal recognition of Juneteenth as a holiday, all while in my mom’s car high as fuck at 4 in the morning! Enjoy 🥰

Listen to me explain the specifics of shampooing and conditioning and some other details I left out in part 1!

I ramble about my natural hair journey from 2014 up until now (2021), debunk some popular natural hair myths and share how simple haircare can be 💆🏾‍♀️🚿