In this episode, Clysha and Kristen discuss the history of current political events in the Middle East, offering a nuanced exploration of the ongoing fight for Palestinian liberation.

In this episode of Beyond the Talk, Kristen and Clysha discuss gentrification and how it robs marginalized communities of generational wealth. They explore the historical ties that led to the creation of gentrified neighborhoods and how development-induced displacement has played a role in the housing crisis. The hosts also shed light on the impact of systemic racism on public transportation and economic mobility. They end the episode by highlighting the importance of civic engagement and community-backed development as potential solutions to combat gentrification. Click here for our Where Do We Go From Here resource page to find some of the resources mentioned in this episode: https://www.notion.so/Resource-List-Where-Do-We-Go-From-Here-1ce6a95c0e7a477383c8676a984db4a4?pvs=4

In the first episode of season 3, we examine the changing climate of US labor relations, and how black and brown people are being affected by changes within the working class.

In today's episode, we discuss the problem of the racial wealth gap and how we got here. We do so by diving into the history of Black capitalism and economics and end by discussing solutions that are closing that gap and creating economic prosperity in Black communities!

In this episode, Kristen and Clysha interview political candidate Gina Hicks running for Mecklenburg County Sherriff. Gina's commitment to community inclusion and collaborative reform aligns with our focus on amplifying solutions-focused narratives. If elected, she will be the first African American woman to hold the seat!

To learn more about Gina Hicks, and how to get involved in her campaign: http://ginahicks4mecksheriff.com/

To learn more about national/local voter registration and how to get involved, check out these websites:

https://whenweallvote.org/about-us/ 

https://www.mecknc.gov/BOE/Pages/default.aspx

In honor of #BlackMaternalHealthWeek, today’s episode explores the unique experiences of discrimination and oppression Black women face and how it impacts their health through the lens of intersectionality

Today's episode is about environmental justice and how Black and Brown communities are often left out of important conversations about our planet's future while highlighting solutions that people and governments should amplify to combat the damage of environmental injustice. Resource and Reference List

In this episode, we’re not holding back, giving you our raw and unfiltered opinions on various topics. Our segments consist of conversations ranging from the Da Baby fiasco to Simone Biles's heroic stance on mental health and so much more!! 

The following link is our growing resource list: https://bit.ly/3rgpQ3Z