Ooo weee! We did it y'all, we survived (ish) 2020! In this, our final episode of year. We take look back at 2020 discussing the lows and occasional highs of a very challenging year. Then we take a look at what we hope 2021 could be.

Wishing you all the best for 2021!

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In latest episode, Francesca speaks about the hesitance and skepticism most of the black community have towards the coronavirus vaccine. She talks about the history of mistrust black people have with the government and medical industry. She also questions if trust can be regained. To learn more, read this article: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/future-perfect/2020/10/2/21493933/covid-19-vaccine-black-latino-priority-access

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Reframing 2020: Election Results

In this episode, Chelsea, Jodi, and Francesca share their responses to Election Night, the days preceding it, and Biden and Harris becoming President and Vice President-Elect. It also goes without saying that celebrating Trump losing also takes place!

In this minisode, Chelsea gives her hot take on why so many rappers are throwing their support behind Trump.

In this weeks episode, Francesca and Jodi talk about why Trump ain’t it, cause let’s gets really real, he’s simple not the one. They discuss his past with racism and leadership as well as their fears, hopes and predictions for Election Day.

In this week's episode Francesca and Jodi take a look at our right to vote, discuss the purpose of the electoral college (or lack of purpose), voter suppression and our democracy. Check out this video to learn more on how to fill out an absentee ballot: https://youtu.be/GZqPkLkK5us

In the first episode of BCBT's, Reframing 2020 season, we are discussing The Black Politcal Agenda. Focusing on what Washington needs to do so that there is finally true equity for Black people in America.

Welcome back to a new season of Black Culture Black Thought. This season we're examining the 2020 election as we get closer to election day.

In this episode we share instances of "well meaning" allyship that actually were unpleasant experiences for us. Then we take the time to teach you what it truly means to be a good ally.

In today's episode Chelsea, tells us about her own participation in two protests in New Orleans. And recounts the vastly different experiences between the both of them.