Black Girl in Dior

Black Girl in Dior

By MacKenzie GallowaySociety & Culture
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Black Girl in Dior episodes

  • Beyoncé's is Trying to Tell Us Something

    Beyoncé is quite literally the queen of the universe. Like-name someone more influential her… I’ll wait. This Black History Month she revealed that she was releasing Renaissance Part Two a country album, which follows the manifestation of the Renaissance albums, reclaiming Black music, genres of dance, country, rock (and gospel one day in a different era). As a Virgo myself, I know Beyoncé is trying to tell us something in her music and in her artistry. Black people are more empowered than ever, and it’s time to recognize our gifts.

    34 min
  • The Truth Hurts: How to Decolonize Yourself 📚🔍 ft. David
    Let's face it, we have all been victims of colonization and ingrained colonial ideals and behaviors for centuries. But now is the time to recognize what is really going on in the world, decolonize ourselves and recognize our true power. Join David Phoenix and me for an intuitive conversation on the sheer truths of this world, how to recognize them, and break free from colonization. 
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    1 hr 6 min
  • Making Art and Storytelling Sexy 🎨📖 ft Jayda Hinds

    Join Jayda's Comics and me for a discussion on making hot girl art, and our journeys as young, up-and-coming artists navigating the art space. Art is the ultimate form of expression, and contemporary art forms are taking the community by storm. Jayda's Comics is Jayda's creation, and we are excited to share her work with you all! 

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    27 min
  • Black Men's Mental Health 👨🏿‍🦱👨🏾‍🦱👨🏽‍🦱🧠 ft. Sal
    For our first episode of the season highlighting Black creatives and entrepreneurs, we are honoring men's mental health month with an episode on Black Men's mental health, and the mental health of the Black community overall, especially queer folks. I am joined by my good friend Sal as we discuss the history behind the dismissal of mental health in the Black community, how imperative it is to honor our mental health, and how we can spread mental health awareness.
    59 min
  • Amazon is Destroying Democracy 🤖🚧
    Amazon and big corporations are bringing in millions of dollars a day, while the middle and working class are suffering. Join Black Girl in Dior's season 5 finale as we discuss how our country is evolving into a fascist oligarchy right under our noses, with corporations (mostly amazon) slowly taking over industries around the country. The sad part is, that we the consumers are allowing this to happen by continuing to support convenient corporations instead of local and growing businesses. An Amazon store will be replacing the Toys R Us I went to as a kid. Amazon bought out Whole Foods, they have a streaming service, newspapers, and stores. You name it, they have it. Convenience and over-consumption at its finest. If Amazon continues on this trajectory, they will own everything. Them and or Disney LOL.
    18 min
  • Periods Are Not Supposed To Be Painful: How To Get Rid of Your Pain 🩸

    1/4 of women in America have endometriosis. Painful menstrual cycles are not normal, and no woman should have to live with an insufferable amount of pain one week out of the year. That is 1/4 of a woman's adult life, in pain. I suffered from Endometriosis, and without surgery, I was able to completely rid my body of the condition. And you can too! Learn to live a life free of pain, and align yourself with the moon and nature with these tips and guidance. 

    19 min
  • Hollywood Only Casts Black & Brown People Who are White Passing 🙅🏿‍♀️🎬
    How often do you see a Black woman, a Darkskinned Black or Brown woman, or an Asian man portrayed as a love interest or as desirable in a film? Simu Liu, a Chinese actor, was denied the lead role in the film "Crazy Rich Asians", because he was told that he didn't have the "It" factor, despite his strong discography. The role instead went to the biracial actor Henry Golding. This is a pattern in Hollywood. Casting biracial or white-passing Black and Brown actors in mono-racial roles. This denies representation to others. Let's unpack.
    32 min

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Hello! This podcast discusses conscious issues pertaining to Black women, the African diaspora and people of marginalized communities around the world. Uplifting our voices through deep thought,…