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I have finally resurrected from the dead and I am back with more content for my podcast! I had a lot going on within the past few months, which is why I completely ghosted on y'all, but rest assured, I will be more consistent with my uploads from now on. Stay tuned as I finished up my very, VERY late review of Insecure, provide some personal updates, and discuss new topics. Thank y'all so much for sticking around with me!!!
Someone please explain to me why we're still dealing with Lawrence on this show. He's ashy, and I can't take it. In other news, Molly and Issa's friendship is tested, and Derek might not be the father of Tiffany's baby...interesting...Please leave me a comment, and stay tuned for more reviews!
We need to get into this episode because Molly is on my last nerve, Condola might have to go, and TSA Bae is giving me representation vibes. Please share your thoughts with an audio message, and be on the look-out for more reviews!!
Part II of my thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic -- young people acting up, celebrities doing too much, and black people can't get the virus?
NOTE: I refer to Gen X in this podcast, but I actually meant to refer to Gen Z (oops)
My thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic -- what do we know? what don't we know? and where do we go from here?
What is it like being a young black woman in a workplace dominated by elitist white men? This is my story. Stay tuned for more content!
Please be gentle, this is my very first podcast episode! But I am extremely excited to start this channel and share my many thoughts on what it means to be a black woman trying to figure out her place in the world. I've always had a passion for discussing how my identity has shaped the way I move through life, and I hope that others will find my podcast relatable and helpful for finding their own voices. Please spread the word, and feel free to leave comments and messages for me on the kind of content you would like to hear me talk about. Stay tuned!
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