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Black history is not optional — and in this episode of Black Girls Do Politics, we break down why it’s under attack. From book bans and curriculum rollbacks to political language that labels Black history as “divisive,” this conversation unpacks how erasure shows up in real time and who benefits when Black stories are minimized. Joined by regular guest host Summer Nettles and narrative strategist Anneshia Hardy, we explore how history shapes power, why these fights are happening now, and what Black women and communities can do to protect our stories. Because when history is erased, rights follow — and remembering is an act of resistance. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll!

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 We’re back for the new year, and 2026 is already shaping up to be a pivotal moment for Black women and our communities. In this episode of Black Girls Do Politics, we joined by regular guest host Summer Nettles and break down the stories and systems shaping our lives right now.  From ICE and the Black maternal health crisis to global politics and the 2026 elections, we’re breaking down what Black women need to know right now. No fluff, just facts, context, and power. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll. 

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The people have spoken — and the culture showed up! From NYC to ATL, Detroit to Houston, Black voters (especially Black women) made their voices loud in this year’s local elections. We’re breaking down what the results really mean for our communities, our pockets, and our future — and how we keep these new leaders accountable now that the campaign confetti’s gone.

Tap in with us and guest co-host Summer Nettles as we talk wins, work, and what’s next before the 2026 midterms.

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They’ve been redrawing the lines — literally — to keep our voices out of power. This week on Black Girls Do Politics, we’re breaking down the real tea on gerrymandering and how it hits Black voters, especially women.

We’ve got Rhyane Wagner, Senior Policy Manager from Black Voters Matter explaining what gerrymandering really means (and why it’s not just a history book word) and Moné Holder, Chief Advocacy & Political Officer from Florida Rising unpacking how Florida’s “exact match” rule is blocking tens of thousands of Black and Brown voters.

It’s giving: “They tried it.” But we’re talking receipts, resistance, and how to fight back for our power — line by line. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll!

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Cancel culture isn’t just a buzzword—it’s shaping how Black voices are heard in media and politics. From Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension after remarks on Charlie Kirk’s assassination to Trump’s National Guard crackdown in Memphis, the stakes for free speech and community safety are real. Join us with co-host Summer Nettles, Emmy-award-winning storyteller and CEO of Greater Purpose Media, and Sunny Sinegal, creator of the political YouTube show Tell the People, as we unpack the double standards and what they mean for Black communities today. Black Girls Do Politics, y’all!

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Black Girls Do Politics is live in person in NYC! Cohosted with our media partner Mefeater magazine, we're talking to young voters about the issues that matter to them most. Panelists include Dr Nantasha Williams, the representative for Council District 27 in Southeast Queens, NY, Tiffanie Burt who serves as the Community Projects Manager and Government Relationship liaison at The City College of New York, and also is the newly elected President of the Vanguard Independent Democratic Party Association, and Dean Anthony Charles II,  Founder and President of Ant Strategies, Media and Logistics. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll!

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Local elections decide more than you think—housing, policing, schools, climate.
In 2025, cities with big Black Gen Z & Millennial populations could change course entirely. This episode breaks it all down. Join us with political commentator Kayla Pascreta from The Executive Tea and Dean Anthony Charles II from Ant Media Strategies as we discuss local elections in NYC, Atlanta, Detroit and more. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll!

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African leaders are telling France to pack up and go. 

Black Americans? We should be paying close attention.

In our latest episode, we break down the political wave sweeping Senegal, Burkina Faso, and beyond, including Trump and the White refugees from South Africa—with receipts and real talk. Join us with special guest Simone Clarke, managing director of Mefeater magazine, and global activist Giziribtah Debasah, student of the people of Burkina Faso, Togo, and Benin.

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From ICE crackdowns to the Supreme Court to Coco’s center-court mic drop, we're talking about it all. Listen in as we're joined with our regular guest cohost Summer Nettles, producer and director of She Quit, as we breakdown all of the current political madness. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll!

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We're back from spring break and we are breaking down the Trump administrations first 100 days. Join us with our regular guest cohost Summer Nettles, producer and director of She Quit, a documentary about Black Women leaving the traditional workforce, and special guest Kishana Holland, public relations maven and political strategist will also share her thoughts about Trump's first 100 days. Black Girls Do Politics ya'll!