In this special Black History Month episode of The Secure Space, Dr. Marchell Coleman explores the lasting impact of the Black Power Movement on Black love, relationships, and family dynamics. From redefining gender roles to fostering economic empowerment and self-determination, this era reshaped how Black couples saw themselves and each other.

Join us as we discuss:
✔ Black love as a political act and a symbol of resistance
✔ The role of the Black Panther Party in shifting gender dynamics and partnership expectations
✔ How economic empowerment and "Do for Self" influenced Black relationships
✔ The power of Black art, poetry, and music in celebrating Black intimacy and self-love
✔ The lasting legacy of the Black Power Movement on modern relationships

Featuring the voices of revolutionaries like Angela Davis and the music of icons like Nina Simone, this episode is a tribute to love that goes beyond romance—love that is rooted in activism, resilience, and community-building.

💡 Black love isn’t just about connection—it’s about survival, resistance, and building legacies.