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Black People Don't
By AleahKCHSociety & Culture
Black People Don't episodes
- 40 min
- Black People Don't Live in the Same America
The riot at Capitol Hill this week shed some light on an issue in America that's been ongoing for way too long. AleahKCH shares her thoughts on it in this raw episode of Black People Don't.
28 min - Black People Don't Stay Down for Long
Don't count us out. We'll find a way to fight back! The season finale is all about how some of the families of the victims of police brutality this year has dusted themselves off and kept going.
47 min - Black People Don’t VoteBlack people don’t have a favored pastime of hitting the polls. This episode digs deeper into why. #Vote27 min
- Black People Don’t Do TherapyMy guest, Kayla Shay, and I discuss the stigma around black people and the treatment of mental illness.33 min
- Coexist How?!We all gotta live together, but how? We’re so deeply divided and I don’t understand why...20 min
- “They” Don’t Respect UsIt’s crazy how we can say words out of our own mouths expressing our feelings and intentions, just to be met with a brick wall or a round of bullets to the back.28 min
- Shoulda Woulda CouldasIt’s the same old song. Over and over. You either wanna learn or you don’t, at this point.20 min
- The World of MicroaggressionsYou may not mean any harm, but sometimes the things you say can be hurtful.13 min
- This is the End of the RoadAre you like me, deleting people from your social media because they oppose the protests and the fight for civility? We can’t be so quick to do that, and here’s why...16 min
About Black People Don't
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The world doesn't work in absolutes. Neither do black people. This podcast is both a teaching experience and a learning experience. I hope to teach those outside the culture about who black people can…
be, and I personally aim to learn more about my own culture. From the perspective of a black woman whose experiences don't define a whole race, this is Black People Don't.