Blackthoughts Show

A discussion about making it clear for men at what point it becomes sexual harassment, we also talk about a situation where EzPrez talks about being sexually harassed by a man at an event with work people. Join us and let us know your thoughts

In this episode, we listen to a clip where Andrew Tate was on a show called Pearly Things and he suggested that men are held more accountable by society than women. Does he have a point or is it all just hot air? Join us as we try to dissect, breakdown and understand the idea.

This discussion is about a clip where it is said that men lie and women can't handle the truth.

We take a look at this statement to see if it has any credence and examine our own experience and examples of times where we have decided to tell the truth or tell a white lie 🤥

Nana Asante is A passionate Community Activist, Nana co-chairs Global Afrikan Congress since her election at the International Congress of Members in Bridgetown, Barbados in August 2022. She currently chairs Africans for Jeremy Corbyn Values and Harrow Fairtrade Campaign. Listen to a discussion about the UN day for Elimination of racism, Christianity in Africa & Europe, and the Sharpeville massacre amongst other things.

There is an idea that the only people who receive unconditional love are women, is this the case, they also say dogs receive unconditional love, it is said men will only be loved based on what we can provide, join us for another episode of The Black Thoughts Show 🖤 let's discuss

In a world where it appears that multiple relationships are failing due to things such as cheating, is it time to reevaluate our stance on partnerships?

On this episode, we speak about what a woman's bodycount means to a man... At various ages

In this episode, we discuss the fact that a lot of people say they have a type, but are you even the type of person that your type would go for?

This episode discusses the impact of the passing of the Queen on the black community and the legacy of the Monarchy

There are studies that show black women get less sympathy/empathy when they go for treatment unlike their white counterparts, we explore the possible reasons behind this and if there is any truth to it