On the episode of Blk Girl Speaks, we talk with our guest, author and public speaker, Jasmine Orstead about her college experience. She entered The University of Mary Washinton looking for the chance to continue her education and join the schools basketball team. She was immediately met with hostility. She endured racism, discrimination, and inequality from her teammates, as well as coaches, and staff. She decided to fight so that the next Black woman wouldn't have to. Tune in to hear her story. 
You can follow her on Instagram @JasmineOrsted as well as myself @Blkgirlspeaking

This is the first episode of season 2! We have redesigned our podcast, making a new and improved version with different segments like Black Excellence and Petty Betty Commentary! If you have some Black Excellence to share or petty betty commentary, DM me @Blkgirlspeaking on IG. 
Todays Black Excellence Shoutout went to @kaemen.the.creator, a 20 year old egineer and inventor. 
Today we got into some Workplace Blues and talked about the experience of being the only Black person at your White job. Lets get into it. We are coming back with a BANG! Welcome back to BGS.

Welcome to season 2 of Blk girl speaks. We are coming back stronger than ever! This season we will be speaking on different topics that are overlooked and swept under the rug in the Black community; mental health, lack of real world preparation, post graduate depression, and more. Join us for Biweekly episodes on different topics that you won't want to miss! Follow us on IG to keep tabs on new episodes @Blkgirlspeaking. Also feel free to DM us with questions, comments, topic ideas, or if you would like to be a guest. 

We have reached the last episode of the season. We discuss new year resolutions! The links mentioned in the podcast are below. Be sure to follow us on social media @blkgirlspeaking

• The Eden Experience: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU9a-Z3p4A5ziiPhWv4-yhA
• United Black Library: https://unitedblacklibrary.com/collections/all-books
• Noname Book Club: https://nonamebooks.com/

As we wrap up this season of Blk Girl Speaks, this episode discusses the controversial topic of why White people and the word Nigga. This episode is not just for White people but for all races to listen to. Take a listen; do not forget to rate, comment, and subscribe. Share with your friends, and share your thoughts by DMing me @BlkGirlSpeaking on Instagram.

This episode covers the 2020 presidential election and what it means for Black People. We get into Trumps past, the violence he has created, and voters suppression. We also take the time to break down the electoral college and educate ourselves on how to play the game.

Dont think that negative Black Experiences are limited to the boarders of the US. They ARE NOT. Lets stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters to Nigeria to help end SARS. 
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This episode covers the state of shambles that the US has found itself in over the past week. Trump has got to go! Make sure you get out there and VOTE!!
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Ms. Taylor, we are so sorry we failed you. We are prepared to continue to fight for justice.
"The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the Black Woman. The most neglected person in America is the Black Woman."
 -Malcolm X
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This week in Blk Culture was a lot. Reflect with Ja'dah S. on a hard week of being Blk.