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Let's end season 1 with the most "TABOO" word on the planet N!GGA.
I brought some of my friends to talk about the N-WORD and what it means to them. Do they say it? Why do some white people feel the need to be able to say it? Should the word be desensitized? Is the weight of this word least of the concern of the black plight in America? White people aren't permitted to say it, but what about Africans? Hispanics? Cubans? Come slide through and hear my friends and my perspective on the use of the word.
FRIENDS:
Gavin Graham, Brandon Ward, Cara Servidio, Jasmine Cockfield, Madeline Kelly, Ernest Green, Toni Legier, Maria Gilard, and Solomon Henderson
Also, Champagne Conversation is going LIVE! YES, WE ARE GOING LIVE ONCE A MONTH! We will start on October 25, 2020, at 6 PM CST on Facebook and Youtube! We will talk about the importance of voting, the black agenda, the open seat on the supreme court, Ice Cube contract, and so much more. We hope to see you there!
LET'S TALK ABOUT HAIR!
WOMEN OF COLOR HAIR SPECIFICALLY.
Good Hair? Bad Hair? Kinky Hair? Dry Hair? Nappy Hair? Soft Hair? Long Hair? Short Hair?
Friends: Amirah Nelson, Doris Green, Maria Gilard, Trishti Guein, Ashley Golibart, Ariele Foster
ALL THINGS BLACK WOMEN
A SPACE FOR BLACK WOMEN TO SPEAK THEIR TRUTH ON IT ALL. We’re talking about everything from lack of representation of BLACK WOMEN in C-suite and beyond in the corporate sector to the lack of coverage and outcry for black women in the BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT.
We stand in the gap for #BreonnaTaylor, #SandraBland, and the countless other QUEENS whose story wasn’t televised.
Friends: Deja Curry, Kambria Baptiste, Morgan Williams, Amirah Nelson, and Shae Weeks.
In order to stay connected with the podcast, friends, and I visit the website www.champagneconvos.com
Are you interested in being apart of an episode make sure to visit the website and click “Contact” and let us know!
We know that social media is a powerful and useful tool. It connects family and friends, shifts culture, boosts entrepreneurship, a platform for social injustices, and so much more. However, social media can be a dark place where it can heighten anxiety and depression, be a catalyst to comparison, low self-esteem, unrealistic expectations, and negative body images.
Join my friends and I as we unpack our journey with the good and bad side of social media, and what we do to maintain our peace of mind with social media.
Friends: Saaneah Jamison, Kambria Baptiste, Fatima Barnes, and Myesha Tucker
Make sure you visit the website to stay connected with my friends, the podcast, and myself, or if you want to be on a future episode, make sure you visit the website: www.champagneconvos.com
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