Coffee and Cream Talk -- The Intersection Where All Things Race, Gender, and Pop Culture Meet

Ree discusses whether or not there is only one acceptable way to be a black woman on TV, comparing and contrasting the differences between the characters of Scandal's "Olivia Pope" and Empire's "Cookie Lyon."

Ree discusses the season finale of the reality TV show, "The Bachelorette," by examining Rachel Lindsay's choice of her final two suitors, Peter Kraus and Bryan Abasolo.

Ree discusses the recent turn of events on TV shows, "The Bachelorette" and "Queen Sugar," as they relate to black women in the world of interracial dating. Are black women really ready to date white men?

Ree discusses the undeniable power of "Black Girl Magic," examining why everyone is not happy about it's global appeal.

Ree discusses the recent crowning of Miss Black University of Texas and examines why colorism still reigns supreme in the black community.

Ree discusses the recent Shea Moisture debacle, the subsequent fallout, and what this means for Black women.

Ree discusses the success of TV shows like Scandal, Queen Sugar, and The Walking Dead, focusing on the influence black actresses and white actors have on and off screen when romantically paired together.

Ree discusses the importance of Black women's voices supporting the "Impeach Trump" movement and doing all of the work that matters, while questioning the noticeable silence and absence of Black male leadership in those same roles.

Ree discusses the hot-button topic of Black women's views on natural hair, relaxed hair, and weaves.

Ree discusses the tyrannical first three weeks of the Trump presidency.