Da Kultcha The Podcast

Da Kultcha The Podcast

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  • Culture Vulture
    A Culture Vulture is a practitioner of cultural appropriation. A Culture Vulture is an inauthentic individual who attempts to identify with aspects of another culture and claim it as their own. As we give some examples of social media platforms that indulge in this behavior.They do this by mimicking aspects of culture that belong to another group of people and not giving credit where credit is due, which creates the illusion that the aspect of culture they are mimicking is authentic to them. They also do this by claiming that certain aspects of another group of people's culture originated with them, with no historical proof to back their claims. Plain and simple there's no them with us. So walk with Da Kultcha as we give a bird's eye view of how culture vultures affects our platforms, our communities and how we see ourselves.
    " I Am Da Kultcha”
    @da_kultcha#DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem #CultureVulture
    12 min
  • Mediating Negative Narrative
    In a wide range of ways, the overall presentation of black males in the social media is distorted, exaggerating some dimensions while omitting others. Da Kultcha have contributed to a robust body of resources explaining the risks at hand. The negative imagery that portray black people in social media, has been there for quite !sometime. Whether it's related to music, movies, or social media platforms; the black communities must always Mediate these Negative Narratives. So take a walk with Da Kultcha as we explain the problems on these platforms, how to navigate through it and come up with solutions to these negative narratives that's been plaguing our communities so long.
    #Mediate #Negative #Narratives
    @da_kultcha#DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem #VoterSuppression
    30 min
  • Voter Suppression
    Voting should be as easy and convenient as possible, and in many cases it is. But across the U.S., too many politicians are passing measures making it harder to cast a ballot in black communities. The goal is to manipulate political outcomes, and the results is a severely compromised black community that doesn't reflect the will of the people. Our democracy works best when all eligible voters can participate and have their voices heard. Suppression efforts range from the seemingly unobstructive, like voter ID laws and cuts to early voting, to mass purges of voter rolls and systemic disenfranchisement. And long before election cycles even begin, legislators can redraw district lines that determine the weight of your vote. Certain communities are particularly susceptible to suppression and in some cases, outright targeted people of color, students, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Voters suppression is real and still relevant today!!! Walk with Da Kultcha as we tackle voters challenges in the black communities today as we continue to "bridge the gap between the Youth and elders through Dialogue".
    @da_kultcha#DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem #VoterSuppression
    19 min
  • Egocentrism
    Egocentrism is a place where our people find themselves most of the time, whether it's social media or world social issues as a whole; Suffering from Low Self-Worth, when as a people we feel irrelevant, we are left feeling low as if our opinions don't matter. So what we do as a people? We act out, we compromise our integrity, personality and character. Creating this false sense of reality and a inferiority complex. You may wonder if the person recognizes their egocentric ways. As a cognitive bias, egocentrism refers to the natural restriction on our perception caused by the simple fact that we can only see the world from our perspective. It takes special effort to see the world from any perspective other than through our own eyes. For instance, adolescents often spend hours preening themselves because they think, "everyone will notice if I don't look good." They also become highly upset when they experience a minor embarrassment, cause they think everyone saw it and believe everybody will remember it forever. This type of personality disorder is a mental condition in which our people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, troubled relationships, and a lack of empathy for others. So check out Da Kultcha as we continue to"Bridge The Gap Between The Youth and Older adults" as it relates to Egocentrism in the world of social media and our world as a whole!!!!!!! #DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem
    23 min
  • Protect Our Black Woman Part 2 Featuring Ritha Pierre
    Black women are human too. Their stories, voices and experiences deserve to be heard and validated, just like anyone else’s. Instead of fighting against them, fight for them with them. We all want the same thing: for black women to be treated equally, to have rights, to be seen, to be heard, to live.  A lot of times, it feels like the only people who are fighting for Black women … are other Black women. Yet, when it comes time to fight everyone else’s battles, Black women are magically expected to be fighting right on the front lines. If you can’t protect Black women, then who the hell can you protect? 
    Something that never fails to amaze us is how Black women are still expected to fight the good fight while simultaneously being fought against, even in this day and age. On the one hand, they are fighting alongside their Black brothers as Black people who don’t receive the same rights and privileges as their non-Black counterparts. On the other hand, they are fighting for their lives as women, who are not only being oppressed by the color of their skin, but also by the patriarchal systems that make it so that women aren’t seen as true equals to men.
    @da_kultcha#DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem
    31 min
  • PROTECTING BLACK WOMEN Part 1 Ft. Ritha Pierre
    Black women are human too. Their stories, voices and experiences deserve to be heard and validated, just like anyone else’s. Instead of fighting against them, fight for them with them. We all want the same thing: for black women to be treated equally, to have rights, to be seen, to be heard, to live.  A lot of times, it feels like the only people who are fighting for Black women … are other Black women. Yet, when it comes time to fight everyone else’s battles, Black women are magically expected to be fighting right on the front lines. If you can’t protect Black women, then who the hell can you protect? 
    Something that never fails to amaze us is how Black women are still expected to fight the good fight while simultaneously being fought against, even in this day and age. On the one hand, they are fighting alongside their Black brothers as Black people who don’t receive the same rights and privileges as their non-Black counterparts. On the other hand, they are fighting for their lives as women, who are not only being oppressed by the color of their skin, but also by the patriarchal systems that make it so that women aren’t seen as true equals to men.
    @da_kultcha#DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem
    28 min
  • Police, Policing The System Pt.2 Ft. Edwin Raymon
    Being the one who blew the whistle is not a easy thing to do. A young black N.Y.P.D Lieutenant Edwin Raymond, 34, An active-duty, is the one who blew that whistle on police corruption and publicly criticized unofficial quotas and racial discrimination in the department.The lieutenant and 11 other black and Hispanic cops took the department to federal court in 2015, claiming in a lawsuit that supervisors in the Transit Bureau pushed quotas targeting minorities and told officers to look the other way when it came to white or Asian offenders.Mr. Raymond said he hope he can use his 12 years on the force to help the" Bridge The Gap" between lawmakers and cops when it comes to reform. So come take a walk with Da Kultcha, as we explore his origins and work together through Dialogue to help bridge that gap!!!!!!
    @da_kultcha#DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem
    27 min
  • Police, Policing The System Part 1 Featuring Edwin Raymond
    Being the one who blew the whistle is not a easy thing to do. A young black N.Y.P.D Lieutenant Edwin Raymond, 34, An active-duty, is the one who blew that whistle on police corruption and publicly criticized unofficial quotas and racial discrimination in the department.The lieutenant and 11 other black and Hispanic cops took the department to federal court in 2015, claiming in a lawsuit that supervisors in the Transit Bureau pushed quotas targeting minorities and told officers to look the other way when it came to white or Asian offenders.Mr. Raymond said he hope he can use his 12 years on the force to help the" Bridge The Gap" between lawmakers and cops when it comes to reform. So come take a walk with Da Kultcha, as we explore his origins and work together through Dialogue to help bridge that gap. #DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #COMFORTABLEEVERYWHERE #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #EQUALSTANDARDS #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #BLACKAF #BLM #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #GoodLife #PolicePolicingTheSystem
    26 min
  • Da Kultcha Part 4 Full Circle Of FUBU (For Us By Us)
    It's time to give this company the accolades it's so richly deserves, a brand and lifestyle that needs no introduction when you are a conglomerate known as FUBU (pronounced "foo-boo").The company was conceived and founded by Daymond John, Carl Brown, J. Alexander Martin and Keith Perrin each of whom continue to play a role in Fubu's management. Since its inception in the 1990s,Fubu is one of the fastest growing apparel company in American fashion industry history.FUBU’s credo has always been “For Us, By Us,” and the brand has been one of the most successful clothing and lifestyle brands created by Black people for Black people and beyond. In addition,the label's designs reflect the style of the music and fashion phenomenon known as hip-hop.FUBU has impacted not only Hip Hop culture, but also American culture. Come walk with us as Fubu helps Da Kultcha " Bridge the Gap between the Youth and Older Adults through Dialogue and Discussion". #DAKULTCHA #THECULTURE #UNLEARNANDRELEARN #KNOWTHELEDGE #TRUSTTHEPROCESS #WEWORKING #BIGBUSINESS #TRENDSETTERS #FORTHEPEOPLEBYTHEPEOPLE #COMFORTABLEANYWHERE #GAMECHANGER #MADWORLD #MASTERLOCK #MOTIVATION #WEALTH #KEYSTOSUCCESS #FOODFORTHOUGHT #THINKOUTSIDETHEBOX #BLACKAF #EQUALSTANDARD #LOVEHURTSWHYHATE #WAKEUP #STAYWOKE #FUBU #Fashion #HighFashion #HighEndFashion #CelebrityFashion #GoodLife
    37 min

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