In this episode, Nia and Michelle, explore the idea that in our personal relationships, there is an opportunity to establish a  social contract that outlines  guidelines for the interaction and treatment of Black people globally.

In this episode, Nia and Michelle, explore the idea that in our personal relationships, there is an opportunity to establish a social contract that outlines guidelines for the interaction and treatment of Black people globally.

Do Black People Need a Social Contract?

The Inky Comet podcast illuminates conversations we often shy away from. The topics that make us uncomfortable in mixed company, but when given sacred space, transform us and make the elephant in the room smaller—creating space for shared empathy, understanding, and community.  

After 8 years, the light of the comet has evolved. Join the host Nia Marie, as she dissects topics that are foundational to how we relate to one another in a rapidly changing world. Tune in to season 8 every Wednesday from May 14  through July anywhere you listen to podcasts.

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The Inky Comet podcast illuminates conversations we often shy away from. The topics that make us uncomfortable in mixed company, but when given sacred space, transform us and make the elephant in the room smaller—creating space for shared empathy, understanding, and community. After 8 years, the light of the comet has evolved. Join the host Nia Marie, as she dissects topics that are foundational to how we relate to one another in a rapidly changing world. Tune in to season 8 every Wednesday from May 14 through July anywhere you listen to podcasts.

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Do Black People Need a Social Contract?

Do Black People Need a Social Contract?