End User Talk

This week on End User Talk, Jamie Broadnax, founder and CEO of the popular website BlackGirlNerds.com joins Jameelah and discusses her motivation behind starting the site and how it's grown, her journey from starting from the ground up and turning her hobby and passion into a flourishing business, and the challenges she faces as being a black woman in the business of critiquing films and shows

Follow Jamie Broadnax:
http://www.blackgirlnerds.com
Instagram: @blackgirlnerds

This week's episode of End User Talk features Timia Bethea of The Color Complex as she discusses her experience leading a Ted Talk how prevalent colorism is in seemingly all cultures and how overwhelming featurism, texturism, skin bias, and other "-isms" can be while offering ways to fight through society's brainwashed ideals.

Follow Timia:
https://www.thecolorcomplex.com

The Color Complex's Museum of Color:
https://www.thecolorcomplex.com/museum-of-color

Timia's Ted Talk:
TEDxUTAustin

Afro Hair Coach Angela Stewart joins Jameelah on this episode of End User Talk to talk about what inspired her to be an Afro Hair Coach, the importance of being proud of natural hair despite society's attempt to feel otherwise, and provides some valuable tips for hair care.

Follow Angela Stewart:
http://www.afrohaircoach.wordpress.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/381922832753742

Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/tzfed8t

Instagram: @afrohaircoach

Partnered Twitch Streamer Keeyuh joins End User Talk this week and discusses the role content creators have in providing equal representation in games like The Sims and other character driven games, dealing with racist and ignorant people on her streams, where the line is drawn between gaming for fun and for her streams, her new and upcoming projects, what needs to be done to provide a more accurate spectrum of skin colors into the gaming world and so much more!

Follow Keeyuh:
@keey.uh on Instagram
Keeyuh - Twitch

This week on End User Talk, Jameelah is joined by her cousin Kayla to talk about the struggles young biracial people are forced to deal with in the current climate of attempting to achieve equality for all from all angles ranging from friendships, family, school and beyond.

Follow Kayla:
Twitter: @kkaaylaamarieee
Instagram: @kkaaylaamariee

This week's edition of End User Talk features Storm, a digital artist and model based in London. Tune in as she dives into her diverse array of skills in the digital world and how she chose her profession, learning life lessons along the way to success, and her take on what the next step should be when it comes to companies treating black artists equally.

Follow Storm:
IG: @StormyJazzy
Twitter: @StormyJazzy

This week's edition of End User Talk features software engineer and blogger Adetomi, as she details her viral story of dealing with overt racism from professors during her time in college, facing being the only black student in the majority of her classes, and having to deal with similar issues of prejudice in the workforce.

Follow The Adetomi:
www.theadetomi.com
Instagram: @TheAdetomi
Youtube: The Adetomi

On this week's episode of End User Talk features Scott Heggs, author of "Systemic Racism and Capitalism", as he discusses the necessary action to eliminate white supremacy and the policies rooted in white supremacy in America, overcoming centuries of American history of manipulation and psychological terrorism against black people, and the importance of implementing a system of justice that keep those accountable for actions against the black community.

Follow Scott Heggs: 
Instagram: @unprocessed_knowledge
Twitter: @SJH80

Buy "Systemic Racism and Capitalism" and other works by Scott Heggs on Amazon.

This episode of End User Talk features Kim Barnes, founder of Lipstick and Tech, as she details her experience with Salesforce, finding affordable mentorship, discusses the value of learning a trade, and much more!

Follow Kim Barnes on IG/Twitter: @lipstickandtech
https://lipstickandtech.com/

On this episode of End User Talk, Twitch Partner and TBS' Spark'd Season 1 winner Xmiramira joins the show to talk about her personal role in pioneering equality within The Sims gaming community, her experience on Spark'd, dealing with hateful comments on her streams, and how the gaming community can grow past the under-representation of minorities in the video game industry.

Follow Xmiramira on IG/Twitter: @Xmiramira
http://www.xmirastreams.com