#BlackGirlMagic

There is a stereotype that Black women can't get along with each other. Is there a rift in overall Black women relationships, and if so, where does this rift stem from? Why are Black women competitive with each other? Why do some Black women choose to exclusively associate themselves with non-Black women? Have we've personally been victims and/or perpetrators of meanness, bullying, and violence? Do we feel that social media, reality TV, and the news perpetuate the stereotype that Black women can't get along, or are we as Black women just hard on each other? Singer-songwriter and Actress Danielle Blaiq, Social Welfare Doctoral Candidate Alecia, Blogger and Artist Nathalie Vil, and your Hostess with the Mostest Shanell answer these questions, along with breaking down other aspects such as colorism and xenophobia. We then bring it back to the positive and discuss how Black women are "all we've got", unity, shoutout some dope Black women, give advice on what we can do to better our relationships amongst each other, and ways to heal.

 

P.S. The table has been SHOOK!

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Guests Info:

Danielle Blaiq

Instagram: @danielleblaiq

Twitter: @danielleblaiq

Watch "Love @ First Night": WEBSERIES HERE

Purchase "Based On A Love Story" book: SHOP HERE

 

Alecia

Instagram: @greatfuljamaican86

Support the HerFlow Foundation: LINK HERE

 

Nathalie G. Vil

Instagram: @nelliescompass

Facebook: Nellie's Compass

Blog: BLOG HERE

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Production & Editing: Shanell

Engineering & Recording: cast Soundlab

Photography: Nigel Bradshaw (@sir_nigel)

Music: Yung Kartz, Dev Lahday (@devlahday)

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