HEAR ME OUT TAEMATES!!!

Lock in while I clock in because I'm going to make this make sense.

Today's episode is not specifically about Black History Month, but about Black History as a whole and how we have too much of it to be subjected to 28-29 days.

The First half is my deep dive and the second half is my reading the cw33 article about 30 inventions created by black people.

the article starts at around 30 minutes.

Reference links: https://cw33.com/2016/02/05/30-inventions-you-can-thank-a-black-person-for/

https://blackbeat.topix.com/slideshow/16908/slide3

George Crum Story:

https://www.thoughtco.com/george-crum-potato-chip-4165983

TaeMates! Category is: Labels!!! We’re getting to know me a little better today and talking about my labels, my pronouns and how I came into my identity.

Things get a little deep today. I said some things I don’t think I’ve ever talked about out loud until this day.

This should be interesting. Lock in while I Clock in.

TaeMates! In today’s episode, we are discussing interracial dating. I give my personal views and reconciling my attraction to white men with my “wokeness”. We touch on fetishism, and rumors and myths about interracial dating and I ask you guys for opinions, stories and understanding.

I also clock back in and look at it from a unification perspective and address how crazy it is that interracial marriage only became Legal in 1967. During the civil rights era. Touching on the positive side of the subject and not what has kept the races a part. I want to talk to all the people who hate that this has to even be a conversation.

TaeMates! In this episode, I’m taking responsibility for my own mouth and inspiring you guys to watch yours!

We’re back with another one!!

Sorry we got cut off at the end, but if you have any questions or suggestions, hit my comments or my inbox at @ShawntaeArnette.

TaeMates! This is just a video sharing my thoughts on Thanksgiving as I was setting up to record that day’s In My Queer View.

TaeMates! In this episode I’m doing a deep dive into the ways that black talent, personality, and characteristics have been controlled, and regulated with systematic oppression, yet have been appropriated and manipulated as new entities to benefit from as their own.

TaeMates! This was my introduction for the sister series to A POC POV, In My Queer View, the deep dive into the Queer Experience, my journey in it and my perspective on it.

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TaeMates! This episode I’m going to introduce myself and breakdown how this whole series came to be. I’m going to explain my definition of the black experience and what you expect from this POC’s POV.

Mic Check! It's Shawntae Arnette.

What’s good TaeMates! I'm coming back and addressing my rant yesterday and further talk about the points in the rant with context.

If you haven't heard episode 1, go back and catch up. This will make a lot more sense.

I've already let non-black people have it enough. I'm through with that. I want to lean into my people and discuss our role in the n-word being used against us. I know that in the real world it will never go away and every human will never be "cured" of racism. But we have some ownership to take here.

What’s good TaeMates!!! Make sure you guys have your headphones on! Because I’m opening this podcast with Bang!!! The first episode of my YouTube series turned podcast was a rant about non POC’s using the N-Word. And this isn’t a pleasant chat!! Its the only rant so far! So don’t be scared! LMAO!