This Podcast is rooted in the quest for systemic change for the least of these. Annette and Darren understand that everything they are is because of those who have paved the way before them. This is the final episode of season 1 and to wrap the season up they have invited a Civil Rights Icon, Mrs. Sheyann Christburg to charge this generation.

Colorism is prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people within the same ethnic or racial group and it has plagued the black community for far too long. Today we will have a moving conversation with a dark-skinned woman, Josephine Amusa. We take a deep dive into how colorism has impacted her life. 

Colorism is prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people within the same ethnic or racial group and it has plagued the black community for far too long. Today we will a conversation with a lighter-skinned individual, Dorian Davis. This conversation will be thought-provoking and provide nuggets and ways in which we can deface and challenge colorism within the black community. 

Today's episode discusses another facet of blackness and explores how ethnicity dictates our human experiences. Our guest, Nekpen Osuan is a Nigerian woman with a unique perspective as an immigrant. Enjoy!

Black Queer persons have been ostracized within the black community for countless years. Today we will have a robust conversation with Willie the Genius and dissect the in and outs of his intersectionality. Get ready for an extremely vulnerable and eye-opening conversation. 

Black lesbians have been marginalized within the black community for years. Today, we will jump into a meaningful discussion with Tiffany Madison about the challenges she continues to face because of how she identifies. Our hope is that hearts, minds, and policies are changed as a result of this conversation.  

Black women have been disenfranchised, silenced, and marginalized since the inception of this country. Today, we have a conversation with Khadijah Abdullah about the challenges that face our Black women and a moment for our society to make shifts in work policies to provide all Americans with the respect to be their authentic self each day. 

Black men have been oppressed for 400 years through slavery, lynching, mass incarceration, and police brulaity. Today, we will  have a conversation with Damien Jones about the realities of the Black man in America and a moment to reimagine what the world would look like without these systems of oppression.

Join Annette Christie and Darren Dubose two educators, advocates, and friends who are eager to dream and reimagine a world full of liberation. This podcast will offer food for thought, dynamic guests, and a deep look into how identity shapes us all. Subscribe now for updates.