This episode covers that feeling when pursing a romantic relationship where someone disappoints you. Instead of blaming them or yourself it's a moment to just become less interested and focus on what is interesting you. We discuss exactly how to navigate those feelings of disappointment and what not to do when you feel them. 

Social media was once a way to connect us in ways that have never been possible but yet it has led to reshaping the way we socialize, build relationships, and view one another.

In an ever evolving world it seems there seems to still be some catching up to do when it comes to accepting ones sexuality and their right to express it. We discuss the lyrics of WAP and the characteristics of confident women who aren’t afraid of breaking barriers.

Adrienne, Rico, and Parrish, all millennials with different relationship statuses and dating methods talk about what relationships and dating are like in 2020.

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Sometimes everything needs to go wrong so that things can go right. Finding your purpose in life is a different journey for everyone. In this episode we discuss the process of getting to know, and understand how to find your uniqueness to share with the world.

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This week we address the experiences Black women endure in the workplace. With special guest Victoria, who submitted a post to our blog detailing her speaking out about race relations and black lives matter at her previous job.

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Guest: Victoria Nelson - IG: @veronica_vic

The Pressure of Being a Black Woman Fighting for Social Justice - By Victoria Nelson

https://www.blackwomansocial.com/the-pressure-of-being-a-black-woman-fighting-for-social-justice/the-pressure-of-being-a-black-woman-fighting-for-social-justice

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In this episode, we break down the effects and dangers of colorism. Colorism has been in practice for hundreds of years before Alice Walker officially coined the term in 1982. We discuss what it is and how it is practiced in the black community and globally.

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