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Van & Joel discuss Joel's interpretation of how they met, as well as his many past relationships and how his previous girlfriend interacted with his parents. Did race affect their relationship?
Join me & my husband Joel - the authors of "I Died The Day I Loved You: The Journey of an Interracial Relationship" - as we take you through the many trials and tribulations we've faced as a couple. Ultimately, we hope to show all couples that they too can overcome any obstacle and strengthen their love for one another.
On this episode, we answer several questions from our Facebook listeners ranging from "Can I truly be for black lives if I don’t think All Cops Are Bad?" to "What are things I can do to be a part of the solution without speaking over black people?"
On this episode, we discuss what we learned about race (and racism) from our family & friends while growing up. From diversity within friends of the family to racism becoming a personality trait for some, we talk about how these experiences shaped who we are today.
On this episode, we discuss what verbal, behavioral and colloquial microaggressions are & how to avoid expressing them.
On this episode, we answer a question many of our listeners (from different ages and backgrounds) have asked: "How can I be an ally and show I care about my black friends?" Here are the organizations you can donate to & volunteer with that we mentioned in the episode:
On this episode, we delve into another question from one of our listeners: "What are your plans regarding racial identify and your baby? Will you allow them to decide how to identify, or encourage them to choose (or not) an identify (whether it is black, white, or biracial). I am the black older sibling of two biracial children. One identifies as black/African America, and the other as biracial/mixed. I always wondered how parents made these decisions."
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