I.D.U

Strategy, hobbies, and thinking beyond the board— in this episode of IDU, I’m joined by Danielle Little, owner and founder of Young Royalty Chess, to discuss an overlooked yet timeless hobby/sport in the Black Community: chess. Tune in.

Weightlifting, body positivity, and debunking health myths- today’s episode encompasses all of this and more. Tune in.

Orbiting, ghosting, love language, survivor’s guilt, and moving on— in this episode of IDU, I’m joined by Kelsey Beckford to begin a simple yet persistent conversation on an often controversial topic in the Community.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of engaging the topic of activism in the Black Community with Naomi Dawkins, a young activist who refuses to conform to the system. What is activism, and what does it look like to you?

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Misgendering, homophobia, and an unwillingness to learn...these toxic traits of the Black Community are often overlooked due to ignorance and convenience. In this segment, my guest Kitana and I begin with a humble dialogue on the unwillingness to reason and respect one’s gender identity.

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I’m joined by @intel_gent in episode 3 of IDU to discuss the uniqueness, importance, and beauty of HBCUS in America.

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In this episode, I’m joined by Tagan Horton, an entrepreneur in emerging digital marketing, in a discussion on Black entrepreneurship and the barriers that surround the endeavor.

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In Episode 1 of the series, I’m joined by Asia Jones to discuss vulnerability in the Black community. Take a listen