Discussion on Nikki Haley and the Democratic Primaries Evaluating Trump's Support and the Possibility of a Woman President

Is The Country's Ready for a Woman President?

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Sheryl and her crew discuss public arguments in a relationship. Is it a deal breaker for you? Also, Sheryl takes us through a time when she had to publicly call a man out for his behavior. 

Public Arguments

Sheryl and her crew cover sports topics that range from the latest NFL free agency news to Katt Williams running the 40.    Will Russell Wilson be a good fit in Pit?

Sports Bar: NFL Free Agency and Katt's 40

Sheryl and her crew talk a little politics off of the Second Gentleman visiting The Talk

The Second Gentleman Visits

 The evolution of women's sports, including basketball, has been influenced by historical factors, racial dynamics, and the support of NBA players. The dunk contest has evolved over the years, with participants attempting more elaborate and creative dunks.   Colin Kaepernick is suggested as a potential quarterback for the Commanders, considering his previous experience and potential for redemption. Michael Penix Jr. is discussed as a potential quarterback option for the Raiders, with his winning mentality and ability to step up in big games. The NFL Combine is seen as an important event for evaluating potential draft prospects, although some teams are starting to question its value. 

NFL Combine & The Rise of Women's Basketball

Sheryl and her crew discuss Gwyneth Paltrow trying to compliment Black Women only to have it go left. Takeaways  The use of the word 'ruthless' to describe black women is problematic and perpetuates negative stereotypes. Black women's strength and confidence often stem from their experiences of oppression and discrimination. Actions and allyship are more important than empty compliments or admiration. Accurate representation of black women in media is crucial to combatting stereotypes and promoting diversity. 

Is The Country's Ready for a Woman President?

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