An attempted explanation of why many social media posts about Black women giving up on political fights in the wake of Kamala Harris' failed presidential campaign. Includes a discussion about Allan Lichtman and the dangers of hubris in political punditry.

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This episode we explore Dr Afrikana Chihombori-Quao, someone I believe all Black/African women should know and follow. I'll examine the work she's done to speak out against post-colonial oppression across the African diaspora, and what lessons aspiring leaders could learn from her.

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What exactly is the reason (Black) women hate South African singer Tyla? Is this simply a case of the #DiasporaWars, or are there legitimate reasons to question her meteoric success in the music industry?

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Diddy - arguably top 3 icons in contemporary Black music and Black culture. But how did people hold him in high regard for so long, given all we know now? Is #blackexcellence creating monsters instead of positive role models?

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Here's the link to my story on dealing with America's mental health services. And here are statistics I shared re: the obstacles Kamala Harris will face as a Black woman running for president.

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The most consistent advice content creators give is to be consistent with putting out content. I think that's a luxury for White content creators, and I explain why.

Why would starting a nonprofit or a charity be considered a trauma response?

This conversation, sparked by a viral video made by Christy Rutherford (author and leadership coach), explores why this question is only posed when discussing Black women.

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