No Suga On Dee Rim

Colorism continues to be a major scar in the black community . The term light skin versus dark skin is used to degrade each other in the black community . However , Dee brings some flavor to this episode by pointing out our black is beautiful . So bring your moonshine .

This episode will cause for some Dusse , we need some smooth gas to get us focused on ways to break the cycle of believing that in the black community only those with money can acquire generational wealth . “ Remember this content is for the drinkers and those that may need a drink afterwards “.

Friends are rare jewels.. Your girl Dee and her great friend Kelly talk about Monica vs Brandy friendship/association and defines what is a true friend all while drinking a Cosmopolitan.

Let’s talk about cancel culture . Should Black people cancel their own people when that person go against the moral and ethical code ? Find out from your girl Dee !!! We will drink to some Peach Ciroc on this episode !

Should Black people ride for a Black Woman in power even if her previous career endeavors weren’t liked in a system that wasn’t designed by her but for us ?

Do you think vulgar music has an adverse affect on people ?  Come on over for happy hour , and bring your margarita on the rocks., so me and one of my favorite women empowerment authors can provide some empowering truth .

On this episode of No Suga on Dee Rim, Dee has invited special guest to elaborate and provide their narrative of who protects the black woman!! This will be a moonshine type of day!!! So pour up and remember this content is for the drinkers and those who may need a drink afterwards .

Dee request that everyone pour up some Henessey & Coke while I give you insight and dialogue on who protects the black woman . This content is for the drinkers and for those who may need a drink afterwards.

A Mother’s love is like no other. For the week of Mother’s Day I decided to do a podcast episode centered around my mom, me being a mom, and my daughter witnessing two women be mothers. We sit down and talk about the great characteristics of motherhood as well as discuss things we would change as mothers and as daughters.

Why do we allow the rich and famous people to step in a lane of receiving a doctoral degree that they have not earned just because they are rich and famous ? Why do we take away this moment from those who worked tirelessly to put in the work? How often can we step in the rich and famous lane and be on the walk of fame or hall of fame as a regular person ?