Code-switching is ubiquitous in Black Culture. But why? We use it to make "others" feel more comfortable or to make interactions easier for us. The question is:  when do we get to feel comfortable? We don't code-switch because we want to, we code-switch because we have to.

Code-switching is ubiquitous in Black Culture. But why? We use it to make "others" feel more comfortable or to make interactions easier for us. The question is: when do we get to feel comfortable? We don't code-switch because we want to, we code-switch because we have to.

Code-switching is ubiquitous in Black Culture. But why? We use it to make "others" feel more comfortable or to make interactions easier for us. The question is:&nbsp; when do we get to feel comfortable? We don't code-switch because we want to, we code-switch because we have to.

One Switch, Two Switch, Code Switch, You Switch?

Black At It is a podcast dispelling myths and addressing stereotypes about black culture. Hosted by the dymanic Trio, Louis Jacques, Victoria George, and Hollee Chanel these three bring comedy and insight into their attempts at being Black At It.

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