This episode is the second addition to this weeks mini series “Sahara’s Hot Takes”. This whole week in honor of mental health awareness month, Sahara will be discussing social issues and there connection to mental health. Here are some links to short videos and articles explaining how the school to prison pipeline affect students mentally, adding on to some of them injustices/points I made during the episode and why this system was created in the first place:https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMegnTXRV/ https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMegn3kDH/ https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMegWeK2p/ https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMegWUey3/ https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=school+to+prison+pipeline+impact+on+mental+health&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart#d=gs_qabs&u=%23p%3DZ7dGORup6IEJ https://www.sharedjustice.org/domestic-justice/2017/12/5/mental-health-and-the-school-to-prison-pipeline https://www.nyclu.org/en/issues/racial-justice/school-prison-pipeline If you’d like to continue this conversation or reach out to Sahara visit Sahara’s website SaharaRebé.com Cover Art: Sarah DeBaar

Former state government official, urban planner and public servant Ms Lindsey Boylan joins Sahara in this episode of “Perspective”. Lindsey is running to serve as Manhattan’s Borough President. Here they discuss what drives Lindsey’s advocacy, why she’s running for Borough President, a message to those wondering “why now?” and much more!

Public servant, fierce community advocate and candidate for New York City council for the 49th district, Amoy Barnes joins Sahara in discussing her path to politics, food desserts, and much more!

In this episode my favorite teacher in the whole wide world, Ms.Lamanno and I, discuss teaching during the pandemic, connecting with students and parents as she shares her unique and effective teaching methods in the largest school district in the country!

High school Sophomore Kaitlynn Leung, joins Sahara in discussing the power of growth,accountability and the environment around us. Is it possible to make a mistake and learn in this age of cancel culture? Are we capable of growth? Find out in this episode of “Perspective”.

In this episode of “Perspective” Sahara Rebé talks about the Black Diaspora and her experiences.

Community & political activist, community organizer, American rapper-songwriter/recording artist and businesswoman, Queen Blizzy joins Sahara Rebé in discussing Generational Trauma, Generation Gap in Black community. Will defunding police help with police brutality or further the wedge? Do white supporters in movements for black liberation deserve acknowledge? Find out our takes in this episode of Perspective!

In my first solo episode I discuss Chad Wheelers assault on his girlfriend, the importance of domestic violence and mental health awareness and my own experiences. The title is the domestic violence hotline for I encourage anyone going through domestic violence to seek help❤️

Founder and Executive Director of Young,Talented & Gifted, Author of “Love for the Soul, poetry and reflections” and educator for the DOE, Sabrina Brothers- Mohammed joins Sahara Rebé in discussing Vice-President Kamala Harris’s impact, Sisterhood, The Biden- Harris Administration and much more.

International basketball player and entrepreneur, Timothy Jennings joins Sahara Rebé in discussing his perspective on the Capital Riots, The Covid-19 vaccine, The U.S economy and so much more!