Renaissance Room

It was the image of the white woman by J. Howard Miller, declaring that women can do it all. Sister Sojourner Truth asked, ain’t I woman?

In today’s episode I’m exploring what it means to be a Black woman in 2026, the expectations and social validation we receive from being able to do it all, alone.

Humans were enduring social engineering, but how much of it was actually working? Join me in today’s episode as I discuss why the advice we received online didn’t translate well to real life, and why despite following cultural trends, our personal lives seem to make little advancement in the direction deepest desires.

#philosophy #africanamerican #blackauthors #podcast #blackpodcaster #author #booktok #books #opinions #commentary #social

As a Black woman, do you know who you are? Join me in today’s episode as I discuss the realities of modern day sisterhood and its impact on our emotional wellbeing.

Sharing my thoughts on raising my child and other culture updates. Happy Friday!

The audio here isn’t the best, BUT, join me in today’s episode as I discuss why the onus isn’t on the poor.

Should you tell your side of the story? Is there any benefit? Join me in today’s episode as I discuss the latest phenomenon of airing our your ex partners dirty laundry on social media.

#relationships #breakups #blackwomen #women #dating #blackmen #celebrity #celebritygossip #collegegirl #youth #mentoring #opinion #commentary #socialcommentary

What’s with the beef with kids?

A little rusty, but glad to be back. Feels like it’s been awhile, but we get through it.

Body of works I’ve found uninteresting.

#bookreview #books #culture #opinion

It’s okay if we cannot answer some things right NOW.

When a lack of personal pride flies under the radar.