This week’s episode revolves around the #HurtBae relationship video that has now gone viral. In just a few weeks, the #HurtBae phenomenon has generated more ‘confession’ style videos and countless comedic spoofs of the original. We invited Karima and Zenobia stop by the studio to add their perspectives and provide insight in our most energetic discussions to date! You don’t want to miss this!<a href="http://www.searchingfor" rel="nofollow">www.searchingfor</a><a href="http://clairhuxtable.com" rel="nofollow">clairhuxtable.com</a>

This week’s episode revolves around the #HurtBae relationship video that has now gone viral. In just a few weeks, the #HurtBae phenomenon has generated more ‘confession’ style videos and countless comedic spoofs of the original. We invited Karima and Zenobia stop by the studio to add their perspectives and provide insight in our most energetic discussions to date! You don’t want to miss this! www.searchingforclairhuxtable.com

This week’s episode revolves around the #HurtBae relationship video that has now gone viral. In just a few weeks, the #HurtBae phenomenon has generated more ‘confession’ style videos and countless comedic spoofs of the original. We invited Karima and Zenobia stop by the studio to add their perspectives and provide insight in our most energetic discussions to date! You don’t want to miss this!<a href="http://www.searchingfor" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.searchingfor</a><a href="http://clairhuxtable.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">clairhuxtable.com</a>

S1E3 - Confessions of Hurt Bae

Doesn’t the title say it all?  Is there anyone over the age of 25 that doesn’t immediately know who we're talking about?   If you're from the Huxtable generation then you know the influence Clair Huxtable had on your adolescent years.  In the 80’s there weren’t any black sitcom moms other than “Mary Jenkins” on "227".  I mean, you had to go back to the 70's with “Florida Evans” from "Good Times" and “Louise ‘Weezy’ Jefferson” from "The Jeffersons".  No disrespect, but they ain’t no Clair Huxtable.  Not only was Clair Huxtable a practicing Lawyer balancing a career and family, she could sing, dance had a magnetic personality and she projected an eloquent sexuality that commanded respect.

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Doesn’t the title say it all? Is there anyone over the age of 25 that doesn’t immediately know who we're talking about? If you're from the Huxtable generation then you know the influence Clair Huxtable had on your adolescent years. In the 80’s there weren’t any black sitcom moms other than “Mary Jenkins” on "227". I mean, you had to go back to the 70's with “Florida Evans” from "Good Times" and “Louise ‘Weezy’ Jefferson” from "The Jeffersons". No disrespect, but they ain’t no Clair Huxtable. Not only was Clair Huxtable a practicing Lawyer balancing a career and family, she could sing, dance had a magnetic personality and she projected an eloquent sexuality that commanded respect.

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