On this 6th day of the first month in the new year of 2021, we experienced radical Trump supporters storm the State Capitol and shut down operations. I’ll explain my thoughts in this episode.

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It’s Tea Time, which is our news brief segment. In this episode you’ll hear my opinion about the controversial Netflix film “Cuties” which features young girls coming of age and participating in a free spirited dance group that consists of twerking. We will also hear what Jenny, a Mom of one has to say.

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As we anxiously awaited a verdict in the Breonna Taylor case, an innocent 26 year old shot by police as she slept in her bed, I was astonished not to hear a verdict about Breonna, but about stray bullets! This is my response.

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This episode gives details of Jacob Blake who was recently killed by cops. It also draws comparisons to how other races of people are treated, such as Kyle Rittenhouse, white gunman in Kenosha. I talk about the media and how it focuses and spins stories to control our focus, while shutting out other positive and important events. We are one race, the human race.

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In this 8th Episode, we are discussing mental health during this COVID-19 crisis. This virus has caused us to be under quarantine and lockdown for several months. This is negatively impacting many people mentally including parents, children and individuals every where. Here, I interview Tiffany, a Mom of two and Tiffany Mouzon, a family member and bachelorette living alone. You can call this “The Tale of Two Tiffany’s.” I also discuss my own mental state. Let’s take a listen.

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I’m flipping the script with this one. We’ve examined how oppression under the White man has impacted Blacks over the past 400 plus years. However, we can’t force change on others, but we CAN control ourselves. In this episode of Black Accountability, we are taking a look at ourselves and our communities, and what we can improve on in order to advance ourselves and the Black community as a whole.

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Real progress is happening and moves are being made to dismantle institutionalized racism. Why is this offensive to some people? Why is the Black Lives Matter movement, and the statement alone “Black Lives Matter” offensive to some white people? If the positive changes that are happening now, post George Floyd offend you, let’s explore why in this episode.

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Let’s take a moment to discuss the “perceived” and the “real” progress that has been made within the past couple weeks of protests.

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I’m giving listeners an explanation on why all of my podcasts are about racism. I explain a little about who I am as a person and how that informs the discussion and my opinion. When I’m ready, I’ll move on to other topics. It just so happens that right now, this is what is most important.

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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, everyone has seen the “Karen” videos circling the internet like a firestorm. Some of the memes are undefeated and Karen’s everyone are becoming the subject of all the jokes. Another trending item...public apologies. There is a barrage of celebrities and public figures apologizing for a racist comment or action towards black people. Listen to hear my thoughts.

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