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Navigating 2020 is strange enough. Trying to do get through this year as a single person may add another layer of newfound obstacles. With an 82% rise in Dating App usage, many singles are finding connections through long conversations and Zoom Dates. Friend of the show, Tiffany, shares her interesting success story with dating during the pandemic. She even turned the seat and began interviewing me!Join the Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/teaforthequeen
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Foodlord, a rapper from Dallas Fort Worth's new album; PYMTB tells the story of a young man who had experienced growth and the inescapable pains of adulting. In an effort to strengthen the bond between him and his mother, he's created a work that is full of the candid things we would like to say to our parents if we had the chance to relax with them and indulge. We talked about growing in life, the pitfalls and wins of being an artist, and even relationships and entanglement.
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Why so many of you, I may goals for this year. I just KNEW that this would be MY year. So lets look at my goals, laugh with them, and think about some that I actually have achieved. What are some of the goals that you had for this year? Inspired by Evelyn from the internets. This week we got woke about chakras and the body: https://images.app.goo.gl/d6qwuYShbhChPbTx9

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What is happening Nigeria is also happening in Ferguson
This is one of my favorite episodes as a podcaster. Nifemi and I have a discussion about feminism, the power of black women in community, and our favorite feminists.
Afrikana Feminism a course and a movement that Nifemi has determined to be her way to bridge the experiences of feminism across the entire African Diaspora.
As a woman of African descent, Nifemi has always been interested in how to re-theorize feminism; this is why she created Afrikana Feminism, which is not just an online course, but also an experimental movement. Nifemi have always been curious about what other womxn of African descent are organizing, and how to also raise our feminist consciousness through the lives of womxn of African descent like Wangari Maathai, Leymah Gbowee and many more who have engaged in different social movements, but are not widely known. She is starting a dialogue between Black and African feminism(s). She is working to understand what it means to exist in-between particularly being an immigrant and what constitutes the African diaspora. I wanted to raise questions and have conversations with my students about what it means to be Black and African and what Blackness means to people in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt etc. She knows many African feminists from West Africa but was curious to understand how African women were organizing particularly after the Post Arab Spring in North Africa. She also wants to reimagine the framework of Afrikana Feminism and Sustainable Development.

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What do you do when being present doesnt feel so good? I hope this guided meditation helps. Ive been there before

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If I could, I would go to Mars. Surprisingly, in the middle of a pandemic and slightly apocalyptic era of 2020, I have traveled outside the country. Many of you have asked for why? And how long?.

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This is such a peculiar time to be a pregnant person. On this episode, I discuss birthing plans, options, doulas, midwives, and western birthing options with Mareesha Walker, a birthing expert from Washington DC. We are in the middle of a pandemic and so many mothers, new or repeat, are asking questions they never asked before about giving birth. Enjoy the episode! If you have any questions or input, remember to leave it in the review and rate the show

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