With all that is happening in society at the moment with racism and fighting for our rights to live! This is a podcast for "Minority" Millennials this episode is the reason why we have started SoulGood The Podcast, the injustice and hardship we have had to face growing up has become relevant in the world today. In this episode of SoulGood The Podcast, Angel & Felicia welcome Queenie as our guest of the day where we start off talking about our Guest's SoulGood Moment of the week with a introduction to June's hashtag #ArtistAppreciationMonth. We get honest about the issues going on in Canada and the united states in regards to racism, police brutality and what its like to be black for us in such a "multicultural society". We speak about stories going on in USA and in Canada and give our opinions on them and the avenues that should have been utilized to find a solution. We question the differences between Canada and the States, do we feel the discrimination and segregation is the same in Toronto as it is in the United States? Do we have the same issues? Are we really a multicultural society? We finish off with "What's that Wooooord?", to give you some Toronto slang terms old and new! Don't miss it! With song of the week from a personal friend!Let us give you all the good, on SoulGood the Podcast! Share, Comment & Follow Us! Follow Us On:Website/Links - https://msha.ke/soulgoodthepodcastInstagram - SoulGoodThePodcastTwitter - SoulGoodTPFacebook - SoulGoodThePodcastTikTok - SoulGoodThePodcastEmail:
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