Sweet Tabooz

In discussion with the executive director and founder of  @birthrightlivinglegacy39  ;we learn how to assist in men's health, fatherhood and the depths of manhood.

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In celebration of Father's Day and men's health month we get an insightful new set of tools from the executive director and founder of  @birthrightlivinglegacy39 

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Join us as we chat with financial strategist D.Cherelle Cohens in celebration of financial literacy month! She is breaking down financial barriers and building wealth. Get ready for an inspiring conversation on overcoming financial trauma, planning for success, and empowering underrepresented entrepreneurs!

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Breaking Barriers and Building Connections In this thought-provoking episode, we continue our exploration of social media's impact on our lives. Joining us: The BMC (Blind Man Can), also known as Sheann Stoaks. A talented singer with a unique perspective on our visually driven world. Together, we delve into crucial topics such as: Phone addiction and its consequences The link between social media, depression, and suicide The often-overlooked benefits of social media in bringing people together Sheann shares his personal experiences, offering insights into the world of social media from a less visual perspective. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that will challenge your views and inspire empathy.

In this episode, we're joined by Jaden Williams, founder of JAHDU apparel, to discuss the complex relationship between social media, mental health, and connection. We'll explore the ways in which social media influences our lives, from the benefits of community-building to the drawbacks of comparison and disconnection. Tune in for a nuanced conversation on finding balance in the digital age and staying connected in both the physical and spiritual realms.

Healing Through Conversations: Tackling Racism and Beyond

In this episode of Sweet Tabooz, hosts Ayane’ and Tiffany conclude their three-part series on racism, discussing the significance of creating a safe space for addressing sensitive social issues. Tiffany reflects on her podcasting journey, highlighting the importance of having difficult conversations for growth and healing. The hosts delve into the need for accountability, the impact of generational trauma, and the problematic nature of a victim mindset. They share personal experiences from their visits to Africa and discuss how these trips influenced their views on beauty, love, and community. The episode ends with a call for continued efforts towards awareness and healing, and invites listeners to suggest future taboo topics for discussion.

In Part 2 of our exposing black culture series, we delve into the questions raised in our previous episode and should light on the devastating Tulsa race massacre, uncovering its sinister an often-overlooked history. Additionally, we shine a light on the troubling case of Antoinette Bailey a professor at Lincoln University in Jefferson Missouri and demand justice for her suspicious and untimely death. @LincolnUniversity1866 👀👀👀

Resources~

The Realness of Watchmen's 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Scene (theblackwallsttimes.com)

https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/27/us/hbcu-lincoln-university-missouri-suicide-questions-black-mental-health/index.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoinette_Candia-Bailey

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/19/opinion/tulsa-race-riot-massacre-graves.html

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"Welcome to SWEET TABOOZ, where we courageously explore the unspoken truths and taboo topics that shape our world. Join us as we delve into raw, honest conversations about racism, black culture, and the journey towards healing from generational trauma. Our mission is to educate, inform, and empower our community, transforming bitterness into sweetness and fostering a space for growth and understanding. Prepare to be challenged, inspired, and transformed. 💪🏽💫"