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The Black Tax episodes
- EP 44 Some of Y'all Got Friends Who Ain't Shit.. Me too
When the dick is good you'll let go of the ones that held you down.
15 min - EP 43 If You Don't Ask, Don't Be Mad Because I did.
When a new network is about to launch and you ask for your worth and get it but it upsets the team because they didn't know what to ask for.
14 min - EP 42 Its Not For Sale
For some odd reason Some people (I mean White people) think Black people will sell them anything and everything including our soul.
10 min - EP 41 I Said What The Fuck I Said
When you do your best to stay out of conversation with White women but once you say what you got to say then the get in their feelings at what I said!
1 min - 16 min
- EP 39 Your Character Always Wins
When students get caught cheating and don't like you but you still have to defend them oy vey
13 min - 13 min
- EP 37 Not Knowing What Your Want
When you don't know what you need but get in your feelings when someone steps up to the plate to save the day!
16 min - 12 min
- EP 35 Sometime You Need To Learn The Hard Lessons
In life you got to find your tribe if you want to find like minded people and when you do you got to walk away from those who don't feed your soul anymore.
10 min
About The Black Tax
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What is The Black Tax?
The Black Tax is a podcast about the fine print attached to Black success in America.
Produced, and hosted by Malik Shakur, the show moves through corporate America, entrepreneurship, entertainment, music, law, politics, and culture to explore what it means to be simultaneously Black, ambitious, creative, educated, and highly visible in rooms built to tolerate only one version of you at a time.
Some conversations are about work. Some are about art. Most are about power.
The podcast began with stories from corporate America and big law. It evolved into a broader examination of identity, performance, masculinity, class, creativity, and reinvention, and the strange negotiations required to move through American life while carrying all of those things at once.