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The Black Tax episodes
- EP 125 He Who Love, Love's You With Your Dirt.
The moment you discover you and live in your truth, you will see who really love you for you.
10 min - EP 124 Wisdom Is Long-Term Recognition
Your life's work will always be the wisdom you earn and will come to rely on.
11 min - 10 min
- EP 122 Your Habits Shape Your Character
Every step you take adds to your character, including the wrong ones and the ones that made no damn sense
11 min - 11 min
- EP 120 When They Thing Y'all Are The Same But Realize Y'all Not
Fake and Phony a'int where its at. Being your true self is!
11 min - EP 119 Your Nervous System Perfers Familiar Pain Over Unfamiliar Peace
Our bodies specifically our nervous system, prefer comfort over discomfort ease over pain, but you have the question, why do you go back to a place in the past just to avoid the present in the future
10 min - EP 118 Most conflict is two wounds arguing.Everyone wants to be heard, seen. and understood. But when two people are arguing, it's always the wounded who speak the loudest.11 min
- EP 117 Neglect is a silent form of violence.
Silence can starve louder than hunger, and when you starve your wants, needs, and desires, you forget who you are.
10 min - EP 116 Children Inherit What Parents Refuse to Face
At some point, you gotta walk away from the family drama or continue being a part of it.
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.