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Here's Our latest discussion, episode 8, of Thinking Out Loud. In this video we talk with our old friend and classmate, Justin, about the use of "the N word". Can people of other races be allowed to use the “N Word”?
Android user, STOP telling iPhone user how to live! iPhone users, Android users will never understand!
The world is changing and becoming more accepting and inclusive, especially on television and movies. The LGBTQ community is being represented more frequently on children's programming and now parents are concerned.
Sh*t, f*ck, da*nnnn! As young children we are taught that we can't say bad vulgar words, but our parents laughed at us when we did. Maybe we said it wrong or in a cute voice? When we got older, though, our parents switched up saying things like "I better not catch you sayin' those words." Well, don't you say it all the time!!? Is it safe to curse in front of your parents?
We all have herd the recent decision regarding abortions. The long debate is whether the government should be allowed to control what women decide to do with their bodies. So today, on Thinking Out Loud, we discuss the abortion rights topic and give our point of views. And, we are not alone. Today, we are joined by Ebbi's cousin, Brandi, and our friend, Troyje.
Coming back from a two month hiatus, join us for our latest broadcast as we discuss the importance of Mental Health -- Featuring a very special guest Vivian Coeur from our alma mater’s (WIU) counseling center!
A hilarious recap of the controversial encounter between Will Smith and Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscar's Ceremony.
In this short episode, we share our craziest experiences with Chicago's good ole public transit system - the CTA!
In this episode, Ebbi discusses all things WOMEN with her closest friends.
We'll talk about the evolution of Black History Month and significant Black people from Chicago. We'll also remember an important historical event in Black-American History - occurring over 100 years ago!
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