Britney Spears released the song Toxic back in 2003, and years later, the question remains.... What is Toxicity? How can we identify it? In this episode, Hazel and Odia explore toxicity and why you have a block button for a reason.
 
FOLLOW US!
**** <a href="https://linktr.ee/teaandthoughts">https://linktr.ee/teaandthoughts</a> ****

Britney Spears released the song Toxic back in 2003, and years later, the question remains.... What is Toxicity? How can we identify it? In this episode, Hazel and Odia explore toxicity and why you have a block button for a reason. FOLLOW US! **** https://linktr.ee/teaandthoughts ****

Britney Spears released the song Toxic back in 2003, and years later, the question remains.... What is Toxicity? How can we identify it? In this episode, Hazel and Odia explore toxicity and why you have a block button for a reason.
 
FOLLOW US!
**** <a href="https://linktr.ee/teaandthoughts" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://linktr.ee/teaandthoughts</a> ****

Toxicitea

Grab your favorite mug, secure your wig and take part in the weekly adventures of Hazel Berry (she/they) and Odia (she/her) as they discuss how they’re navigating (or just barely surviving) the social and professional American landscape. As 20-somethings with backgrounds in beauty, drag, political science, and public health, Odia and Hazel try to make sense of it all. Tea and Thoughts is also a space where the hosts reflect on their lived experiences as first-generation Americans growing up in Connecticut figuring out the American scheme. Intro/Outro produced by Destini March

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