The illusion of a “post-racial” America is gone. In this episode, Tonya GJ Prince explores what becomes visible when anti-Blackness steps out from behind polite language, institutional denial, and political performance.

She reflects on why this moment requires clear noticing, grounded speech, and refusal to be defined by those who benefit most from our silence.

Not every legacy deserves soft language. In this episode, we confront the cultural instinct to offer blanket reverence after death.

A closer look at how the truth about Aaliyah and R. Kelly was denied in real time.

Confronting what gets erased when Rosa Parks is taught as trivia instead of truth.

Uncovering the story of Afeni Shakur — activist, revolutionary, and mother.

A song and reflection for the moments when you stop abandoning yourself.

Confronting the pattern of policing women’s grief and lived reality.

The physical and emotional cost of being told to ignore what harms us.

A reflection on image, survival, and the cost of being fully seen.

Exploring societal attitudes toward violence against women.