Black women will always be too much for world. That is undeserving of them! We see how, for the want of the preservation of white women, mediocrity, and other vivid peoples opinions that Angela Bassett did not win best actress at this year‘s Oscars. We also see that a Angel Reese is still seen as the villain in the Cinderella story of the University of Iowa. For this show, it must be reminded to all of you that are listening: Black women don’t owe you nothing.

For this episode I give my reaction to this whole Jonathan Majors situation. It is heartbreaking to me as one who identifies herself as being a patron of the arts, and I support are there in. Well, none of us were there, historically we all were. And that we is… Black people. I was Jonathan every success going forward. And if it is found at this woman was lying on him? It wouldn’t be the first time, a White woman lied on a Black man and cried, would it?

The Jayebirds have spoken! The I NEED THE VELMAS PODCAST starts June 2023! Remember all 3 volumes of THE TRADITIONAL WOMEN are available on Amazon and Kindle! Love y’all!

“Don’t center men or white people.” This conversation features the fearless Cooki Ann who brings her wit, her force and her love to this space. It takes Bravery to be THIS bold! This Black Girl Magic is 180 proof and aged as only grown Black women can. Sip slowly, Jayebirds. Sip. Slowly.

This episode is a mix of the 3 R’s: Righteous, Ratchet & Real. Dating was difficult before, dating in the new millennium is TRASH.

With all these miles we put in, we got so many more to go. Somebody queue Kendrick Lamar, and put that on shuffle. Book mentioned: DATING BIBLICAL F*CK BOYS by Rebekah Deandra. Follow @hannahdrake628 and her site HTTP://writesomeshit.com.

I’m tired of black and sell culture. I am tired of police violence. This episode I discuss how these events are along the same spectrum. Both of these are fueled, and fostered by socialization expectations and experience. Healing have to start… And it’s gonna be uphill and hard.

I am proud to call Dr. Angeline Williams-Jackson sister. She is brilliant, beautiful, and about that life! This conversation takes place ahead of the 1619 project which is due to air on Hulu on January 26, 2023. As Dr. Williams-Jackson is an influential part of her educational community! And she proves again, once more with this conversation, just why (and just how powerful) Black teachers are.

Suit up for season two! For time together today I am going to weigh in with my thoughts about respectability politics, how sisterhood is essential to black women, and how the “right kind”of Black woman does not exist. all fan mail and biz inquiries can be sent to [email protected].

JSU is no longer a PRIME TIME venue. With Prime Time, no longer the Head Coach at this HBCU, which has put the Black community as a WHOLE on edge! Yet, in this discussion, I believe there are key things which need to come to the forefront: investment in community, why HBCU’s matter, an what it takes to leave a legacy.