After reading Caste by Isabel Wilkerson, I got curious...if we (Americans) created an artificial caste system based on skin color, how do people want to be identified? I talk to people from different parts of the country and different age groups and ask them "Are you Black"?

After reading Caste by Isabel Wilkerson, I got curious...if we (Americans) created an artificial caste system based on skin color, how do people want to be identified? I talk to people from different parts of the country and different age groups and ask them "Are you Black"?

What's in a name? Apparently, quite a lot

Nina and her friends talk about navigating being the Black person/family in the suburbs, family and topics related to being Black in America, without reserve. They are Grown, and have earned the right to say what is on= their minds. 

Nina Foxx is an award winning author, screenwriter, playwright, technologist and yogi. She runs the Writing Sisters Summit -Writing &amp; Wellness Retreat. You can find her at ninafoxx.com, clevervixenmedia.com, as well as on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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Nina and her friends talk about navigating being the Black person/family in the suburbs, family and topics related to being Black in America, without reserve. They are Grown, and have earned the right to say what is on= their minds. Nina Foxx is an award winning author, screenwriter, playwright, technologist and yogi. She runs the Writing Sisters Summit -Writing & Wellness Retreat. You can find her at ninafoxx.com, clevervixenmedia.com, as well as on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

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What's in a name? Apparently, quite a lot

What's in a name? Apparently, quite a lot