Whose Child Are You?

Whose Child Are You?

By Elomara and ElizabethSociety & Culture
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Whose Child Are You? episodes

  • 112. Married Ellen with No Kids
    This week, Ells and Lizzie are chatting about safety as a woman. Look y'all, this world can be a scary place and very unforgiving to Black Women so the girls touch on how to stay safe, their own experiences when their safety came into question and the true crime stories they've learned from.
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    1 hr 5 min
  • 111. He Better find Jesus Before I find Him
    This week Ells and Lizzie comment on the recent news and allegations surrounding Keke Palmer and her baby's father, Darius Jackson. They talk about the impact of domestic violence and abuse and their prayer for Keke and her child.
    Trigger Warning: Domestic Violence, Abuse
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    0808 2000 247
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    1−800−799−SAFE(7233)
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    53 min
  • 110. Lizzie's Pastoral Journey
    This week, Lizzie talks about her pastoral journey, the difference between leading a church in the US and in the UK and the faith it took to make the move overseas.
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    1 hr 6 min
  • 108. Sista Spotlight: Andra Love
    surprise! Ells and Lizzie are rounding out this UK Black History Month by saluting a very special sister, Andra Love and reviewing her debut book, “I want to know what love is?” They touch on Black Women’s love journey and the importance of knowing yourself before love:
    TW: grooming, p*dophilia, s*xual assault, termination of a pregnancy, abuse
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    58 min
  • 107. Saluting our Sisters
    I'm Black y'all! I'm Black y'all! I'm blacker than Black and I'm black y'all. Happy Black History Month! In the UK, it's Black History Month and the theme of this month is saluting the sisters. Following the episode on friendship and sisterhood, Ells and Lizzie salute the Black sisters of the church, discuss their roles in it and the pressure that may come with it.
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    52 min
  • 105. Waiting in Your Waiting
    Hold up, waitttttt! Ells and Lizzie are back this week and they're talking about waiting. How God uses the waiting season to shape you into the person He's called you to be. They both share their experiences with waiting and provide some insight into waiting and of course bring it back to being black women.
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    45 min
  • 104. God Honors Order
    In this episode, Ells and Lizzie get reallll spiritual! They take the time to discuss the statement "God Honors Order". They touch on how God respects the hierarchy He's established in areas such as the household and the church. They discuss their experiences in the church and how misogyny can cause the idea of order to be misconstrued. Tune in for an in-depth, candid conversation about being in order and being a woman in ministry.
    41 min
  • 103. I Ain't Your Mammy
    In this episode Ells and Lizzie discuss the three stereotypical tropes of Black women in media, which trope they feel they are seen as and why. They discuss the complexities and dimensions of womanhood that these tropes leave out and how dehumanizing it can be as these tropes are applied to black women in real life. Ells also tells the story of the great escape of Aslan (the cat). enjoy!
    Notes:
    - the first African American actress who won and on Oscar was Hattie McDaniel for her role of 'Mammy' in gone with the wind.
    sources:
    https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/program/the-listening-post/2020/7/26/mammy-jezebel-and-sapphire-stereotyping-black-women-in-media
    https://vawnet.org/events/unpacking-sapphire-stereotype-protect-black-girls
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    39 min

About Whose Child Are You?

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We’re Elizabeth and Elomara, the British-American mother-daughter duo who are thick as thieves. With two different accents and two very different opinions. Come with us as we journey through different…