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Today's episode is dedicated to Breonna Taylor. Last night, it was confirmed through the media that the cops who killed Breonna Taylor were not charged by a grand jury for her death. Protestors are currently in the streets across America letting their voice be heard about their anger toward this verdict. If you would like to follow updates about this podcast, please follow me on IG @roselafabuloca

Mi gente!Welcome back for another episode of the Ya Tu Sabe podcast. Today we are discussing the police force, defunding the police, the court systems, qualified immunity, and why we might not ever get the justice we seek from cops using excessive force against civilians. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast so we can spread the world throughout the app. You can follow me for all podcast updates @roselafabuloca on INSTAGRAM~

Mi gente! Welcome back to the YTS Podcast. Today we are discussing how the American gov't through our food systems is poisoning it's people as well as their pets through grocery store items from inner aisles to produce to pet food. Please subscribe and share if you care and don't forget to follow me on IG @Roselafabuloca where we will have updates regarding future episodes and seasons!

Hola mi gente! Today's topic is titled "Wake up, LatinoAmerica" because we are going to be discussing a myriad of pressing issues relevant in current events today. We're addressing hispanic country - to - hispanic country relationships and prejudices, commentary on racism & colorism, as well as boycotting GOYA and Donald Trump supporters for the betterment of our people as we will be 40% of the eligible voting population in a few years. Please subscribe and share if you care! If you are streaming via the APPLE podcast app please rate and comment if you love this podcast!Follow my IG: @RoseLaFabuloca on updates for when I upload next! Love yall, bye!

Familia! Welcome back and Happy Tuesday! Today we are discussing how black women are the pioneers of American culture and innovation and encouraging you all to make it a bigger priority in your life to incorporate activism for black women. I hope you all enjoy this episode, please share and subscribe if you care and follow me on Instagram @roselafabuloca for all updates regarding my podcast.And if you are feeling EXTRA generous please rate and comment on my podcast on the Apple platform to let others know what you enjoyed about it! Thank you!

Familia! Welcome back to the Ya Tu Sabe podcast!Today we are discussing the origins of feminism and how the original term for the first feminist movement in American history was centered around white women. I hope we can open a dialogue about dropping the term feminism and replacing it with "intersectional feminism" where we utilize intersectionality to bring light to the issues women across all ethnic backgrounds face today.Follow me on IG at RoseLaFabuloca for news and updates regarding the podcast! Please rate and review if you loved this episode!

Familia!Welcome back! I hope you all had a wonderful and safe weekend. Today, we are discussing minority's toxic glorification of family in hopes to shed light on some of the social issues Hispanics/POC/African Americans face within their own community.I'm referencing the Hispanic community a lot today because I feel like on top of their shared experiences of being socialized young to be tethered to their family members, I think immigrant families can especially relate to the American Journey of not being accepted by this country right away and having to depend on their community to see them through hardships. And while this is absolutely a beautiful way to take care of one another, we often overlook areas in which we can be helping each other improve mentally and emotionally.Sometimes we put the idea of family in front of the love behind it. We are oftentimes expected to sacrifice ourselves for the comfort of others, especially if they are blood relatives and I believe it's important to start up this dialogue. You see, not many people talk about this a whole lot, especially when we are having open discussions about the minority experience. Because most of us have been raised to believe that this is just 'normal,' so we don't question it. We don't question the apparent mental health issues that are rampant in our communities. We just "deal with it" because that's "how that family member is" because they've "been through a lot." I hope we can come away from this episode with some constructive talking points in order to elevate the conversation and shed educational light on some of the biggest issues impacting communities of color today.

This episode is all about marijuana's history, the impact it's illegal status has on the United States, and why it's important that we go into future elections knowing basic facts surrounding marijuana. We are exploring some of the research that indicates that drug decriminalization actually helps society by lowering the amount of drug cartels, teenagers and kid's access to it, and the crazy amount of tax revenue that comes from legalizing one of the country's biggest agricultural products.

Hola mi gente! I hope you had a wonderful and safe fourth of July weekend. Today we are discussing epigenetics and it's impact on the black community and why its so important to consider the implications that lead the black community to suffer from increased risk of health-related deaths. By recognizing epigenetics as a key component that drives the current mental, physical, social, and economic conditions in the black community, we can better brainstorm healing and improved approaches in work, school, and life overall when looking to protect black lives from racial disparities in our country.

Hello all! I hope you had a wonderful weekend. Today's episode we are discussing what American Privilege truly means. In light of it being 4th of July weekend, I felt like this episode was extra fitting in bringing up the discussion: how do you define your patriotism? And what does patriotism even really mean in the context of such a flawed planet. Maybe if we were actually honest with ourselves with the direction this country has been heading in we might be able to wake up enough people and bring about some real overdue change. Podcast episodes are now up and available on the Apple podcast! Like always don't forget to subscribe and share if you care!