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Let's Discuss Sustainable Fashion ft. Frisk Me Good Nov 05, 2020

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Listen to this episode to gain a better understanding of what happens behind the scenes in the fashion industry. Cierra Boyd's brand Frisk Me Good is based out of Cleveland, Ohio and she's truly a trailblazer. Boyd has been featured in Nylon Mag, Hypebae, and Grazia magazines. Her fashion shows are championed for their uniqueness and she most importantly uses recycled materials to create her looks. Learn more about her by clicking the link below!

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Let’s talk Rap ft. Yowda Oct 23, 2020

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Yowda is an MMG artist. Prior to the pandemic he just finished his “Wow, That’s Crazy” tour. Stay tuned for the promo of his second studio album “Reflection”

Domestic Violence Awareness & Phillis Wheatley Apr 08, 2020

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This episode explains ways to transform pain into purpose. Join me and Chalet J. Baptiste as we explain the early signs of an abusive relationship and different ways to overcome your traumas. Chalet J. Baptiste is a Brooklyn, NY native. She has three books: Relive, Black from Scratch & Black Dresses Stain. Professor Jean-Baptiste has walked the halls and lectured in some of the most prestigious colleges, universities, and venues throughout the world. With educational excellence being her benchmark, she has engaged and captivated the mind of her audiences. Learn more about this queen by visiting https://chaletswits.com/ . And don't forget to subscribe to my youtube channel and donate to our Patreon! https://instabio.cc/20190724k6vsJXrU

The Importance of Black Educators & Susie Taylor Feb 14, 2020

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Students will perform better when they can identify with and relate to their teachers. Minority teachers are in a position to put a stop to negative stereotypes and act as role models and mentors for students of color. Thanks to all the black educators! https://instabio.cc/20190724k6vsJXrU

Get To Know Your Host Feb 05, 2020

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This is an episode about getting to know your host! I appreciate all the new follows and subbies. Now you can learn a little about me, originally recorded as an interview for “The Outrighteous Podcast” Devin does awesome interviews and covers heavy-hitting topics! Click that link to hear more of his god forbidden chuckle ⬇️

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2020 Financial Wellness Goals Dec 30, 2019

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Feeling empowered yet? Financial literacy is a necessity in this climate. #financialliteracy #financialfreedom #money

George Washington Carver & Spirituality Oct 29, 2019

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During today's episode Cee-Jay and I discuss the importance of living a healthy life style in all aspects. We draw compelling correlations between spirituality, health, and overall wellness. We stress the importance of the absence of any one of these factors in our lives can lead to an unhappy life. We must understand how significant of a role our diet plays into our lives. Follow Cee-Jay @shotbyjx and you can access my other platforms with this link >>> https://instabio.cc/20190724k6vsJXrU stay tuned babes! We strive for accuracy and fairness if you notice incorrect info do not hesitate to message me! ❤️

Blacks In Tech & The Life of Clarence Ellis Oct 08, 2019

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This week I’m paying homage to #BlacksInTech. We are breaking down barriers for racial diversity as well as gender diversity thanks to you all. Thanks for joining @lakielwade06 Looking for more ways to view my content? Click this link https://instabio.cc/20190724k6vsJXrU

Antonio Brown & The "Me Too Movement" Sep 18, 2019

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This poem uses multiple point-of-view devices to tell Antonio Brown’s and Britney Taylor’s story. "A lie is always more interesting than the truth." -Charlamagne Tha God. In sexual assault situations everyone's career, reputation, and livelihood are at stake including the victim's.

Alternative Black People & Screamin' Jay Hawkins Aug 21, 2019

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In this episode, @blvck.spice and @junkayy describes their experiences growing up as alternative black people. It’s not easy! You’re often labeled as “Weird,” “Trying to act white,” or even a “Satanist.” Now that we are in our twenties please understand it isn’t a phase, and realize these derogatory labels can negatively impact someone struggling with their identity deeply. ***Sidenote: #SUPPORT #BLACKOWNED BUSINESSES @anythingbutfree you will not be disappointed!!

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