Conversations with Tee-Ta and Tiffany assist women who do not know how to move forward with conversations and understanding around race relations regarding Blacks and Whites in America. Conversations with Tee-Ta and Tiffany help women by facilitating courageous conversations by creating a platform and movement to allow for healthy actions to abolish racism, inequalities and bias behaviors.
Tee-Ta and Tiffany say farewell to A Black Girl A White Girl. Although the show will live on YouTube and Podcast channels, Tee-Ta and Tiffany share why they decided to finish recording episodes and what it means for them moving forward. In 2018 Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott met at a business conference; during dinner, Tiffany asked Tee-Ta why a friend of hers (a woman of color) was upset when Tiffany said she didn't see color, and from there, A Black Girl A White Girl was born. 3 seasons later, with life taking many twists and turns, Tee-Ta and Tiffany have been dedicated to bringing difficult conversations from behind closed doors in the hope that more women will feel empowered to bridge the gap between black and white people in America. To end unconscious bias and learn what it takes to be an ally, ultimately to end racism once and for all. Both hugely grateful for the journey, Tee-Ta and Tiffany's friendship remains as strong as ever, and they hope that for as long as the show remains on the web, more people can gain healing, insight, and courage to create unity between white and black people. Thank you for being on this journey with us, and if you've just found us, we are still available at connect@ablackgirlawhitegirl.com www.ablackgirlawhitegirl.com.
Show hosts Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott dissect a recent conversation where Tiffany brings attention to the managing partners (in a marketing agency she works with) about the clear lack of diversity in a company they merged with. If you're wondering how to be an ally in a workplace that isn't proactive about diversity, then this episode may help you start the conversation that can lead to more equity, inclusion, and diversity for today and future generations to come. We hope!
Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott discuss the recent ‘conversations' on social media about how Roe v Wade affects black women and how white women need a wake-up call. The conversation was honest and vulnerable. Tiffany shared why some conversations were triggering for her, and Tee-Ta shared why the discussions were needed. Both their points of view touch on the sensitivities of a black girl and a white girl navigating an oppressive system at the core of women's rights. This raw and real episode shows the lens through which they each see the oppression and how to create more unity instead of divisiveness, so no matter what your skin color, we can overturn Roe v Wade once again.
Tee-Ta & Tiffany talked about Juneteenth, now a Federal Holiday. The official Day is June 19th. However, this year's observance is Monday, June 20th, 2022. The ladies discussed why Juneteenth came about and why it is essential. You can watch or listen to why Juneteenth is necessary for our society and how to move forward in creating change for the betterment of all. Additionally, Tee-Ta & Tiffany mentioned how Walmart missed the mark on 'not' capitalizing or exploiting Juneteenth. In this case, it was ice cream. And along with that, the ice cream was similar to Creamalicious Artisan Ice Cream (https://www.socreamalicious.com/) owned by a Black Woman. Walmart eventually removed the ice cream after receiving backlash. The question is, 'Were all the right people at the table?' The ladies also gave some ideas of what you can do to celebrate Juneteenth. It is not just about a day off. Let's all work towards a better America by making changes to dismantle suppressive systems. Here is an article on Juneteenth in the NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners) HQ Newsletter for Members. It is an excellent resource https://bit.ly/3QvCUzQ.
Show Hosts Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott discuss a recent video that went viral of Senator Mallory McMorrow's address to congress regarding teaching actual historical facts in schools regarding slavery and other black histories. The article link shared below is well worth the read. Tee-Ta and Tiffany read excerpts from the address, and Tee-Ta shares her thoughts about why "white, straight, Christian, married, suburban moms,' as McMorrow describes herself, are needed to help end systemic oppression and racism. Based on Tee-Ta's insights, Tiffany seeks her advice about her current real-life dilemma at her gym and seeks Tee-Ta's advice on what to do. Another serious topic, yet Tee-Ta and Tiffany manage to still put a smile on your face with a black girl and a white girl stuff conversations! Link to the article below, which also includes the video of Mallory McMorrow's address: https://bit.ly/3GQgG7g
It's a heavy blow again to start Season 3 after the Buffalo murders. On our first show back for 2022, Tiffany asks Tee-Ta to share her feelings as a black woman living through yet another racist attack. Tee-Ta Walker candidly shares her cycle of emotions and thoughts about a country that felt far too silent after 10 innocent black people were murdered and 3 injured in a supermarket by gunfire from a premeditated hate crime by Payton Gendron. Tiffany Scott shares why it's important for white people to listen to black people's experiences, to have conversations about it, and remember that Black Lives Matter is not a trend that fades away with time. We always need to be allies, not just when it suits us. Say their names: Roberta A. Drury of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 32 Margus D. Morrison of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 52 Andre Macneil of Auburn, N.Y. – age 53 Aaron Salter of Lockport, N.Y. – age 55 Geraldine Talley of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 62 Celestine Chaney of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 65 Heyward Patterson of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 67 Katherine Massey of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 72 Pearl Young of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 77 Ruth Whitfield of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 86 The three people who suffered injuries: Zaire Goodman of Buffalo, N.Y. – age 20 (treated and released from ECMC) Jennifer Warrington of Tonawanda, N.Y. – age 50 (treated and released from ECMC) Christopher Braden of Lackawanna, N.Y. – age 55 Articles in tribute to the lives lost: CNN: https://cnn.it/3wXID8v The Guardian: https://bit.ly/3N8Damo The Washington Post: https://wapo.st/3wUF7M5 #ablackgirlawhitegirl #saytheirnames
LaVonne Dorsey (specializes in interracial relationships as a therapist and coach and a DEI consultant) and her husband, Joel Kampf (an anti-oppressive consultant), join Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for an up-close and personal conversation about interracial relationships. In this conversation, Tiffany gets curious about how Lavonne and Joel navigate not only their differences in culture (and skin) but people's judgments of their relationship, all the while comparing it to her own experience of being in an interracial relationship. Tee-Ta expresses her journey as an early adopter of dating white men and the judgments she also experienced. This conversation goes deep and wide about the complexities of navigating relationships, no matter if you're black or white. Connect with LaVonne and Joel here: https://www.lavonnedorsey.com/ | https://www.lavonnedorseycoach.com/ | https://www.joelkampf.com/.
Kim De Silva joins Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for an educational conversation about race relations and racism in Trinidad, the similarities and the differences, across continents and why she uses 'language' (Spanish in particular) to help people understand how to connect with different races and cultures. Not only will you learn about Trinidad and its history, its culture, and its challenges, but you'll also come to understand how we can choose to unite instead of divide, even with the tiniest choices. Connect with Kim here: www.overtheandes.com
Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott continue the conversation about ‘normal people doing not normal things,' particularly a group of Dad's making a massive difference in a school in Louisiana by making their presence known and ending student violence through love and kindness, laughter, and a stern presence! Learn why this act of kindness is changing the landscape of school violence and the significance of it being led by black Dads, and the deeper history behind why they took matters into their own hands. Watch this episode to re-ignite your faith in humanity! Reference: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dads-louisiana-high-school-student-violence/
Oh, this might be one of Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott's favorite episodes of the season. Jules Sanders and Liz Williams, Founders of We Are Afara, talk about what it takes to be everyday people doing 'not normal' things. Jules and Liz share in detail how their work creates a bridge for all people (that want to) unlearn bias and dismantle system oppression. These women are like kindred spirits to Tee-Ta and Tiffany, and the conversation goes deep into how black and white people can bridge the gap and how all races need to be a part of ending the racial division. Why white tears don't help, how to accept the judgment, what to say when someone gets upset with you and who to ask and not ask about understanding your bias. This episode is full of gold! Jules and Liz's viewpoints are tangible, actionable steps, built on experience and created on a foundation of support and trust so all people can grow and heal on their journey to wanting to do and be better for humanity. A MUST-WATCH! Connect with Jules Sanders and Liz Williams here: https://www.weareafara.org/ jules@weareafara.org liz@weareafara.org Donate help their excellent work reach more people: https://bit.ly/3azbWUi
Regular guests Pamela Davis and Erin Burch join Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for an honest and heartfelt conversation about women's voices. The differences between white women's voices and black women's voices and the similarities. What it means to find your voice, share your voice, the danger, fear, and empowerment behind women rising so change can take place in a world where so much division is still so apparent. As usual, Pamela and Erin bring their unique voices to challenging questions and perspectives that are not always in agreement but always for the greater good. Video Reference and a must-watch: Kimberly Jones Video that we discussed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llci8MVh8J4 Connect with Pamela Davis here: https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/ thewelldonelife@gmail.com Connect with Erin Burch here: thebodywhisperer@me.com
Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott learned so much from ‘white guy' Joel Kampf during this conversation with the Anti-Oppression Consultant. Joel coined the phrase, ‘White Work,' and he sure is a testament to doing it! Joel shares his journey to understand his own privilege and how he started his work toward educating other White people. Specifically, White men on how to dismantle their own prejudice and relieve any ‘white guilt' to become better allies and anti-racist. A must-watch if you're white and want to learn how to do better in a white-washed world. More about Joel Kampf: Anti-Oppression Consultant/Facilitator/Coach, Organizational Culture/DEIB Assessment Consultant, Leadership and Team Development Coach, Brand Strategy and Communications Consultant. Joel has developed and implemented organizational culture assessments on various survey projects over the last twenty years. His DEIB, Anti-Oppression surveys result in concise, actionable data and strategies to confront the challenges and opportunities facing individuals, teams, and the organization as a whole. His work as a Leadership Coach with a background in brand strategy consulting (including consumer insight research) uniquely qualifies him to create organizational communication plans, assessment tools, implementation strategies, and accountability processes to ensure ongoing effectiveness. Joel is a certified Leadership Circle 360 facilitator and DEIB facilitator, who works with leaders to create Multi-Cultural, Anti-Oppressive organizations. www.joelkampf.com Books Joel Recommends: For everyone: Caste by Isabel Wilkerson The Sum of US by Heather McGhee The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin Specifically for White People: Witnessing Whiteness - The need to talk about Race and how to do it, by Shelly Tochluck Towards the Other America - Anti-Racist Resources for White People Taking Action for Black Lives Matter, by Chris Crass
Pamela Davis joins Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for a controversial conversation about the recent anti-abortion ruling in Texas. Pamela shares her perspective on why pointing out that Black and Brown people are at greater risk is actually counterproductive. With some on-the-spot fact-checking and Tee-Ta sharing her truth, this conversation, raw and real, as per usual, is full of perspectives that should be considered. Some articles for your critical thinking reference checking: How injustice in the Black community has contributed to skyrocketing Black abortions https://bit.ly/2X3G46X Glynnon Doyle's History reference: https://bit.ly/3E2H0Jg The Suprising History of Abortion: https://cnn.it/3nckvvG The Guttmacher Institute is a primary source for research and policy analysis on abortion in the United States: https://www.guttmacher.org/united-states/abortion Connect with Pamela Davis here: https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/ thewelldonelife@gmail.com
Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott discuss how the media creates separation by calling out differences in black (or any non-white cultures) regarding crime, health, and generally anything deemed unacceptable or controversial to the norm. When white people are leading the foray in acts of crime or socially harmful acts, why are they not called out? Tee-Ta and Tiffany, referring to an article in The Root, discuss divisiveness, responsibility, accountability, and how to close the racial divide. https://www.theroot.com/its-white-people-1847553027
Tiffany Scott asks Tee-Ta Walker what it means to not be complicit and her journey towards that stance in this episode. Tee-Ta openly shares her journey of healing, understanding herself, and finding her voice in a society that too often wants to oppress it. Tee-Ta inspires others how they too can no longer be complicit with the steps she took. A beautiful conversation; when you listen, you will have greater empathy, compassion, and understanding. Be also sure to read Tee-Ta's powerful interview by the Orlando Voyager. https://bit.ly/3Dknsjs
Tee-Ta and Tiffany took a holiday. Why? Because when you do work that is more avoided than celebrated, it can get exhausting. Coming off of their holiday, Tee-Ta & Tiffany had their monthly conversation with Pamela Davis and Erin Burch. They continued to chat about Black women, who seem to create a radical shift in society; yet, still denied and criticized EVEN when others are capitalizing on the change. This time it is mental illness. Here are a few articles revealing how Simone Biles's stance on Mental Health has now taken a journey of its own. Biles: Mental health advocacy part of post-Olympic tour: https://bit.ly/2Wd92Ri. How the Tokyo Olympics Changed the Conversation About Athletes' Mental Health: https://bit.ly/3zcDLMS. You Don't Have To Be An Olympian To Prioritize Your Mental Health: https://n.pr/2WdoVqO. Connect with Pamela Davis here: https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/ Connect with Erin Burch here: thebodywhisperer@me.com
Pamela Davis and Erin Burch, join Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for their monthly ‘2 Black Girls and 2 White Girls Conversation' on current affairs relating to the racial divide in the USA. In this episode, the women discuss how Black Women are continuing to be ostracized and criticized. From the Olympics of divisiveness lead from a patriarchal committee. To, how can we create connection and healing? And how to be an ally even if it's clunky and owning being an angry black woman. Needless to say, A LOT was covered, and WOW, was it a rich conversation. Articles Referenced: Critical Race Theory https://bit.ly/2SPojpO ESPN Star is NOT an Ally https://bit.ly/3hlGIEk Connect with Pamela Davis here: https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/ Connect with Erin Burch here: thebodywhisperer@me.com
A powerful and inspiring conversation with special guest Arabella Passeri on Conversations with Tee-Ta and Tiffany! Arabella is a wise young 17 years old who shares openly about her experience of being a biracial woman straddling the challenges of living in-between being black and white. Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott were so impressed with her conviction and dedication to educating her peers, family, and what feels like the world. Thank goodness for the next generation! It is a must-watch episode for anyone who wants to learn about what it's like for the next generation and the world they want to live in. Connect with Arabella: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arabellapasseri/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arbabella.passeri
Tee-Ta Walker's friend Ryan Stevens joins Tiffany Scott and Tee-Ta for a conversation about his journey to being a true ally for black people since the murder of George Floyd. Tee-Ta met Ryan in a group hosted by Lesley Batson, called ‘No More Ignorance', and was so impressed by his evolution of allyship and she knew he was a must for the show. Ryan shares candidly about learning to listen, research, and his promise to stay the course. Book References: White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo A Promised Land by Barack Obama #ablackgirlawhitegirl #allyship #whiteally #dismantleracism #blacklivesmatter
Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott share an open and honest conversation about a recent F' up that Tiffany did as an ally. She made a huge mistake and leaned on her white privilege the wrong way instead of the right way. Once it became clear what had unfolded, Tee-Ta and Tiffany knew that it had to be shared as a learning experience for everyone. In the raw and real conversation (just how they like) both Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their versions of the story so you don't have to make the same mistake Tiffany did.
Regular guests, Pamela Davis and Erin Burch join Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for a round table discussion about their own journey since the murder of George Floyd. A valuable discussion as each woman shares her experience of the day itself and her evolution of growth over the past year. Lots to be learned here. Connect with Pamela Davis here: https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pamelaldavis/ https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/ Connect with Erin Burch here: thebodywhisperer@me.com
Jessica Denise Dickson (she/her/hers) is a life empowerment coach who believes that when Black women heal, the world heals. She believes that the path to personal and collective healing comes through embodying our Enneagram and liberation work. In this episode, Tee-Ta Walker, Tiffany Scott, and Jessica Dickson explore anti-racism, healing, and how the Enneagram informs the work Jessica does to educate and heal trauma. An incredibly informative hour with no stone left unturned. You might want to pay particular attention to the discussion about white tears and “being a good white girl.” Connect with Jessica Dickson here: https://jessicaddickson.com/LOV www.instagram.com/jessicaddickson/ https://www.instagram.com/jessicaddicksoncoaching/ More about Jessica: Jessica supports clients, through groups and one-on-one work, with the reclamation of our full humanity - healing work that leads us to equity, justice, and freedom. When we do this work, we live more authentically with self-trust, self-safe, and fully-embodied freedom. This work echoes into our communities and beyond. When we do this, we change the world. It is worthy work. Jessica's background is in counseling and higher education, where she's helped curate inclusive communities, supported people in personal crises, developed and delivered professional and personal development opportunities, developed curriculum for college-level courses, and more. Now, she runs her own coaching business and contracts with organizations to support their antiracism and personal/professional work.
Our regular guest Pamela Davis of the Well Done Life Podcast joined us to talk about the recent Kamala Harris comment that “America is not a racist country but the nation must speak the truth about its history with racism” on ABC News, "Good Morning America". Pamela was not surprised, Tiffany was surprised and Tee-Ta was up in arms. Pamela shares some deeper issues arising from politicians and her thoughts on how we can move toward healing and ending racism, while Tee-Ta has a 'Tee-Ta Moment.' Connect with Pamela Davis here: https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ Follow Pam here: https://www.instagram.com/pamelaldavis/ https://www.instagram.com/thewelldonelifepodcast/ References: USA Today Article: https://bit.ly/33gHCKs Lyneezy: https://www.instagram.com/_lyneezy/ 1619 Project: https://nyti.ms/3y0SURg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_1619_Project https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1619/id1476928106
Special guest Shehara Wooten joins us for a deep dive into the Wealth Gap between Black & White people. How we got here, where we're currently at and where things are going. Shehara (Sha-Hair-Rah) has over 16 years of experience in the financial services industry and is the founder of Your Story Financial and author of ‘In The Meantime: Earn Your Financial Narrative.' She specializes in educating women on creating financial freedom and ending the wealth gap for women of color. In this episode with Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scoot, you'll hear Shehara share a little history lesson, some great financial advice, and inspire you and educate you on how to end the wealth gap, whether you are black or white. After all, we are better when we ALL thrive, not just one race. You can connect with Shehara here: www.yourstoryfinancial.com Instagram.com/moneyandmoves Book pre-sale campaign site until 5/1: https://igg.me/at/InTheMeantime Pre-order a signed paperback: https://pfnl.co/X81Kl References: Justice for Greenwood Foundation: https://www.justiceforgreenwood.org
Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott discuss their experience of the George Floyd, Derek Chauvin guilty verdict. In this candid and unscripted conversation, Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their perspectives of the verdict, (yes a black girl's and a white girl's point of view) how it affected them and if feeling hope is possible, now that justice has finally been served - well in this instance anyway. Many insights are shared in this raw and revealing episode that might not be heard in the ‘white' arena. Listen, learn and stay open-hearted and open-minded for this special episode. #verdictday #ablackgirlawhitegirl #rawconversations #georgefloyd
Wow, what an episode! Australian, Sheila Vijeyarasa shares her experience of being a brown woman in Australia and how she has removed her own restrictions to being seen (on many levels) as ‘different'. Through the lens of her published book ‘Brave, Courageously Live Your Truth,' Sheila shares the journey of writing the book and while the truth may be easy, it's not always easy to find. Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott love this conversation and Tee-Ta shares a personal story of how she connected with her truth and found healing. So many golden nuggets in this show. You can find Sheila here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheila_v__/ Web: https://www.sheilav.co/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SheilaVempoweringintuition USA residents can purchase her book here: https://www.bookdepository.com/Brave-Sheila-Vijeyarasa/9781925946406 Published by Rockpool and distributed by Simon and Schuster in various countries. SPECIAL GIFTS from Sheila V 10% off a reading with Shiela. Book your physic reading here: https://www.sheilav.co/psychic-reading Use the code: BRAVE10 Free resources: https://www.sheilav.co/free-gifts
One of Tee-Ta's and Tiffany's followers sent in a question about Black-on-Black crime. Bravo! Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their initial reaction to the question and unpack their triggers, the history, and black oppression across different countries. Show references: Article reference about rising police brutality in Africa - https://bit.ly/3dgr21Z More helpful Articles on the implications of Black-on-Black crime: Gun deaths affect more white men than black men - https://wapo.st/398yJpz Black on Black crime, a loaded and controversial phrase - https://abcn.ws/3tI8EFA
Tee-Ta and Tiffany share their personal experiences of what it's like to be women trying to make a change and create an impact on a subject that most people want to push to the side. In a tribute to Women's History Month, Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott talk about why women's leadership is important, how women are being called to step, and why. If you've ever felt like your work, your words, your purpose isn't seen or heard then watch this episode. This will help you keep going, trust in the journey, and know that people are watching and you truly are making a difference. #webelieveinyou #teetamoment #womenshistorymonth
Pheweeee, Tee-Ta, and Tiffany dive into popular topics of the moment. The spotlight being shone on the Bachelor's racist undertones, tokenism, and prominent white slant. In the recent interview by Oprah with Meghan and Harry, everyone is talking about how history hasn't changed, racism exhaustion, and lynching laws. Once again Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott cover the gamut. The quote Tiffany was trying to find by Martin Luther King Jr to share with you on the show: “We will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” References: Racism Controversy Rocks Bachelor Nation NPR 8 minute audio overview: http://n.pr/38qaBhN Rachel Lindsay Interview: http://pge.sx/3lcI1Wx Watch Oprah Interview with Meghan and Harry http://bit.ly/3qxNw30 Movies Tee-Ta References: Antebellum - Hulu Judas and the Black Messiah - HBO Max The United States Vs Billy Holiday - Hulu It's uncomfortable, but what you need to know about Lynching Laws: https://lynchinginamerica.eji.org
Pamela Davis joined Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott for some ‘real talk' about the recent Valentine's Day post by the United Nations that caused a huge uproar with black women. They took the post down after getting backlash from what seemed like a well-intentioned attempt at showing diversity with a very disappointing outcome that screamed no black women at the advisory table (yet again) when the post was released. Tee-Ta, Pam, and Tiffany all share their different points (yes black women's points of view versus white women's perspective) and dive deep in the effects of what can be mistaken as small oversight, which is in fact, hugely triggering and damaging. References: Article on the UN Valentine's Day post: http://on.thegrio.com/38dj3Rv See the image and the #teetamoment about the post: https://bit.ly/3uUmNRo Follow and Listen to Pam's Podcast - The Well Done Life (we love it) https://thewelldonelife.buzzsprout.com/ Follow Pam here: https://www.instagram.com/pamelaldavis/
Tee-Ta and Tiffany invite Demetria and Jeff Sloan to talk about the history of HBCU's, how they started, why they are important, what goes on and the difference between Historic Black Colleges and PWI (Predominantly White Institutions). Naturally there is a #teetamoment (AKA mike drop) and Tiffany is obsessed with finding out more about stepping. Demetria Sloan and her husband Jeff are a wealth of information, and Tee-Ta and Tiffany can't wait to go on a Homecoming tour with them. #theilove #fox #blm #blacklivesmatter #blackhistorymonth #truthmonth #allyship #HBCU Show Notes: HBCU Resources: https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/hbcu-history-higher-education/ https://hbculifestyle.com/hbcu-civil-rights-movement/ Connect with Demetria Sloan: Vantage Point Coaching https://www.vantagepointcoach.com/ Spring into Leadership Virtual Conference https://www.springintoleadership.com/ Hey Sister Video Podcast https://www.facebook.com/heyyysister Connect with Jeff Sloan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-sloan-9a55b07/ Thermo Fisher Scientific - US https://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home.html Stepping!! You can get lost in a sea of stepping videos on YouTube. Here are some Tiffany picked for you: The Tau Chi Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B2qQztNqoQ Kappa Alpha Psi - Lambda Phi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6RHwdGpXy4
In the spirit of Black History Month Tee-Ta shares stories about black inventors and medical influencers that still have a huge impact on our lives today. Stories such as Henrietta Lacks who contributed billions of dollars worth towards groundbreaking research in the medical industry and has never been compensated. And, the story of West African slave, Onesimus that was the inspiration behind Cotton Mather's fight for inoculation against smallpox. Tiffany also shares how she's still learning about black indigenous history in Australia. Of course, as always, it's not all serious, there is a #teetamoment and well, just, raw and real conversation. If you're curious about unheard American historical stories, then you'll certainly learn something new on this show. References: The Legacy of Henrietta Lacks http://bit.ly/374Wxti Cotton Mather https://bit.ly/374Wxti How to pronounce Onesimus! https://youtu.be/O_PmfTsmV40 #trueamericanhistorymonth #blm #blacklivesmatter #blackhistorymonth #truthmonth #allyship #mlk
Whoa, Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott cover A LOT in this show from Black History Month - is it a good thing or just a token gesture to pacify, why white women lack sisterhood, Trump, Martin Luther King, Tiffany's all time favorite sitcom, Blackish and of course there is a #teetamoment. Mentions: Blackish Season 3, Episode 12 - On Hulu Meet the Man that Created Black History Month Full Martin Luther King Jr Speech #blm #blacklivesmatter #blackhistorymonth #truthmonth #allyship #mlk
Featuring our guest expert CC Gleser, Tee-Ta Walker and Tiffany Scott have a very candid conversation about the what and why of reparation, restoration and healing. White folx, listen, learn, notice your triggers and feel free to ask questions or share your (educated thoughts) in the comments and we will respond. A system built on slavery is still very much in existence and each person who has profited from it has the opportunity to make wrongs right and change a white supremacist system for next generations. We'd love to hear what actions shared on this show you will take. Connect with CC Gleser here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cgardnergleser/ Other show mentions: Satterberg Foundation Movement for Black Lives Decolonizing Wealth Real Rent
Lesley Batson, our favorite regular, joins us for a conversation about the recent riots at the Nation's Capitol. Our opinions may differ at times, but it opens up the opportunity to further understand what transpired, how it happened, what we agree with, what we don't agree with and ultimately, what we need to do so the country heals and racism truly becomes a part of history and stays there. Love Lesley as much as we do? You can connect with her here: www.rebelrockwealth.com @rebelrockmoneytalk #ablackgirlawhitegirl #antiracism #capitolriot #racism #politics
In-between some ‘Tee-Ta Moments', yep that deserves a hashtag - #teetamoment, we discuss the history behind why black people don't trust the COVID vaccine, why Tiffany isn't rushing to get vaccinated and the real pandemic of America - selfishness! The ‘Vaccine Hesitancy' research article we refer to. More references are shared on our Instagram page. Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
Tee-Ta and Tiffany discuss something as simple as choosing a Santa hat. Yup! You'll find this one interesting for sure. In true Tee-Ta and Tiffany style, they take you behind the curtain on how the simplest decisions can lead to deconstructing ingrained unconscious bias, white privilege and judgement. If you're Black you'll be nodding your head, if you're White you'll be scratching your head. What would you choose to be? Naughty or nice? Things we refer to in the show: Bombshell on Netflix Hello 7 Podcast
Special guest LaVonne Dorsey, Clinical Therapist and Executive Coach shares how ancestral trauma affects black people, how COVID trauma needs to be brought to the forefront, how trauma is in all of us, why it shouldn't be ignored and how to heal it. Even if you don't think you have trauma watch this episode, it will change your mind, help you heal and put you on the path to thriving. We are in this together! Connect with LaVonne here: https://www.lavonnedorsey.com/ Article Tee- Ta refers to: Why Race Matter when it comes to Mental Health Book recommendation: The Body Keeps the Score Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
Tee-Ta wasn't surprised at some of the nuances, whereas Tiffany had a lot of emotions. We alluded to our different takes from ongoing suppression and privilege – two unique journeys Tee-Ta and Tiffany have experienced. YET, in the end, our mission is that color won't be a dictator on who is validated, valuable and/or victorious. #politicsinamerica #politics #womenandpolitics #women #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
Mélissa Peng joins us to talk about everything from staying in the marathon to black prejudice, yes black prejudice! Mélissa's insights into how black people can be part of the change and how white people's privilege isn't always the problem brings yet another example of how not every person of color has the same perspective. Tee-Ta and Mélissa share their different points of view, while Tiffany listens and learns! Mélissa Peng a.k.a., the Curly Executive is an award-winning brand marketer turned entrepreneur, content creator, and business coach. Mélissa's journey in marketing started at the ripe young age of 8 as her mother's right-hand woman in door-to-door makeup sales and eventually several network marketing organizations. Mélissa earned her MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management and held roles with marketing behemoths including Procter & Gamble, Macy's, and NBC Universal. After 10 years of successfully climbing the corporate ladder and earning the title of Director of Marketing at the age of 30, she left corporate and her six-figure salary to build a lifestyle focused on pursuing her many passions and her newfound purpose of helping others do the same. In addition to founding Curly Executive, Mélissa is the artist behind Camellias and Curls, a handmade flower hair accessories brand and it's tutorial arm Flower College, and the creator of Pon Di Beat, a Dance Hall and Afrobeat dance masterclass series in Austin, Texas. Mélissa is an avid traveler, speaks several languages, and has worked and lived in the USA, France, Italy, India, China, Singapore, and Korea. She is passionate about working with diverse clientele and has a soft spot for female entrepreneurs and crafters. Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
Tee- Ta and Tiffany take a break from all the ‘seriousness' and talk raw and real about what's important in a friendship, perfectionism, purpose and what it's like for Tiffany to be in a relationship with a black man. Yeah Tee-Ta makes Tiffany get all personal! References: Quote: "Be curious. Curiosity will keep you focused on the frontiers of your ignorance." Bad & Booshy Insta TV episode Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
Well, in America...it is that time to vote for our next President of the United States. Also, in America, things have come to a serious head when it comes to what it truly means to be an ‘American.' Whether one is truly equal or not. Whether being a female (specially a women of color) still limits your ability to purse positions, or especially, the people who are leading truly have no idea about your reality but trying to make all the decisions for you. Therefore, we decided to have a conversation after the last Senator Kamala and VP Pence debate. We thank and appreciate Diane Diaz, Lesley Batson, and Pamela Davis for joining us on this hot topic. What are your thoughts on the political climate in America? #politicsinamerica #politics #womenandpolitics #women #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
We never claim to speak for every black woman or white woman on our show. We are always sharing through the lens of our own experiences and our latest episode is a prime example of how we're raised, the environment we grow up in and individual experiences creates our narrative. Two black women. Monick Halm joined us for our most recent episode and shared her view of being a black woman in America and it was really interesting to see how it differed from Tee-Ta's. Monick's shared about raising 3 children, her own experience of racism and why she takes the time to understand all points of view when it comes to race and racism. Monick Halm is the founder of Real Estate Investor Goddesses. She is an educator and advocate for women to create real wealth through real estate. She is herself a real estate investor, syndicator, and developer with over 15 years of real estate investing experience in multi-family, mobile home parks, RV parks, flipping, commercial, vacation rentals, syndication, and ground-up development. Together with her husband Peter Halm, and her investors, she owns over 1300 rental units across 9 states. Her mission is to assist 1 million women to achieve financial freedom through real estate. You can learn more about more about Monick here: https://www.realestateinvestorgoddesses.com/. Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
Tiffany's ‘white' friend Erin Burch talks candidly with Tee-Ta and Tiffany about her journey to realizing her own whiteness, understanding true American history and why she went on the journey to unpacking her own bias. Tee-Ta does not hold back on the questions and Erin comes to the table in a raw and real way. As someone said on our live show ‘We need more Erin's!' We discuss white guilt, shame and how white women have a lot to thank black women for. Erin references a lot of reading, watching and listening material that Tiffany is certainly going to explore as well. Listen: Ending Racism in One Generation… Turning the Lens, Seeing White... Watch: Documentaries (available on Amazon Prime Video) The Color of Fear All In: The Fight for Democracy The Kimberly Jones ‘Rant' Erin References (Holy Moly - oh-so- POWERFUL)
Ok, before we get chewed up...the point we make is valid. We recently saw a post that really made sense. The statement, “I'm not racist, I just don't support the looting and rioting and violence! I'd support them [hmm…now we are wondering who them is] if they protest peacefully.” The post went on to inform how the Chiefs and Texans were booed by fans for the first opening night of the NFL game of the season. Why were the teams booed? Because they were standing in a moment of silence to acknowledge that racism exist. Remind you, 70% players are Black. Soooooo…. how much more peaceful can you get with a moment of silence? People need to stop lying. No, we hate racism and hate the value and behaviors of racist people…no argument there, but at least admit that you are racist. That is the honorable thing you can do. To pretend you support racial equality is worse than to come out and show you are racist. People who boo, turn-up their noses, or try to justify every move to dismantle racism need to accept that they are racist. It isn't in the matter of how one goes about encouraging racial equality…you simply disagree. Because…you are racist. #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
TAKE TWO – Part 2.2 of Tee-Ta's experience growing up in Edmonds, WA, and Kelly Shepherd-Martin. This is why we are doing TAKE TWO! Although our first recording was good, we knew we could do better. So, again, this is TAKE TWO - with Queen Tee-Ta and dear old (white friend) Kelly Shepherd-Martin from Edmonds. A Black girl and TWO White girls. Candid and raw! Per the discussion, we brought up White Guilt. We dropped a few different articles below, as we believe in learning from different angles and perspectives without denying the truth. https://www.racialequitytools.org/resourcefiles/anatomy_white_guilt.pdf https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5385701 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_guilt #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
A day in the life of a black girl... Did you see the latest episode (11)? Tiffany interviewed Tee-Ta about her time growing up in the predominantly white town of Edmonds, Washington. To walk just a few minutes in the shoes of a black girl would have most white people in uproar. So, imagine what it's like day in and day out? During Episode 12, we continued the conversation with Tee-Ta about her experiences in Edmonds, WA. This time we brought on Kelly Shepard Martin, a White friend from Edmonds. Watch the very candid interview, we know it will help your mission of gaining a deeper understanding of what our black sisters go through so you can be a better ally. Empathy and understanding is healing. The article we mentioned about ‘Race' being made-up is here, and how the paradigm that Whites are scientifically superior is here: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/04/race-genetics-science-africa/. #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism
During this episode, Tiffany interviewed our very own Queen Tee-Ta. This is Part I of Tee-Ta's experience growing up in Edmonds, Washington, a predominantly White city. For individuals to understand how to create change…we must understand the struggles. #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism
We simply talked about ‘Black & White Stereotypes.' And a few different culture differences...like ‘Sweet Potato Pie & Pumpkin Pie.' Or, ‘Black Don't Crack.' One comment from our Live from a White male had an interesting perspective: “I'm thinking that the Black stereotypes come from a place of racism and how white people chose to depict them, whereas the white stereotypes come from actual real qualities.” What is your take on that? We like the definition we found from simple Wikipedia, “A stereotype is a mistaken idea or belief many people have about a thing or group that is based upon how they look on the outside, which may be untrue or only partly true. Stereotyping people is a type of prejudice because what is on the outside is a small part of who a person is.” As there can be some truth to it, it is mostly belief from a subjective perspective. #stereotypes ##BlacksAndWhites #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism
We HAD a phenomenal CONVERSATION with Lesley on the historical factors of why we STILL see significant wealth gaps between Blacks & Whites. Lesley put together a link FULL of resources for you to understand how the Black wealth gap emerged and continues to widen. Be Informed! Make Better Decisions! Lesley Batson launched Rebel Rock Wealth, a strategic financial consulting firm that teaches independent thinking professionals and small business owners, the WHOLE truth about money and helps them implement strategies to control and build the wealth style they desire. Lesley is licensed in several states and meets with clients from Florida to California virtually. She loves Hamilton the Musical, playing golf, and taking up space on the beach. To learn more about Lesley & Rebel Rock Wealth, visit: https://www.rebelrockwealth.com/. #WealthGap #BlacksAndWhites #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
We are talking about 'Acronyms.' What does BIPOC, BBIPC, WOC, or POC actually mean? And why do we even have them? Take a Watch. Here is the article we mention on the show: https://www.xonecole.com/dont-call-me-bipoc-when-you-mean-black/?fbclid=IwAR0xWKBaXmAp_um_RDdV3gcLS3YKjIUtNvKVEqwD4fea3_F-kU3YBtsB8fk. Shoutout to Mess in a Bottle for our t-shirts, ‘as strong as the woman next to me,' a Black-Owned Business founded by Kalilah Wright. Here is the website to purchase your t-shirt: https://www.messinabottle.com/. #ablackgirlawhitegirl #conversationswithteetaandtiffany #teetaandtiffany #realconversations #whiteprivilege #racism #antiracism #blacklivesmatter #beinformed #plantingseeds #podcast #podcaster #conversationstarters #dismantleracism #BIPOC Tee-Ta Walker Tiffany Scott
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