What's Up Everyone! My name is Selom. I'm a 20 year old college student studying to become a doctor. I am also an activist, so I'm trying to help the world in more ways that one. I came upon this idea when I was in an Organic Chemistry Final Review Session and my professor's WiFi died. It was just me and 80 other students in a Zoom Meeting and we said, "Let's talk about what's going on right now in the world." It was powerful. I realized that this is what I can do to help the community. I'm going to use my voice for those who can't and we will all learn something along the way. Join me. I can't wait to see where this takes us. Welcome to Straight Talk!
Aight y'all I'm back and we got a LOT to talk about. I'm finna start this miniseries about the weakest link in the community and at the top of my list is Black MAGA supporter. Imma give it to you straight because I am TIRED also stay until the end I got some tips in order to prepare for election night. Stay Up y'allIG: __selom__Twitter: @23unique_
The internet is a strange place. You got people pretending to be something they are not. Today we are going to talk about the dangers of digital blackface and how you can avoid these nasty internet trolls
Today we honor the Black role models that held influence in our life. Rest in Power.
Y'all we made it to the season finale! I just want to say, Thank so much from the bottom of my heart I appreciate all the support that you have given to me thus far. To culminate let's talk about the long standing issue of cultural appropriation. This has been going on for way too long now and enough is enough. So let's talk about it because there is a very thin line between appreciation and appropriation!Once again thank you to all my listeners. Onward and Upward I love y'all fr fr.
The healthcare industry and politics are so intertwined and there are so many issues that we are not seeing. So let's talk about it. I dedicate this episode to all my friends in the medical field and on their path to becoming doctors we are in this together! Everyone please follow @projectdiversifymedicine on Instagram for more tips on your journey!
This episode is going to be a lil bit different today. My friend Jay is going to take over the podcast as we discuss internal affairs within the hood. I didn't grow up in the Hood, so I figured I'll let someone more experienced take the wheel. Enjoy!Follow the man on Instagram @birdman.jay.
Our Blackness is special and unique in each and every form. Today I'm going to give you my story, straight up and personal about recognizing my Blackness, an identity crisis, and learning to love myself in the full extent.
If one of us succeeds, then we all succeed. Today I'm going to talk about how we as a community can uplift each support each other in each of our endeavors. I dedicate this episode to each and every person who has been a part of my circle, who have pushed me and supported me to become the person that I am today!Nae Nae D. Beauty YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-jBD1hHvHf777nudNbzG3Q
We have to stay resilient. We have to stay strong. We have to stay 10 toes down. Do not let all of our progress go to waste.Please note, I had a verbal slip up. I meant to say black women AND black men. You will hear it..THE BLACK OUT ECONOMIC BOYCOTT: https://www.instagram.com/p/CBsIzQWhn05/I'M ON APPLE ITUNES AND SPOTIFY NOW!!!
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SURPRISE!!! Happy Juneteenth brothers and sisters. This is our freedom day!! Go out and celebrate! Black Power! Black Pride! Black Excellence!
With everything going on right now, stress is rampant. We need to know how to take care of ourselves before we let another thing kill us. Today's episode we will talk about how to handle stress.Trigger Warning: suicide I will talk about statistics about mental health and if that makes you uncomfortable the time stamp is 8:30-9:10. Please skip to 9:10 to avoid the mental health statistics please!Hot and Warmlines!!!National Mental Health Association800-273-TALK (8255) Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a weekhttp://www.nmha.orgDepression (Crisis Call Center)800-273-8255 or text ANSWER to 839863 Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a weekhttp://crisiscallcenter.org/crisisservices-html/Warmlines*Peer Warmline from Sonoma County(707) 565-4466Hours: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings, 5:30-9:30 pm
We're all in this together right? Then why can't we act like it? In this episode I'm going to give it to you straight about how to use your voice to fight for the cause.
What's Up Everyone! My name is Selom. I'm a 20 year old college student studying to become a doctor. I am also an activist, so I'm trying to help the world in more ways that one. I came upon this idea when I was in an Organic Chemistry Final Review Session and my professor's WiFi died. It was just me and 80 other students in a Zoom Meeting and we said, "Let's talk about what's going on right now in the world." It was powerful. I realized that this is what I can do to help the community. I'm going to use my voice for those who can't and we will all learn something along the way. Join me. I can't wait to see where this takes us.
Offset said, "They do anything for clout". The Black Lives Matter Movement is not exempt from this either. Today Imma give it to y'all straight about how some of your intentions behind the movement aren't what they seem to be.