Podcasts about black enough

Some of us don't stumble across ready-made communities.Some of us have to build them - and today's guest knows a thing or two about that.Today I am joined by the one and only Alexis Lee – Founder of Style Me Sunday, author of 'Feeling Myself', community leader (Black Enough, Healing Myself), psychotherapist in training and apparently, the only person who could get me talking about sex without wanting to crawl under the table. We dive into it all — the stuff nobody taught us growing up. From convent school guilt, to figuring out what love really means later in life, to how shutting down the sex chat only fuels more shame. We also get into how ADHD messes with body image, self-esteem, intimacy... and basically, how it all ties back to connection and community.From setting up a spontaneous fishing community (yep, you read that right) to navigating the chaos of daily life, Alexis shares her honest take on what it actually means to live authentically.

The MCU collective is back discussing the first of three movies from Feige and the gang this year! Captain America: Brave New World has probably faced the most scrutiny (behind the scenes and publicly) of any MCU film, and still manages to hold its own!IG: theuponfurtherreviewFB: The Upon Further ReviewTikTok: theuponfurtherreview#thunderbolts #mcu #wintersoldier #bravenewworld #captainamericabravenewworld #samwilson

Coming off of Super Bowl weekend, the What's The Word crew is back to give their takes on the game and of course, Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance. Bree, Chris and Chris D. are joined by John from DTLR to recap the show and rate it amongst the best SB shows of all-time. The crews discusses the surprises, takeaways after the rewatch, and if the beef is finally over...or just heating up with K.Dot set to go on tour this summer. Next, we get into Kodak Black's alleged mental state after being seen incoherent in the street before a loaded conversation centered around Kanye West aka "Yedolf Hitler" kicks off. Gelo Ball is set to perform at All-Star weekend in the Bay, but his dispute with BM Miss Nikki Baby is getting more attention due to his new gf having a bunch to say while the two were out in New Orleans on bad behavior. Also, Jacquees and Dej Loaf are set to go on tour together, which came as a surprise to Jacquees's partner - Deiondra Sanders. The crew shifts gears to recap the Jordan Brand event held in Chicago and show concern for people getting back to fighting over Mikes. 50 Cent is going next level petty after the news about Irv Gotti and Big Meech surfaces. We wrap this episode discussing Mikey Dollaz new business venture, industry ex's being weird, and the Do's and Don'ts of Valentines Day...including whether or not you can buy flowers for a stud.This episode is FLO - For Lover's Only. Time to take off - What's The Word Live is out!#WhatsTheWord #Kanye #Kendrick Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/whats-the-word-interviews-with-cody-mack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textA chance to revisit one of my favourite books and favourite ever conversations this week. Zakiya Dalila Harris's The Other Black Girl came out in early 2021, and for once I was ahead of the curve! Right from the start, I adored this novel of workplace micro-aggression and satirical horror in the publishing industry – and I'm glad to see the world has since agreed. It's a high-concept thriller that blends the paranoia of Rosemary's Baby with the bite of Get Out – and for once it's a story that deserves those comparisons. Zakiya talks about her own background in publishing and how it informed this nightmare. We talk about discussing racism in fiction, and (in a slightly meta way) we discuss how interviews LIKE THIS ONE may actually perpetuate a degree of othering. In short, I tie myself in white millennial knots, but Zakiya is wonderfully generous. God I love this book. Some may say it's not horror. I'd disagree so much that I stuck it on my list of best horror novels ever. Let's see what you think.  Enjoy! Other books mentioned: All Her Little Secrets (2021), by Wanda M. MorrisRosemary's Baby (1967), by Ira Levin Support Talking Scared on Patreon Come talk books on Twitter @talkscaredpod, on Instagram, or email direct to talkingscaredpod@gmail.com  Support the show

On this episode of The Cultured Nerd Podcast, Michael and Taylor sit down with Hinde "ATO" Martin and talk about the recent DC Casting controversies that are plaguing the internet this past week. Green Lantern not being black enough? Accusations of racism and colorism? Krypto the wrong Dog breed? We talk about the outrage, and address the growing concerns that these aren't actually real issues, but disgruntled fans who want the DCU to fail at any cost. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-cultured-nerd/support

You already know what we are here to talk about! Let's talk about overcoming before jumping into the discussion about the Presidential debate this week. Of course, we need to discuss what is a black job. Will Trump cause another civil war? Who forgot to charge President Biden's batteries? All that and more on this week's Black In Classic Podcast episode with your host, Brittany Monet.

Today on the W&J show, the boys talk sports, Gen Z hating work, and have an important PSA to never take crack like Hunter did.

This week's edition of The Nerds of Culture podcast we'll be discussing our how and why Black creatives are often limited to ONLY tell black stories. We'll also be discussing other topics and questions from the chat!

TODAY WE DISCUSS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CULTURE AND COLOR. THE LINES HAVE BECOME BLURRED AND WITH THE RECENT RAP BEEF IT HAS BEEN REVEALED. WE DISCUSS SAGE STEELE'S COMMENTS ON BEING BIRACIAL AND EMBRACING BOTH SIDES OF HER RACE. COLORISM HAS BEEN A TOPIC IN THE CULTURE AND WE BREAKDOWN HOW IT HAS IMPACTED SOCIETY AS WHOLE. ALL THIS AND MORE ON CULTURE NO CAP! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eric-spencer/message

Welcome to a class on ethnicity v racial identity, fighting back against inherent anti-black sentiments, and tapping into our roots of communal thinking. This episode is told from a psychologist in training who hails from the Dominican Republic. This is our first episode where we go deep with someone from the Afro-LatinX community, and we hope to have more. Enjoy. Follow her on Instagram: @ammysloveFollow us on IG: @vllgboyzIntro: "Tell Me" - Ayamtu

Back with one of my favorite co-hosts in the world! Richie and I first started chatting afte Lenny Kravitz got torn up in the comment section. We started talking and BOOM we thought, are we black enough? What does it mean to be black, and why. The Client List: Lenny Kravitz RHOP - Nneka vs Wendy Get into it

Are you ready for Season 9? Dr. Alex Gee is starting the season off with another mic check to set the tone for what is to come. Get a glimpse into what is on Dr. Gee's mind and heart for the new season. alexgee.com Support the Show: patreon.com/blacklikeme

Its almost time for my annual vacation, so here's a quick episode for you: Film Critic Elvis Mitchell's documentary on 70s Black Cinema - Is That Black Enough For You?!? - and the latest Regal Cinemas Mystery Movie from September 4th (psst… its a PG13 horror movie), plus a note on what's to come for the pod in the future.

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Phil starts discussing the book Eloquent Rage by Brittney Cooper, and Peter asks Phil if he was ever made to feel as though he wasn't "black enough" at any point himself. This leads them into another courageous conversation on the integration of Phil's high school and how he handled a Student Body President race that came down to only a few votes between him and his white opponent. It's an episode you won't want to miss! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ppcourageousconversation/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ppcourageousconversation/support

Warrior Princess. That's what 17-year-old Nigeria Jones' father calls her. He has raised her as part of the Movement, a Black separatist group based in Philadelphia. Nigeria is homeschooled and vegan and participates in traditional rituals to connect her and other kids from the group to their ancestors. But when her mother—the perfect matriarch of their Movement—disappears, Nigeria's world is upended. She finds herself taking care of her baby brother and stepping into a role she doesn't want.As Nigeria searches for her mother, she starts to uncover a shocking truth. One that will lead her to question everything she thought she knew about her life and her family. From award-winning author Ibi Zoboi comes a powerful story about discovering who you are in the world—and fighting for that person—by having the courage to be your own revolution.IBI ZOBOI is the New York Times bestselling author of American Street, a National Book Award finalist; Pride; My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich; Star Child; Okoye to the People; the Walter Award–winning Punching the Air, cowritten with Exonerated Five member Yusef Salaam; and the Coretta Scott King Honor–winning picture book The People Remember. She is also the editor of the anthology Black Enough. Born in Haiti and raised in New York City, she now lives in New Jersey with her family. You can find her online at ibizoboi.net.

America Emboldened with Greg Boulden – The comments were made by Joy Behar, a white woman on the left telling a black man how he should be thinking and feeling. The View often represents the Left, and they made it clear their stance was that black Republicans are not black enough for their judgments. The narrative that your experience is only valid if you vote Democrat...

Oh hey girl! On this episode, we talk about being told we are not black enough. We also discuss Code Switching. Have you heard of it? Do you do it? Wine: https://www.totalwine.com/wine/fruit-wine/sangria/capriccio-bubbly-sangria/p/213163750?glia=true&s=805&&pid=cpc:Performance+Max%2BUS%2BGEOR%2BENG%2BSPART::google::&gclid=Cj0KCQjwxYOiBhC9ARIsANiEIfb_Zolx9V1ZNSucuyv9FubshORDiPPyIY5dV0B0oMKudCEdaN05xjgaAuESEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shonnie-dee/support

Kamijace and Maris Mermaid get into the ins and outs of vtubing, the experience of vtubing while Black and explore how we as Black folk can often be a little cruel to ourselves and one another by measuring "being Black Enough" and what to do to do better. Find Maris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/maris_mermaid Find Maris on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/maris_mermaid Logo by Corgian of DogHouse Esports: https://twitter.com/doghousecorgian Intro music by Riki: https://twitter.com/DOG_NOISE Website: www.wkcooldown.com Twitter: @Kamijacegaming / @WkCooldown Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWeeklyCooldown/ Question? Comment? Concern? Want to tell me how great I am? Email me! - Kamijacegaming@gmail.com Learn to Make Games in Unreal 5 Bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/software/learn-to-make-games-in-unreal-engine-5-software?partner=kamijacegaming --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wkcooldown/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wkcooldown/support

Patrick Mahomes is no longer black enough, and a black, “anti-racist” professor loses his “blackness” card because Marxism always eats its tail. . . and, speaking of Marxism: what if owning the office of state auditor is a backdoor way to save the Republic? It might well be that!. Great news: the Marxist snake is eating its tail. Before the Superbowl, the Mockingbirds obsessively touted and promoted the skin pigmentation of Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts. After the game, when Mahomes made it his priority to thank God--“without Him nothing is possible”--Mahomes lost his “blackness” as the Mockingbirds tried to suppress the man's actual and expressed identity. The snake of Marxism is consuming its tail, in this case “othering” a man who, by the accounts of the Left, should be in their ranks. A more vital example is Professor Vincent Lloyd who has spent his academic career studying race, lecturing on it and working in “anti-racism.” He's a black man of the Left, though a pretty thoughtful version of the Left, given his lectures, which are filled with history though wrapped in conclusions with which I disagree. Professor Lloyd found himself removed from a lecturing job at Telluride by students--actually, by exactly one student--because he harmed them. Among the many ways he harmed them: his “body language.” Again, Marxism is eating its tail . . . or, in this case, the tail of Marxism, the younger, angrier, they might say “blacker” round of Marxists are eating the head. This is bound to be so because Marxism is rooted in the literal hatred of God. What does God say? God is not a respecter of human-made categories of people created by the likes of Karl Marx and pushed by The Party. Galatians 3:2828 There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.Karl Marx openly defied God and committed his career to trying to become equal to The Lord. He failed. No one is like God: 13 Bible versesEpisode 643: How good State auditors can help save the Republic … Yes, auditors! Josh Gallon, State Auditor of North Dakota on his battle with the legislatureGeorge Soros is filled with evil and cunning. He used his cunning to do more evil by purchasing State's attorneys general and district attorneys in major cities. The results speak for themselves: record high murders, ambush murders of cops, rapes, overdoses and property crimes. Tony Fauci is filled with evil; under his threats, the profession of public health has been destroyed, so much so that Big Pharma's friends, the NY Times are actually suing to get texts between Pfizer and government bosses (wait until you hear why the government says they cannot turn over the texts). We can learn from that man so steeped in evil to, instead, do good. Christian conservatives should flood the zone of state auditors. Josh Gallon, of North Dakota, is in that position. From his office, he can monitor all spending and even processes of the state in the implementation of policy. In fact, North Dakota has a wonderful law that empowers citizens to demand audits. Already, gallion has found taxing districts with $180 million surpluses, illegal for them to have, even as they continue to increase taxes! That may be why the State Legislature wants to limit his power, though they claim that is because he costs counties, cities and districts money they don't have for these audits. Josh is also looking into how the Covid clot-shots were distributed-shocker: it was chaos. He and I got into it a little bit over how awful these shots are for people and I urged him to look into that. What does God say? How Godly Leaders Handle Prosperity and PromotionThe LinksWhy Karl Marx Hated God, and Marxists Hate Christians; Part one of an interview with scholar Paul Kengor.A Black Professor Trapped in Anti-Racist Hell; Vincent Lloyd“I want to thank God for giving me this platform and putting so many amazing people around me … without Him none of this would even be possible.”Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes wins another MVP and points to the Lord.BREAKING: West Virginia legislators have introduced a bill to abolish DEI bureaucracies, ban coercive "diversity statements," prohibit mandatory racial reeducation, and end identity-based discrimination in the state's public universities. 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In episode 54, Troy questions wether he meets the standard of being black. The fellas talk about TikTok's celebration of Black History Month, and Mel tells a story of....well you'll have to hear it for yourself. It's the #ManlyDeedsPodcast

In episode 54, Troy questions wether he meets the standard of being black. The fellas talk about TikTok's celebration of Black History Month, and Mel tells a story of....well you'll have to hear it for yourself. It's the #ManlyDeedsPodcast

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This week, Netflix unveiled part of its plans to crack down on password sharing, only to quickly claim that they didn't mean it. We discuss that and review a documentary about the most important decade of black cinema.00:00:32 Intro00:05:41 What's Your Swill00:08:36 News00:22:17 Downstream00:30:46 Quick Hits: That 90s Show, Cunk on Earth00:43:03 Is That Black Enough For You?!?00:57:06 Patreon Requested Review: TwinsOur intro and outro theme song is “Bitter” by Space Weather. Check them out by following their Twitter @SpaceWeatherUS. Also, make sure to listen to their new single here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0XeAlAq0js. Call 412-301-7147 to hear a preview of their new song and pre-save ‘Silent Hex' at https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/spaceweather/silent-hex Check out our Linktree for more places to find us: https://linktr.ee/netflixnswill

Whether it's the way we talk,  the music we hear, or the clothes we wear- many Black people at some point were made to feel 'not Black enough', including Leila and Hana. In this special episode, Leila explores with broadcast journalist Joshua Johnson what it means to be told she ‘talks white', Hana talks to a psychologist as she wonders if she has to like everything Black to avoid getting called out, and we go deep with comedian W. Kamau Bell who's felt awkward in Black circles and in front of Black audiences. What does it mean to be ‘Black enough'?

Do you often wonder if you are brown enough? Black Enough? Mexican enough? I struggle with being enough for everyone in my life as I fulfill all the roles I was born into or the roles I grew into. I always seem to fall short when I allow people's ideas of what is enough to cloud my judgment, so I am here to 1. Validate that I am Mexican, brown, and woman enough to talk about the things I talk about each day. 2. To encourage you to cut yourself slack and stop comparing yourself and holding yourself to ridiculous standards. Chingonas Only Club music was created by Natalie Padilla If you would like to contribute to the show, please click on the "Support" button or make a direct contribution through our Venmo @chingonasonlyclub. You can also purchase something from our Amazon wish list https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/31Y9GVQGI9XZW?ref_=wl_share Follow Chingonas Only Club on all social media platforms! : https://linktr.ee/chingonasonlyclub To listen to other podcasts from the Amplify Her Media Network, check out the link below! https://linktr.ee/amplifyhermedia --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/melly-ramirez/support

Bart, Justina, and John review and discuss Elvis Mitchell's film "is that Black Enough for You?"

On this weeks episode Aries and Andy talk about Is This Black Enough for You?. Musical Guest: Rob Dorsey Social Media Instagram: @SpearsBergPod Twitter: @SpearsBergPod Facebook: SpearsBergPod Patreon: SpearsBergPod Youtube: SpearsBergPod  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Larry is joined by writer and filmmaker Elvis Mitchell to discuss his new documentary on Netflix, 'Is That Black Enough For You?!?', which focuses on the unsung heroes of African-American cinema during the 1960s and '70s. They begin their conversation by talking about the genesis of the project and some of the legendary actors who serve as inspiration for the film's focus, particularly Sidney Poitier and Harry Belafonte. Next, they examine how the psychological dynamics and representation presented in films like 'Cotton Comes To Harlem', 'Night of the Living Dead', and 'Uptight' were flashpoints for the blaxploitation era and the mainstream popularity of movies like 'Superfly' and 'Shaft' (22:39). Next, they talk about the stigma of the Black cowboy in American culture and the power within films that can shape social narratives (). After the break, they dive into Pam Grier's potency as a screen icon and share anecdotes about growing up watching their favorite favorite films from the era. They end the pod by examining the importance and intersection of music in Black films from the 1970s, notably Curtis Mayfield's contributions to 'Superfly', and how the bevy of amazing footage was obtained for the project (53:17). Host: Larry Wilmore Guest: Elvis Mitchell Associate Producer: Chris Sutton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Film scholar and public radio fixture Elvis Mitchell speaks about directing "Is That Black Enough for You?!?" and why the 1970s were the greatest decade ever for Black film. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elvis Mitchell, longtime host of KCRW's “The Treatment”, and producer of “The Black List”, joins Mike to discuss his new documentary “Is that Black Enough for You?”  The film recounts an explosion of Black Film which occurred mainly in the period of 1968-1978, placing it within the context of both the prior failure of Hollywood to provide real representation of Black characters, as well as a strand of chiefly independent African American-produced film that Elvis traces back to as early as the 1910s and 1920s.   Elvis tells Mike how the movies affected his grandmother's (literal) dreams, as well as how they drove the (figurative) dreams and fantasy life of his stellar cast.  Elvis explains to Mike his nuanced view of the legacies of such luminaries as Alfred Hitchcock, Laurence Olivier, and Orson Welles.  What role did Mohammed Ali play for Black filmmakers?  And how did Diane Sands embody the promise of this era?  Mike and Elvis also discuss his process–narration first, clips second–and why he passed on the declamatory “They call me Mr. Tibbs” moments in favor of clips which demonstrate the interiority and development of characters. And, of course, Elvis and Mike had to talk about the music:  Isaac Hayes; Earth, Wind & Fire; Curtis Mayfield… and Alessandro Alessandroni!? “Is the Black Enough for You” streams on Netflix starting Friday, November 11th.   Hidden Gem: Portrait of Jason   Follow on Twitter: @ElvisMitchell @topdocspod   The presenting sponsor of “Top Docs” is Netflix.

A new documentary film from radio host and cultural critic Elvis Mitchell looks at the history of Black cinema, especially the explosion of films in the 1970's. He joins to discuss, "Is that Black Enough For You?!?"

Ep. 145: Elvis Mitchell on Is That Black Enough for You?!? Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw. I'm your host, Nicolas Rapold. Elvis Mitchell is a critic I read early on in my career, and with this episode, I was delighted to talk with him about his new movie, Is That Black Enough for You?!? Mitchell's essay film is a rich and multilayered history of Black cinema, full of insights on micro and macro levels. We talked about the movie and follow the threads of his inspirations and ideas, which trace influences across film and music and crosscurrents in society and culture. He also relates encounters with Harry Belafonte and other luminaries that influenced his thinking. Our conversation took place during the New York Film Festival, where his film premiered, and at times reminded me of the flow of the movie itself. Is That Black Enough for You?!? starts streaming on November 11 on Netflix. Elvis Mitchell has been the host of KCRW's The Treatment since its creation in 1996. During that time, he has served as a film critic for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and The New York Times, and hosted the TV series "Elvis Goes There" on Epix and "Elvis Goes There" for Turner Classic Movies. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Music: “Tomorrow's Forecast” by The Minarets, courtesy of The Minarets Photo by Steve Snodgrass

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Claudia Puig and Wade Major review this weekend's new movie releases in theaters, streaming and on demand platforms — in three minutes or less!

This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the guys return to discuss Chainsaw Man, Werewolf by Night, Andor's Episode 6, She-Hulk's season finale, hyper cooling NASA tech for electric cars, Naked Gun reboot, John Carpenter interest in directing a Dead Space movie, Brendan Fraser on Mummy 4, Netflix gives details on the ad-supported tier, trailers for "Blockbuster," "M3GAN," "Gangs of London" season 2, and "Is this Black Enough for You?" and much more.   CHECKED OUT Chainsaw Man Werewolf by Night Andor - Episode 6 She-Hulk - Episode 9 - Season finale SCIENCE & TECH NEWS NASA tech could revolutionize EV charging TOPICS - Section 1 Liam Nesson to star in Naked Gun reboot John Carpenter wants to do a “Dead Space” adaptation Brendan Fraser open to a fourth Mummy movie TOPICS - Section 2 Netflix confirms ad supported tier coming in November Marvel delays several movie dates WTF? by JayTeeDee from the “Edit That Out” Podcast Micah: https://bit.ly/3SNR8gb Jay: https://bit.ly/3RMajph TRAILERS Blockbuster Gangs of London - Season 2 M3GAN Is that Black Enough for You?

On today's episode of our daily NYFF60 edition, director Elvis Mitchell and executive producer Steven Soderbergh discuss Is That Black Enough For You?!?, a Spotlight selection of this year's festival, with NYFF Executive Director Eugene Hernandez. American film critic Elvis Mitchell's kaleidoscopic documentary creates a definitive narrative of the Black revolution in 1970s cinema, from genre films to social realism, from the making of new superstars to the craft of rising auteurs. With Is That Black Enough for You?!? (the title referencing a recurring line from Ossie Davis's 1970 benchmark Cotton Comes to Harlem), Mitchell takes a personal and panoramic approach, expressing his own experiences as a viewer while detailing the cinematic and political histories that led to this extraordinary flowering of a newly ascendant Black heroism. The Learning Tree, Watermelon Man, Shaft, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, Cool Breeze, Sounder, Super Fly, Coffy, The Spook Who Sat by the Door, Claudine, Uptown Saturday Night, Cornbread, Earl and Me, Killer of Sheep, and dozens more are analyzed with Mitchell's customary verve and perspicacity. This is a work of painstaking scholarship that's also thoroughly entertaining, an essential archival document and testament to a period of American film history unlikely to be repeated. Featuring interviews with Margaret Avery, Harry Belafonte, Charles Burnett, Laurence Fishburne, Whoopi Goldberg, Samuel L. Jackson, Suzanne de Passe, Glynn Turman, Billy Dee Williams, Zendaya, and more. A Netflix release. To learn more and get tickets for this year's NYFF, taking place through October 16 in all five boroughs of NYC, visit filmlinc.org/tix.

The NYT taps a white writer to tell the audience that Herschel Walker isn't black enough plus some national election and media analysis. https://www.bollandbranch.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=radio&utm_campaign=ERICK

The NYT taps a white writer to tell the audience that Herschel Walker isn't black enough plus some national election and media analysis. https://www.bollandbranch.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=radio&utm_campaign=ERICK

"You're not white enough, you're not skinny enough," Says Bria Jones on this episode of the "To all the people Podcast." On this week's podcast, we have Bria Jones. Bria is a Content Creator, Youtuber, and your Tiktok Big sister, with nearly 1 million subscribers on all social media platforms. Today, Bria will discuss pledging in a white sorority; being tokenized as a creator, overcoming tokenization, identifying microaggressions, and being "too white for the black kids" and "too black for the white kids."

This week we get in to all things UK Black Pride...There's been some mixed feelings across socials regarding this years event and we wanted to digest our thoughts and feelings on the evolution of the celebration... We also spoke about white gay men, Ro's recent dating ventures, the need for permanent black queer spaces and much much more, so lets get into this... As always a big thanks to London Podcast Studio for providing us with their amazing space and a huge thank you to everyone that came through to our Queer Mingle... Finally don't forget to use the #TwoTwosPodcast on socials and be sure to rate and review us on Spotify and Apple Music!

30: Dante Stewart - Shouting it the Fire book “Let's be clear. There's a vast difference between diversity and inclusion and liberation and justice. One enjoys the feeling of my presence. The other embraces the fullness of my humanity” 2:26 Colonization Approach - Ask vs. lecture 4:34 Teacher evaluation blunders 4:48 Alternative Methods-Grading for Equity 5:11 Embrace the Change-But Give It Time 5:43 California Initiatives-Some change types: Policy Changes | New Admin's Philosophy 6:44 Block Scheduling 8:08 The Classroom in the heart of the school-why are you breaking it? 9:09 So quick to get out of touch with the classroom when you aren't in it. 10:06 Sage on the Stage vs. Student Centered Approach 10:47 Education isn't about just making money-it's about being a contributing member of society. 11:29Addressing Implicit Biases/Social Cognition 12:29 Challenge Stereotypes-Don't subscribe to common thought. 13:00 Develop Empathy - SUPPORT THEM. ASK QUESTIONS. Imagine yourself in their shoes 14:44 Landline story from classroom to classroom-VCRS 15:05 Embrace Differences - We spend so much time with our own “kind”. Experience diversity instead. Nicole Mirra Teaching for Empathy - Activity for Embracing our Differences 16:07 Grapple with the work you are assigning your students. 16:30 Intersectionality California Black School Educator Association Dr Marks Acknowledging and Managing Implicit Bias 17:41 Learn about Your Students: 17:47 Language, Gender and Culture Unit - Code Switching 20:30 Speaking with an Accent is a superpower because you speak more than one language. 20:41 Advocacy 21:30 Be Anti-Racist Podcast 21:31 Book Recommendations: Culturally Responsive Teaching & The Brain, Legend of Bass Reeves, Black Enough, Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad, The Watsons God to Birmingham, Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome, How to Raise an Anti-Racist, Solo, When I Was a Slave, Piecing Me Together, Great Speeches by African Americans, The Silence of Our Friends. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aintgonnabenostupid/support

FS1's Chris Broussard is UNDER FIRE for implying Toronto is NOT BLACK enough for Kevin Durant!

Josh & John discuss how Glastonbury is still not black enough. https://www.lotuseaters.com/weekend-segments-or-19th-june-2022

Welcome to a class on ethnicity v racial identity, fighting back against inherent anti-black sentiments, and tapping into our roots of communal thinking. This episode is told from a psychologist in training who hails from the Dominican Republic. This is our first episode where we go deep with someone from the Afro-LatinX community, and we hope to have more. Enjoy. Follow her on Instagram: @ammysloveFollow us on IG: @vllgboyzIntro: "Tell Me" - Ayamtu

Link to Capstone story: https://capstonereport.com/2022/03/05/peak-woke-phil-vischer-says-voddie-baucham-doesnt-represent-black-christians/37637/ Subscribe to my podcast at https://anchor.fm/jason-modar Twitter @jasonmodar --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Black History Month is almost over so let's talk about Black stuff. Kayla and Tiana chat about all different varieties of blackness & calling out discrimination in and out of our own communities. -Follow us on Instagram and TikTok @LezGetIntoItPodcast-Email us with any questions, @lezgetintoit@gmail.com with any comments, or suggestions we would love to hear from y'all! -

Tim Black unboxes the story of Jason Walker out of Fayetteville, NC, What's Black Enough and we must keep the same energy critiquing the Republicans and the Democrats. Follow this podcast at www.timblackpause.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timblackpause/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timblackpause/support

Introverted Black Girl - Not Being Black Enough Because Of My Hair (PODMAS 6) by Introverted Black Girl

On this mini tingz episode, I discuss growing and having to hear "you aint black" or "you sound like a white girl" by my hood friends. Shit was tired and corny. Tune in to hear my 3 cents! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theroseyperspective/support