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This week we discuss Jordan Chiles' new book "I'm That Girl", and the meaningful meaningless-ness of NCAA Conference Championships  2025 LIVE SHOW SEASON PASS ON SALE (limited time)   BUY NOW A FELLOW GYM NERD NEEDS YOUR HELP If you've been enjoying the new badges in your fantasy trophy case, you can thank fellow gym nerd and designer, Eyal Itzhaki. Unfortunately Eyal recently had a fluke accident that required spinal surgery and has left him with a long recovery ahead. He has started a GoFundMe to support this effort. Book Club: Jordan Chiles' "I'm That Girl" Chiles' frank, unprecedented discussion of abuse and her parents the acknowledgment of the role played during that time Our highlights from the book On sexism: why can't women act competitively like in men's sports without being labeled "rude"? Therapy rewards Woodwind instrument stans rise. Did you know Jordan was a band kid? The dark side of elite gymnastics culture The lack of black represention in her gymnastics community growing up 7 hour training schedule with a 15-minute snack break  Normalizing not having your period Sneaking into the kitchen at the Karolyi Ranch for food Erika Bakacs Jordan's gymnastics coach, and also Tanya Harding's choreographer Several accusations made against Bakacs in the book Calorie restrictions, racism, obsessively controlling Jordan's diet, relationships, and personal life outside of the gym Exploiting gymnasts' parents for personal favors Drunk coaching Role of SafeSport Perspective and Context Fact-Checking The publisher did not do their job Opportunities to clarify and give context - discussion of body fat, gymnasts' heights, hip-hop floor routines, competing in NCAA and elite simultaneously Luci Collins the first black woman to make a U.S. Olympic gymnastics team Other GymCastic Book Club episodes GYMTERNET NEWS Our beloved Irish king of the pommels won Irish "Dancing With the Stars" You guys, it's a college sports thing. Speedo boy, Michael Phelps joins the college sports curtain of distraction at a basketball game The National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC) is surveying the adult gymnastics community. Fill out the survey here Grace McCallum is returning to Utah next season as a student coach Try not to get too excited, but Trinity Thomas announced she mayyy not be done with gymnastics NBC extended their media rights on all platforms in the United States for the Olympic Games through to 2036 under a $3 billion contract NCAA What's on the line for conference championships besides titles? Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida are all in a close race for the no. 1 spot to finish the season. What scores does each team need to win? Spencer's bracketology corner Why does Alabama need to be moved? Arkansas is locked in at no. 16 despite not having a conference championship score Our 12 bubble teams for who could grab the last three spots to regionals Greg Marsden's Instagram post about NCAA Gymnastics growth Q&A Thoughts on a reality show about an Irish Men's Gymnastics house with a dramatic game of drunk chess for each episode Are there scoring advantages for elite gymnasts in NCAA? Brown Skin tone turning shoes for gymnasts UP NEXT College & Cocktails: Saturday, March 22 at 7:00pm PT after Conference Championships  Fantasy Lineups Lock: Friday, March 21 – 2:30pm PT Add exclusive Club Content like College & Cocktails to your favorite podcast player (instructions here). Never miss a live episode! Import the entire College & Cocktails schedule into your Google and iCal calendar here Join Our Fantasy League BONUS CONTENT  Join Club Gym Nerd (or give it as a gift!) for access to weekly Behind the Scenes episodes. 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They try to bleach the bloodline, but the Black will never leave.Black culture is part of our latinidad! We move to the rhythms, speak in the cadences, season our food with the history itself. But when it comes to claiming our Blackness? We hesitate. We deny. We erase.We've been taught to call ourselves Indio, trigueño, mestizo, anything but what we are. But no matter how much we run from it, history runs THROUGH us. The curls, the melanin, the ancestors. Still here!The lie may be loud, but the truth is louder. Are you ready to hear it?

Welcome to Art is Awesome, the show where we talk with an artist or art worker with a connection to the San Francisco Bay Area. This week, we are replaying a conversation from December 2023, as our final drop of the year. It features Emily chatting with artist Rupi C. Tut, whose work focuses on capturing the stories of women like herself and her family. Rupy shares her journey from moving to the U.S. from India, studying pre-med at UCLA, to deciding to pursue art and successfully exhibiting her work in renowned museums, such as the De Young Open and the Institute of Contemporary Art in San Francisco. Rupy discusses her dedication to portraying everyday heroism, belonging, and cultural identity through her art, emphasizing the importance of representation and the significant influence of her background in her creative process. The episode also highlights her training in Pahati painting and her latest show, 'Out of Place,' reflecting on the broader impact of her work on diverse audiences.Rupy is a recent 2024 SECA Art Award recipient, and her work is currently being featured at the SFMOMA with other SECA Award winners. Art is Awesome will return on January 1st with brand new Episodes, featuring artists Carrie Ann Plank and Tricia Rainwater.About Artist Rupy C. Tut:Rupy C. Tut is a painter dissecting historical and contemporary displacement narratives around identity, belonging, and gender. As a descendant of refugees and a first generation immigrant, Rupy's family narrative of movement, loss, and resilience is foundational to her creative inquiries. Tut's artistic practice expands, innovates, and reframes the traditions of Indian miniature painting. She mixes her own pigments and turns to hemp paper and linen to contend and make visible one's place in the world. ​Rupy C. Tut lives and works in Oakland, California. Her work has been presented through exhibitions and talks at the de Young Museum, San Francisco; Asian Art Museum, San Francisco; London City Hall; Stanford University; The Peel Art Gallery and Museum Archives, Toronto; a solo exhibition Rupy C. Tut: A Recipe for Brown Skin at the Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara; and a solo exhibition Rupy C. Tut: Search and Rescue at Jessica Silverman, San Francisco. Rupy C. Tut is represented by Jessica Silverman.Visit Rupy's Website: RupyCTut.comFollow Rupy on Social Media: @RupyCTutFor more on Rupy's SECA Art Award Exhibit at SFMOMA, CLICK HERE. --About Podcast Host Emily Wilson:Emily a writer in San Francisco, with work in outlets including Hyperallergic, Artforum, 48 Hills, the Daily Beast, California Magazine, Latino USA, and Women's Media Center. She often writes about the arts. For years, she taught adults getting their high school diplomas at City College of San Francisco.Follow Emily on Instagram: @PureEWilFollow Art Is Awesome on Instagram: @ArtIsAwesome_Podcast--CREDITS:Art Is Awesome is Hosted, Created & Executive Produced by Emily Wilson. Theme Music "Loopster" Courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseThe Podcast is Co-Produced, Developed & Edited by Charlene Goto of @GoToProductions. For more info, visit Go-ToProductions.com

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"When you're around successful people, you can be around successive people and still feel like the outsider. Even though you're successful yourself, you never truly belong."In this powerful episode of Everyday Leadership, we sit down with the four founders of the Brown Skinned Girls Network: Nkiru, Anya, Jane, and Jaynee. These remarkable women share their journey of creating a global sisterhood to empower and elevate black women in all spheres of life.The founders discuss their experiences in overcoming barriers, the power of authentic representation, and their mission to create tangible opportunities for black women worldwide. They also share insights on collaborative leadership, the role of faith in their journey, and the importance of family support in achieving their goals.This episode offers invaluable lessons on sisterhood, resilience, and the transformative power of united vision. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a corporate leader, or someone passionate about community empowerment, this conversation provides inspiration and practical wisdom for making a lasting impact.Don't miss this opportunity to learn from these trailblazing women as they redefine success and pave the way for future generations of black women leaders.Key takeaways:Divine Inspiration: The network was born from a spiritual calling, emphasising the importance of faith in its mission and operations.Collaborative Leadership: The founders demonstrate how successful leadership can be achieved through mutual respect, open communication, and leveraging individual strengths.Breaking Barriers: BSGN aims to create opportunities and access for black women in spaces where they have been traditionally underrepresented.Global Vision: BSGN aims to expand worldwide, connecting and empowering black women across continents and cultures.Balancing Multiple Roles: The founders share insights on managing their roles within BSGN alongside their existing careers, families, and personal lives.Authentic Representation: The network showcases real, authentic sisterhood and challenges negative stereotypes about black women.Corporate Partnerships: BSGN emphasises the significance of building bridges with corporate entities to create more opportunities for black women in various industries.Male Allyship: The importance of male support and involvement in the networkData-Driven Impact: BSGN is focused on creating measurable changeConnect with BSGN: Website| Instagram | Podcast Connect with SopeWebsite | Youtube | Instagram | LinkedInDid you find this helpful? If you like this episode, please leave a review or share it with someone who could benefit from listening. Were always keen to get feedback so if you have any thoughts, send us an email at hello@mindsetshift.co.uk Spotify -

Today we have special guests, Perri and Alyssa, co-founders of the company Brown Skin Bride. This episode embraces the not only the fun energy of Perri and Alyssa, but underscores their brilliance and sympathy. Brown Skin Bride is a company that gives women of color the opportunity to celebrate their momentous wedding occasions. Upon seeing a lack of representation of brown and black shades within party supplies for weddings and bachelorette celebrations, BSB was born. Working as a strong duo, this episode gives BSB owners the stage to shed light on their dedication, success story, and the intention behind curating a collection of bachelorette supplies and party favors that speak to the audience about under-served brides. In January 2024, the BSB girls have created something that has never been done in the wedding industry and they're just getting started. Tune in to this very special episode to listen to the voices behind the excellent and inclusive company, Brown Skin Bride.Support the Show.

The crew gives the King of The Summer crown to "Brown Skin Don", question Drakes choice to pull up to the all white party. Also a passionate caller gives his thoughts on The Industry Vs. Aubrey. Mixed by Mix Master Mis. Enjoy!

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Welcome to Art is Awesome, the show where we talk with an artist or art worker with a connection to the San Francisco Bay Area. Today, Emily chats with India-born, Oakland based painter Rupy C. Tut. About Artist Rupy C. Tut:Rupy C. Tut is a painter dissecting historical and contemporary displacement narratives around identity, belonging, and gender. As a descendant of refugees and a first generation immigrant, Rupy's family narrative of movement, loss, and resilience is foundational to her creative inquiries. Tut's artistic practice expands, innovates, and reframes the traditions of Indian miniature painting. She mixes her own pigments and turns to hemp paper and linen to contend and make visible one's place in the world. ​Rupy C. Tut lives and works in Oakland, California. Her work has been presented through exhibitions and talks at the de Young Museum, San Francisco; Asian Art Museum, San Francisco; London City Hall; Stanford University; The Peel Art Gallery and Museum Archives, Toronto; a solo exhibition Rupy C. Tut: A Recipe for Brown Skin at the Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara; and a solo exhibition Rupy C. Tut: Search and Rescue at Jessica Silverman, San Francisco. Rupy C. Tut is represented by Jessica Silverman.Visit Rupy's Website: RupyCTut.comFollow Rupy on Social Media: @RupyCTutFor more on Rupy's current & upcoming exhibits: Insitute of Contemporary Art San FranciscoAsian Art MuseumUCLA Fowler Museum--About Podcast Host Emily Wilson:Emily a writer in San Francisco, with work in outlets including Hyperallergic, Artforum, 48 Hills, the Daily Beast, California Magazine, Latino USA, and Women's Media Center. She often writes about the arts. For years, she taught adults getting their high school diplomas at City College of San Francisco.Follow Emily on Instagram: @PureEWilFollow Art Is Awesome on Instagram: @ArtIsAwesome_Podcast--CREDITS:Art Is Awesome is Hosted, Created & Executive Produced by Emily Wilson. Theme Music "Loopster" Courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseThe Podcast is Co-Produced, Developed & Edited by Charlene Goto of @GoToProductions. For more info, visit Go-ToProductions.com

Does mom think about my skin? And what a lovely shade of brown it would have been.

Ciara and Mya cover a little bit of everything from colorism, OTC birth control, losing virginities, and first dates.  Today's episode is sponsored by HelloFresh. Go to HelloFresh.com/codependents50 and and use code codependents50 for 50% off plus free shipping!

About this Episode Today I am joined by Melissa Mason; she is the co-founder of Brown Skin Brunchin'. Melissa and her partner Lillian identified a need for space where woman of color can come together as adults and form connections free of negativity and judgement. They rose to the occasion by creating a space for woman of color to connect, share and grow both their personal and professional networks. Currently operating in over 87 cities with a community of 42 thousand plus members, these ladies have certainly created a much-needed sanctuary for their community.   Call to Action: Understand that what one group may do or need in their community isn't about excluding another group. If you feel excluded by this idea, please sit with it and honestly ask yourself why. 5 Words: Finding a way to fulfill my destiny.   Connect with Us: Website:  https://diversityonfire.com/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/diversityonfire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diversityonfire/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/diversityonfire Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Diversityfire Heather: https://www.instagram.com/hponfire/   Guest Links: https://www.brownskinbrunchin.com/ https://www.instagram.com/brownskinbrunchin/ https://www.facebook.com/brownskinbrunchin   Podcast: Subscribe: https://anchor.fm/diversityonfire - All Platforms Voicemail: ‪(617) 468-8981 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/diversityonfire/message

Karen considers her past in a new light, Marcia's first mission ends in bloody disaster.CW: Violence, Offensive LanguageFeaturing:Emily Wolfe as MarciaKathryn Allison as KarenScene music from DJ John Swan and Ken RichCreator and Writer: Bassey EtimProduced with Ken Rich at Grand Street Recording in BrooklynThe songs "The Frustration of Leaving" and "Hell Has Come With Me" are by Sleep StationTheme song: Mikey Way and David Debiak - Electric CenturyMember of the Faustian Nonsense Networkhttps://twitter.com/karenonepercenthttps://twitter.com/BasseyEhttps://www.instagram.com/therealbasseyetim/

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Episode 50 of The Brown Skin Women Podcast dives into the development of our Tight Curl Community. Carmen discusses her longtime dream of creating a virtual space that supports and encourages Curlfriends worldwide. Now that dream is a reality, she can't wait to share it with you! Follow us on social: https://www.instagram.com/brownskinwomen/ https://www.tiktok.com/@brownskinwomen_?lang=en  

In this special Beauty Of The Nile® Skin Care Launch Episode of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Franchela, Tiara and Sherry.These ladies are hardworking, passionate women and they each have a uniquely beautiful background. On this episode they sat down with us to share why they love what Beauty Of The Nile stands for and what Love Your Brown Skin means to them.Go to BeautyOfTheNile.com to receive a discount on your first order. You can even get tailored recommendations for your individual skin concerns when you go to BeautyOfTheNile.com. Love Your Brown Skin®! PRODUCTS MENTIONED:World's Best Face Cream ™ – https://beautyofthenile.com/products/worlds-best-face-creamBest Cracked & Dry Heel Foot Cream ™ – https://beautyofthenile.com/collections/moisturizers/products/best-cracked-dry-heel-foot-cream%E2%84%A2CC Cream Matte Full-Coverage Lightweight Foundation - https://beautyofthenile.com/collections/all-products/products/beauty-of-the-nile%C2%AE-cc-cream-matte-1-ounceNo Needles, No Way!™ Anti-Aging Skin Serum™ - 24K Gold - https://beautyofthenile.com/collections/serums/products/no-needles-no-way-%E2%84%A2-anti-aging-skin-serum%E2%84%A2-24k-goldDark Under Eye Circle Eraser™ Serum - https://beautyofthenile.com/collections/serums/products/dark-under-eye-circle-corrector%E2%84%A2-creamRejuvenated LASHES & BROWS™ Advanced Growth Serum- https://beautyofthenile.com/collections/serums/products/rejuvenated-lashes-brows-growth-serum

Personal care conversations/discussions for black and brown people are still largely dominated by hair care, but now we see more and more conversations about skin care concerns that are specific to people of color. Today we are focusing on a black-owned skincare brand that uses science-based solutions to address the needs specific to people of color and encourages us to Love Your Brown Skin. Beauty of the Nile is also a  family business and Jasmine Mobley, my guest today, is a co-founder with her parents in this venture. She is also the host of the brand's eponymous podcast and fulfills other customer facing activities, like managing the brand's vibrant community of skincare enthusiast. She also points out that even though she has this official role in the company, it's all hands on deck when you're a startup.The brand is a reboot and Jasmine will tell us all about that and how she finds working with her forward-thinking parents. We talk about her entrepreneurial journey, the tokenization of diversity in the beauty industry, colorism and how the "Love your Brown Skin" tagline became the brand's North Star. Don't miss this one

Join host Rob Lee in a captivating conversation with Robert Carter, a visual artist, photographer, and writer whose work beautifully portrays brown skin in a vibrant array of hues. Discover how Robert's art serves as a bridge, connecting us to history, culture, and the shared human experience.Raised in a colorful home adorned with Black art, Robert found inspiration in museums, magazines, movies, and music, shaping his artistic journey. Learn how these influences have culminated in his mission to use creativity as a tool for fostering equity, awareness, and compassionate empathy.Delve into Robert's creative process, both in his commercial/advertising work and his fine art, as he shares insights into his techniques and the emotional challenges he's faced. Explore his role as an arts educator, teaching photography workshops and inspiring others at Fleisher Art Memorial and Mural Arts.Discover the significance of being a Mural Arts Black Arts Fellow and gain insights into the vibrant arts community of Philadelphia. Join us for an engaging discussion that explores the transformative power of art with the talented artist, Robert Carter.Creators & Guests Rob Lee - Host The Truth In This Art, hosted by Rob Lee, explores contemporary art and cultural preservation through candid conversations with artists, curators, and cultural leaders about their work, creative processes and the thinking that goes into their creativity. Rob also occasionally interviews creatives in other industries such as acting, music, and journalism. The Truth In This Art is a podcast for artists, art lovers and listeners interested in the creative process.To support the The Truth In This Art: Buy Me Ko-fiUse the hashtag #thetruthinthisartFollow The Truth in This Art on InstagramLeave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.THE TRUTH IN THIS ART IS SUPPORTED IN PART BYThe Gutierrez Memorial FundThe Robert W. Deutsch Foundation ★ Support this podcast ★

In our special Website Pre-Launch Episode of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Esthetician and Content Creator, Taylor Singleton.We learn from Taylor:     ⁃    When she first discovered her passion for beauty and skin care    ⁃    Her journey to becoming an esthetician    ⁃    Her special journey to self-love and embracing her beauty    ⁃    Her biggest beauty tip for you     ⁃    Her experiences with colorism     ⁃    What Love Your Brown Skin means to her     ⁃    What being a part of the Beauty Of The Nile community means to her    ⁃    What Skincare is Healthcare means to get JOIN THE WEBSITE LAUNCH: https://love.beautyofthenile.com

When it comes to skincare in the climbing world, Rhino Skin Solutions is the one name you need to know. They've got a complete line of products to help you address whatever skin woes you may be having, whether your tips are too wet, too dry, or just totally torn up. Rhino's founder and CEO Justin Brown joined Kris to explain the different products they offer and how best to use them. And then they chat about some of the best tips and tricks they've learned over the years, and also debunk some common myths that seem to pervade the climbing community on the subject of skincare. Learn more about Rhino's products at Rhino Skin Solutions. Follow Rhino Skin on Instagram. Check out the Breaking Beta episode about chalking up that Kris and Justin talk about in today's episode!   The Power Company Podcast is brought to you by Power Company Climbing and is a proud member of the Plug Tone Audio Collective. You can help us keep episodes sponsor-free by becoming a Patron for as little as $3 a month. Find full episode transcripts and more at our website.

The Anomalous Black Women Podcast Episode 42: Brown Skin ✊

Carmen Veal Talks Motherhood, Black Hair, Therapy, Interracial Marriage and her Journey To success. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anthony-wayne88/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/anthony-wayne88/support

In Episode #34 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with The Lip Bar Founder, Melissa ButlerWe learn from Melissa:When she knew she needed to make the leap from Wall Street to The Lip BarHow she decided to start her brand by making lipstickWhat led her to launch her newest brand, thread beauty, in addition to the Lip BarHer favorite AND most challenging days at the helm of the Lip BarHow she overcomes difficulties in life and in building her business Her experiences with colorism and how those experience affected her and her perceptions of beautyWhat “Love Your Brown Skin” means to herWhat being a part of the Beauty Of The Nile community means to herHer message to YOU about beautyAnd MORE!!!Join the Community:SIGN Up for Our FREE Newsletter - https://BeautyOfTheNile.comJoin the FUN on Instagram! - https://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/Join The Conversation in the EXCLUSIVE Facebook Group!!!--> http://FB.BeautyOfTheNile.comBeauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: The Lip Bar Founder, Melissa Butler - Episode 34

In Episode #33 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Naked Beauty Podcast Host, Brooke DeVardWe learn from Brooke:The most rewarding part of her role as Product Marketing Manager at InstagramHow she evolved into a content creator in her own right How Naked Beauty Planet came to be  Her journey to Loving Her Brown Skin The message about beauty and self-love that she wants to pass on to her son Her biggest skin concerns/insecurities The Los Angeles beauty treatments she's eager to tryHow colorism has impacted her perceptions of beauty What “Love Your Brown Skin” means to herWhat being a part of the Beauty Of The Nile community means to her Her message to YOU about beautyAnd MORE!!!Join the Community:SIGN Up for Our FREE Newsletter - https://BeautyOfTheNile.comJoin the FUN on Instagram! - https://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/Join The Conversation in the EXCLUSIVE Facebook Group!!!--> http://FB.BeautyOfTheNile.comBeauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: Naked Beauty Podcast Host, Brooke DeVard  - Episode 33

Did you know that the #skinlightening industry has GROWN since 2020?!? Just 3 years ago it was an $8BN industry - today it is $13BN and growing!!! This week on the #BeautyOfTheNile Podcast we sit down to discuss Anti-Colorism Activist & Author, Shweta Aggarawal's perspective on being an #anticolorism activist, #skinlightening practices in India & more. SWIPE for a Preview --- LISTEN @ LINK IN BIO or anywhere you podcast (Apple, Spotify, Google, etc) We talk:- What caused her to finally reject skin bleaching once and for all- What led her to step into the role of Anti-colorism Activist - Her work to improve Black and South Asian relations by combating Anti-Blackness- The problematic definitions of the words fair & light in the dictionaryIn Episode #32 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, Host Jasmine Mobley sat down with Anti-Colorism Activist & Author, Shweta Aggarwal @theblackroseway and it was FANTASTIC! Shweta was authentic, vulnerable and brave. I appreciated her openness. This is how we move forward toward change. I'm excited to continue to bring you amazing, empowering, enriching conversations for women of color from the experts on skin of colorYou don't want to miss this! Tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Also available via the LINK IN BIO.Join the Community:SIGN Up for Our FREE Newsletter - https://BeautyOfTheNile.comJoin the FUN on Instagram! - https://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/Join The Conversation in the EXCLUSIVE Facebook Group!!!--> http://FB.BeautyOfTheNile.com LISTEN to Beauty Of The Nile Podcast Episode 32 - Becoming an Anti-Colorism Activist, What Caused Her to Reject Skin Bleaching Once & For All, and Combating Anti-Blackness in Her Community Featuring: Anti-Colorism Activist & Author, Shweta Aggarwal 

MSNBC guest Wajahat Ali ratcheted up the racism on Sunday evening to attack former Governor Nikki Haley, who is the daughter of Indian immigrants, claiming that she was essentially using her “brown skin to launder white supremacist talking points.” Actress and talk show host Whoopi Goldberg attacked former Governor Nikki Haley on Monday, using the exact same insult that had numerous critics calling for CNN anchor Don Lemon to lose his job. CNN host Don Lemon will reportedly return to his morning show on Wednesday after receiving “formal training” in the aftermath of his sexist comments.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In Episode #29 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Fashion & Beauty Writer @ New York Magazine's: The Cut & TV Correspondent, Asia Ware  We learn from Asia:Her favorite celebrity interviewsHow our perceptions of beauty are intertwined with confidence, and her recent personal reflections on the topicThe importance of diverse writers, editors & members of the media telling our stories, uncovering trends, and highlighting brandsHer vision for the series she writes, "Why is Your Skin So Good?" The legacy she hopes to leave through her work as a writerHer experiences with colorism and how it affects our perceptions of beautyHer biggest skin care struggles and how she's addressed themThe very unique beauty treatments she's had a chance to experienceWhat “Skin Care is Healthcare” means to herWhat “Love Your Brown Skin” means to her!!The importance of the “Beauty Of The Nile” community from her viewAnd lots more! Join the Community:SIGN Up for Our FREE Newsletter - https://BeautyOfTheNile.comJoin the FUN on Instagram @BeautyOfTheNile! - http://IG.BeautyOfTheNile.com Join The Conversation in the EXCLUSIVE Facebook Group!!!--> http://FB.BeautyOfTheNile.comBeauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: Fashion & Beauty Writer @ New York Magazine's: The Cut & TV Correspondent, Asia Ware  - Episode 29

In this episode i talked about how having a brown skin tone use to be my insecurity and how finally started to accept it and embrace it and love it, i also talked about the Gilgit Baltistan protest happening.

In Episode #27 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Viral Content Creator & “Black Woman on a Mission” Founder, Camille McCallum  We learn from Camille:How she got her start as a viral creator on TikTokWhat led her to create her viral TikTok on colorism  Her experiences with colorism and how they shaped her perceptions of beautyWhat inspired her to create her brand, Black Woman on a Mission How loving and caring for ourselves, our beauty, and our brown skin impacts our feelings of fulfilment as women of colorHer biggest skin care struggles and how she's addressed themWhat “Skin Care is Healthcare” means to herWhat “Love Your Brown Skin” means to her!!The importance of the “Beauty Of The Nile” community from her viewAnd lots more! Join the Community:SIGN Up for Our FREE Newsletter - https://BeautyOfTheNile.comJoin the FUN on Instagram @BeautyOfTheNile! - http://IG.BeautyOfTheNile.com Join The Conversation in the EXCLUSIVE Facebook Group!!!--> http://FB.BeautyOfTheNile.comBeauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: “Black Woman on a Mission” Founder, Camille McCallum  - Episode 27

When we really take a moment to step back and think, it's easy to agree that Jesus had brown skin because he was from the Middle East. If that's the case, why is Christ so often depicted as white with light skin, hair, and eyes? In this episode we uncover the roots of white Jesus, explain the impact this depiction has made on us and our communities, and discuss why it's important to use more accurate depictions of Christ in your home. First Name Basis Patreon Community Support First Name Basis and our mission to create anti-racist communities by joining our Patreon community! Members of our Patreon community come together once a month for a Q-and-A session or a Policy Party to learn more. For Q-and-A sessions, Patreon members ask me and my husband Carter their pressing questions about anti-racism, inclusion and what's going on in the world. For Policy Parties, we invite community experts to help all of us take our values into our communities and make change to policies relevant to their area of expertise. Trust me, both of these added opportunities to learn are opportunities you don't want to miss! To learn more about becoming a Patreon member, visit patreon.com/firstnamebasis. Articles, Studies & Podcasts Referenced In The Episode  First Name Basis Podcast, Season 2, Episode 24: “Cancel Culture Part 3: Removing Statues” First Name Basis Podcast, Season 2, Episode 15: “Diversity & Inclusion In LDS Art” “Where Did ‘White Jesus' Come From?” On the Media podcast “‘Color of Christ': A Story of Race and Religion in America,” Terry Gross interview with Edward Blum, NPR “How Jesus Became White And Why It's Time To Cancel That” by Emily McFarlan Miller, Religion News Service “What's The Difference Between Puritans and Pilgrims?” by Dave Roos, History.com “The Harlem Renaissance,” History.com “Colonel Henry Stanley Todd, The Priory, and the Nazarene” by Claudia S. Fortunato Psychologist Simon Howard from Marquette University “Dylann Roof Appeals Death Penalty in South Carolina Church Massacre” The Associated Press “Archaeologists In Turkey Believe They Are Digging Up The Original Santa Claus,” by Ephrat Livni. Quartz Megyn Kelly: Jesus & Santa Are White Song Credit: “Sleeper” by Steve Adams” and “Dive Down” by VYEN 

Episode Description - In Episode #24 of the Beauty Of The Nile Podcast, host Jasmine Mobley sits down with Glow Expert, Beauty Content Creator & Skinthusiast, Chanel Tyler  We learn from Chanel:What her journey to a career in beauty was likeWhy she loves working with beauty creators, celebrities and founders at the intersection of beauty and tech The mark she hopes to leave through her work leading Beauty Content partnerships at YouTubeThe pivotal moment that led her to create her beauty and lifestyle social media community @buymechanelThe message she wants to share with her young daughter about celebrating and appreciating her beauty The beauty story she hopes the next generation of women of color grows up being told Her biggest skin concerns and the treatments she's tried to resolve themWhat “Love Your Brown Skin” means to herThe importance of the “Beauty Of The Nile” community from her view And lots more!Join the Community:SIGN Up for Our FREE Newsletter - https://BeautyOfTheNile.comJoin the FUN on Instagram! - https://www.instagram.com/beautyofthenile/Join The Conversation in the EXCLUSIVE Facebook Group!!!--> http://FB.BeautyOfTheNile.comBeauty Of The Nile Podcast with Host Jasmine Mobley, Featuring: Glow Expert & Skinthusiast, Chanel Tyler  - Episode 24

As an Indonesian adoptee in Sweden, I was alarmed when my new stepbrother started dabbling in white supremacy. I didn't realize how far it had gone until I was lying in a dark field, getting kicked in the chest with a steel-toed boot.

The lack of diverse flesh tones in the band-aid market sparked a hardworking husband and wife from Ohio to expand their horizons and become entrepreneurs. Browndages was formed to match varying shades of brown throughout the world. Co-Owner, Intisar Bashir discusses her journey from the world of IT to small business owner trying to make a difference in a market dominated by brands without the thought of inclusion. Find out why Shark Tank millionaires fought to get involved with their story that has inspired celebrities like Lupita Nyong'o, Tabitha Brown and Black Thought to champion their cause. Follow Dope Interviews on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dope_interviewsFollow Warren Shaw on Twitter: https://twitter.com/shawsportsnbaFollow Browndages on Twitter: https://instagram.com/browndagesSupport for "Dope Interviews" in part is sponsored by Rich Kid Clothing:https://richkidmoneybear.com/. Use the promo code 19MediaGroup for 15% off. Subscribe to 19 Media Group: https://bit.ly/3KcZtGeAbout Us: 19 Media Group is a collection of passionate independent content creators dedicated to storytelling in our own unique ways. We are writers, podcasters and streamers all committed to telling our own stories, from our voices and for our respective communities. Regardless of your background or walk in life, 19MG is here to share and celebrate your stories. We're all about AMPLIFYING VOICES TOGETHER. Stay Connected for Updates & New Content//Check Out Our Website: https://19mediagroup.comFollow Us On Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/19mgroupFollow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/19mediagroup/

It's hot hot hot almost anywhere you go. With record heat baking the United States and Europe, during UV Safety Month, we felt that a discussion about skin cancer in Black people was vital. Yes, our melanin is more than just beautiful – it provides protection. However, the amount of protection it gives us from the sweltering sun is not enough to hit the beach without sufficient sunscreen. While Black people are less likely to be diagnosed with skin cancer, we are more likely to die from it due to late detection. In this episode, host Natasha Phelps explains this health disparity further. She'll tell you why it's detected so late in Black people, where melanoma spots often appear on Black skin, and how to stay safe this summer. Have fun, be safe, and the next time you hear someone say “Black people can't get sunburned,” tell them to listen to this episode of Black Body Health: The Podcast. Send your feedback to info@centerforblackhealth.org CREDITS: Host, Natasha Phelps Producer,Chelsey Sellars Logo Designer, Ashlee Woods

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Another of Maryvale's very own AY-R! Part of the Underdog music group, AY-R opens up about his crazy bounce back from music, being a father while pursuing his passion, and the creation of his latest project “Crowned in Brown Skin”, one of the hardest projects out to date. Peep the visuals “Die For”. Appreciate everyone for tuning in.

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Mario Ybarra, Jr., is a visual and performance artist, an educator and an activist who combines street culture with fine art in order to produce what he calls “contemporary art that is filtered through a Mexican American experience in Los Angeles.” Mario has exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago, ICA Boston, LACMA, MOCA Detroit, the Tate and the Whitney Biennial, among others. He was a featured speaker at the Creative Summit in New York, and Art Pace San Antonio and has taught at Williams College, UCLA, Otis, CalArts, Skowhegan and the Alternative School. His work with Slanguage studio, a project Mario founded with his partner Karla Diaz 20 years ago, has been an influential and oftentimes the sole provider of arts in his community. Slanguage has been based out of an old bakery shop in Wilmington Ca, out of a warehouse in Long beach Ca, out of LAX art in Hollywood, and has seen many changes and iterations. What does not change is a lifetime commitment to their community with contribution to the careers of many young artists, curators and organizers practicing in the artworld and affecting change today. This conversation is presented by artist Cannupa Hanska Luger, a recurring host who is leading the Spring/Summer sessions of the podcast for 2022. This episode was produced by Ginger Dunnill for Broken Boxes Podcast. Follow Mario's work on IG @mario_ybarra_jr and Slanguage Studio @slanguagestudio Music featured: Young, Gifted and Brown by Joe Bataan

This season we're featuring writing from Victoria Gentry, a children's book author.In this episode, she is reading a selection from her story Beauty Brilliance and Brown Skin.Available on AmazonYou can find Victoria Gentry on Instagram.In the next episode, you'll hear our conversation.The Ms. McBookworm podcast brings you stories from Christian women. This is a place for women who write fiction to share stories in audio form—and ultimately to tell God's bigger story through our smaller ones.

Victoria Gentry is the author of a children's book called Beauty, Brilliance, and Brown Skin.Jere Steele talks with Victoria about her book, her writing process, and plans for future stories.Beauty Brilliance and Brown Skin is available on Amazon.You can find Victoria Gentry on Instagram.Special thanks to the Alabama Baptist for opening up their studio for us to record. They also have fantastic podcasts.The Ms. McBookworm podcast brings you stories from Christian women. This is a place for women who write fiction to share stories in audio form—and ultimately to tell God's bigger story through our smaller ones.

Join me (Britt) as I take you through my love for my brown skin that so many hate. Don't forget to rate and give us 5 stars! Follow us @YourOnlyBlackFriendPodcast on Instagram! Are you BIPOC and want to share your 'only' story? Please shoot me an email at YourOnlyBlackFriendPodcast@gmail.com with your interest! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/only-black-friend-pod/support

Hey guyssssss! Welcome back to another episode of Black Fluidity The Podcast with Ebony and Jojo. On this episode we talk about standards that are deemed "shallow", funny ass song association, where we were last week and so much more! Sorry for not having video footage this week, we had technical difficulties but be on the lookout for our christmas episode! Like, comment, subscribeIG: @blackfluiditythepodIG: @grandmasterjo_IG: @ebonykelley_IG: @etherealblackgirl_Tiktok: @blackfluiditythepodTiktok: @etherealblackgirlthepod

Dr. E.J.R. David the author of “Brown Skin, White Minds,” argues that Filipinos and Filipino-Americans live with colonial mentality, a specific form of internalized oppression where individuals regard anything of their heritage as inferior to their colonizers. In his book, Dr. David integrates research and history to examine the psychological impact of Spanish and American colonialism in the Philippines. His research suggests that since the Philippines was colonized by Spain for over 300 years and then another 48 years by the US, Filipinos have internalized the belief that they are inferior, and most interestingly, he argues that this colonial mentality transcends generations. Follow Gaysian for new episodes on Tuesday www.gaysian.media Rate five stars on Apple Podcasts Follow Gaysian on Instagram Follow on Spotify --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gaysian/support

In today's "Be Honest Though" episode, Host Angie and Guests Chantel, Jazz, and Emrai discuss loving our skin as black women, the differences of our skin tones, the problem of over-sexualizing black girls, and more. Thank you for listening, I appreciate you fam, and remember Be Honest Though! Make sure you follow @behonestthough on IG for updates on new episodes.