Podcasts about dear black people

John Cain is program director of community radio station KABF-FM 88.3 and host of KUAR's 52nd Street Jazz for more than three decades. He has been on the air in some capacity for "51 years and counting." Cain got his start in the early 1960s working as an engineer and overnight disc jockey at Little Rock R&B station KALO-AM 1250. It was there that Cain developed his program niche. Cain said, “I featured material that you don't hear normally. It was overnight radio that really gave me the opportunity to become a preservationist of sorts, a musicologist, a mixologist or whatever you want to call it." Chris James is a national award-winning poet. His plays include Dear Black People and The Odds Against US. He has been featured on the front cover of the Arkansas Times Newspaper for being one of Arkansas' top visionaries. James is a member of Foreign Tongues poetry slam team, ranking second in the world's second largest poetry competition in 2014. He is the founder of Arkansas' only poetry venue and second black owned gallery, The House of Art. He hosts art integrated workshops and is a motivational speaker. Garbo Watson Hearne owns Hearne Fine Art and Pyramid Art, Books & Custom Framing/Hearne Fine Art, located in the historic Dunbar neighborhood in Little Rock, Arkansas. She developed Hearne Fine Art in the New York and Atlanta markets and expanded its services to include cataloging and fine art appraisals

Dear Black People, BLM is PIMPING YOU OUT again for the RACISM GRIFT!

Dear Black People...if I hear another person say receiving ONE stimulus check is their reason for voting for #45 I just might implode!

NY Governor Kathy Hocul's latest offensive blunder underscores that Democrats still think Black people are stupid! ALSO: NYC is still PLAGUED by high crime! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jay and DiDi have a ball sharing some of their favorite things about their skinfolk. From our colloquial approach to life to our need to repeat ourselves before going in…this episode is finna be blackity, black, black, black.

A word to the brown folks who think they should “sit this one out”. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wokepussy/message

Let's be real every village has their own set of drama, but I speak from experiencing the foolery in my community. As a Proud Black Woman! I naturally face life hard young because of the way the white man has controlled this country, the USA, trapping my people with the slave mentality build among us to hate one each other. people hide from the truth, people lie to fit in, people will do anything to look good, and at the end of the day it won't change anything but generate more trauma. Tune yah self into the real conversation most people are afraid to talk about... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julia-aka-missbreaker/support

In this episode I talk about a few issues that black people have that's been weighing heavily on my mind. Especially our behavior. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley-johnson23/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley-johnson23/support

Mo Morris delivers a message on DEMANDING AN EXECUTIVE ORDER BEFORE ELECTION DAY 11.08.22. DEADLINE FOR ORDER FOR BETTER EDUCATION FOR BROTHAS AND SISTAS IS 11.07.22

In this episode I am talking directly to my people! I share some thoughts with my community and give some tips that I think will help the Black community achieve even more greatness than we naturally have. Take a listen this is a great episode. Check out more information about the things taking place in my business below: CULTURAL TIDBIT: The two Black Abolitionist mentioned in the episode: 1. Maria W. Stewart (1803-1879) 2. William L. Still (1821-1902) MONTHLY NEWSLETTER INFORMATION: If you aren't subscribed to my newsletter you are truly missing out. Check it out on my website. https://www.bloomintoyourbestself.com/NewsletterSubscriptions.en.html MY ONLINE STORE: You can check out all of my cultural goodies at my online store through the link below. In my store you will find my cultural workbook, cultural planner, cultural trainings, and many more cultural goodies. Take a look and find something that will help you stay culturally aware, sensitive, and vigilant. https://www.bloomintoyourbestself.com/online-store THE SERVICES OFFERED THROUGH CULTURE1ST: To find out more about our cultural training program and how our therapeutic services are culturally centered. Feel free to look at our website: www.culture1st.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you considered one painful aspect of anti-black racism that we really do not like talking about - internalised oppression? In today's short audio contribution to anti-racism week I raise some examples of internalised oppression with a view to sparking an intra-black dialogue about the deep psychological violence of white supremacy, violence so enormous that even when whites aren't around we could display internalised oppression which is why we must be vigilant, and get a proper grip on the concept

00:00 – Introduction 03:18 – Mental Health & African American Suicide Rates 12:34 – Jay C. asks the guys who do they think self-inflict more black boys or black girls and why? 24:09 – Jay C. gives the stats on African American boys/girl suicide rates and the guys discuss 32:40 – The group discusses parenting in the black community and the nuclear family 39:00 – What is the number one reason why black people are committing suicide? 41:35 – Jay C. ask the group if they have mentors and how that greatly affects the black community 44:53 – The group discusses Brian Flores, the NFL and us needing to provide and create for ourselves. 1:06:35 – Jay A ask the group about the Russian Olympic skater that tested positive vs Sha'Carri Richardson 1:15:20 – Purify me products sponsor 1:16:28 – BHM Jeopardy 1:30:11 – Rodney calls Jay C out about him saying there shouldn't be a Black History Month 1:34:16 – Advice of the day

Welcome to the "Financial Joy School Podcast".  Learn what to do and stay calm when the cryptocurrency and the stock market is going down. Remember we are not given out advice, we are here for educational purposes only. Please do your own research ALWAYS.Financial Joy School podcast is for black families and black youths and our allies, who want a better future but don't know where to begin. You'll learn mindset shifts, strategies, and practical steps you can use right away to have financial joy and help close the racial wealth gap.Ruby L. "SunShine" Taylor created Financial Joy School podcast and a new card game called "LEGACY CARD GAME" to help close the racial wealth gap and have fun doing it. "SunShine" will educate and entertain listeners as she shares her personal journey of creating generational wealth. She will discuss how families and youths can financially have more fun and joy in their lives.Inspired to disrupt the multibillion dollar financial education industry, Financial Joy School and Card Game is teaching black families how to create generational wealth. To learn more about FINANCIAL JOY SCHOOL visit https://FinancialJoySchool.comTo learn more about the LEGACY! Card Game visit https://LEGACYCardGame.comLEGACY CARD GAME and FINANCIAL JOY SCHOOL is a Black Owned Startup created by a double HBCU alumna (Howard University and Virginia Union University). Representing the Bronx, NY and Baltimore, MD.  

Houston! We have a problem...in the Black community! I'm going to expose this elephant ONCE! All future conversations must be about SOLUTIONS!!! (This is not a test! I repeat, this is not a test!) To everyone else, please excuse us while we handle family business. We'll be back to our regularly scheduled content next week. Thank you for understanding. Coach B Iridescent Soul Center LLC *** If you enjoyed this episode, here is how you can help me heal and shift the collective consciousness: Like/Share/Subscribe on your favorite podcast listening platform! If possible, leaving a review would do my heart much good! ;o) It is my goal to give you the BEST listening experience possible – and that takes currency! LOL! If you would like to support the growth of this podcast as well as spin-off programs (which, I'm being told, will happen in the future) you can do so at the links below: Anchor Listener Support: https://anchor.fm/iridescentsoul/support Support Merch: https://iridescent-soul-center-support.creator-spring.com/ If you'd like an Intuitive Coaching or Reiki session you can schedule here: https://iridesentsoulcenter.com/services. Donate: https://paypal.me/iridescentsc(Paypal); $iridescentsc (CashApp) It would be fan-f*ckin-tabulous if you stay in touch! Connect with me on the following social media outlets: Instagram/TikTok: @iridescentsc Patreon: https://patreon.com/iridescentsoulcenter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHtwckUsinHngPTuOogLIEg?view_as=subscriber Email: info@iridescentsoulcenter.com Thanks so much for listening! I'll catch you on the next episode! Coach B --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iridescentsoul/message

Cultural advice to a culture that I know a lot about well, because it's my culture --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanfranciscodamn/message

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On this week's episode, we check in with Scottie about her month-long stay in LA and what she's looking forward to for her upcoming birthday. We see you, Libras. Then, we sit down with our good sis Ashley Blaine Featherson-Jenkins, who plays hard-working Joelle Brooks on Netflix's Dear White People. We catch up with Ashley about her Vogue-covered wedding and the importance of her tribe after moving to LA with $800 and a dream. Finally, we chat about Dear White People's contribution to the culture and get the tea on their final, musical season.

Experiences can be one of your greatest lessons as a business owner. In our failures we can learn so much. One of experiences a business owner led to me to create this series because I want to see US win. One of the ways we are going to win is by building a community that shares knowledge and that shares information and holds one another accountable. So I held entrepreneurs accountable now I have to hold consumers accountable. We need one another in order to be great. I hope my experiences help lead our community to success.

Experiences can be one of your greatest lessons as a business owner. In our failures we can learn so much. One of experiences a business owner led to me to create this series because I want to see US win. One of the ways we are going to win is by building a community that shares knowledge and that shares information. So I hope my failures help lead to your success.

White Supremacy is a man made concept that teaches that White people have a privilege or entitled to a higher living solely based off of skin color- despite it being to the detriment or demise of other races of people( specifically black people.) Not only is White Supremacy passed down from elder to adolescent in predominately Caucasian households, but it is a belief system ( myth ) that was ingrained into the psyche of Black people- this was established by torturing ,killing, and starving Black People( of their natural resources) until they admitted to something; that if Black were in their natural state of being, would never agree to. And although the definition( White Supremacy) was and still is available in dictionaries across the country in bold print- America exclaims that the only reason it exist is when POC talk about it, meanwhile they live and benefit off of it till this day - the only time they deny it or become frustrated about the term is when that said POC brings it up or makes reference to it. Could it be argued that ideology of White Supremacy boils down to a Narcissistic Mental Illness and psychopathology that is enforced to suffocate POC ? What White people must understand is that- Black People are past the stage of not understanding the English Language well enough to understand that just because they say that something doesn't "exist" doesn't mean that they are actually telling the truth. Dear Black People, we can't change(neither should we try) how anyone feels. But what we can change is: how we feel about ourselves, what we teach our children, how we treat each other and the neighborhoods we live in. If more Black people valued education, nonviolence to their own fellow man, marriage- families , and Independent thinking. Then how well could it exist Furthermore, how much do we enable or validate such ill concepts with our current actions as Black People? website: thetruthwithtrinity.com

On this episode I will be diving deep in my own personal experience with having miscarriages and the non-support I receive from my own community…Dear Black People, Do better! Listen, Learn, & Share --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week in #HotTopics we start with our condolences to #Haiti with the distinction of their president #JovenolMoise , #Nigeria decides to cancel schooling due to excessive abductions of students . An update with #ShecarriRichardson as she is officially disqualified from the Olympics. #Wizkid has the internet buzzing with the announcement of his American tour. #CareForTheCulture is National Spellign Bee Champ #ZailaAvantGarde . #OlodoofTheWeek goes to #Safaree for choosing vibes over his family . Join us as we get into some TV and Music for the week. This is #CrossxCultured

R. Kelly...Chris Brown...OJ...MJ and now Cosby. Why do we have a problem with admitting our heroes are just human? Let's Discuss.   

We need a re-education regarding how we view and treat our LGBTQI family.  Let's Discuss. #pridemonth

WE HAVE ARRIVED! On this Episode of Clockout, host Gee and Kei link up in the same city(Memphis) and dig into All Things Black! This special episode was the first video episode. We get real FOREAL on JUNETEENTH! We also have Rockstar Rapper, Vondarocksta join in to promote new album "Rocksta Lifestyle". LISTEN IN & Catch the visual footage on YouTube page. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/clockout4/support

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Mo Morris highlights the areas of unity and the challenges that the unity will overcome. Plus, an invitation is extended. Finally, focus is placed on S.T.R.E.A.M the mobile lab. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Positive or negative the home is the most important influence on teenagers!!— --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sanfranciscodamn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sanfranciscodamn/support

After an personal attack on Clubhouse, Sapphire speaks her mind on how the Black community needs to do better among each other especially when it comes to dating and sexuality. Sex educator and Abortion Doula, Saniyyah Lateef (@HeauxontheGeaux) shares their experience on the app and the toxic behavior of Black men. This episode is not to bash men, this is to reteach and help reflect on what it means to 'Protect Black People and the Culture' *Trigger Warning* this show contains heavy usage of the N word, please be advised As heard during the sexy break 29:59.515 - 31:01.810 unleash your inner freak by ordering toys, adult movies, lube and more from cduniverse.com/EARPLAY and earn 20% off your first purchase! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/support

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This is for the Black community on letting Black boys be who and what they want in life.

This episode is about hyper sexualized culture and not holding ourselves accountable for the bullshit stories we told her self. Not being able to be an individual in this toxic ass culture. The mules in our community and so much more

You demanded we bring her back for an encore, and HERE SHE IS!  This week The Godfathers Of Podcasting hang out with Godmother Of Punk - the one and only Bif Naked!On this week's show, the guys talk to Bif about veganism, being married 3 times, her feelings about a word that some people consider to be particularly crass, being an inspiration to so many, the totally inappropriate behavior she was subjected to early in her career and SO much more!  Bif will be performing a live concert this Saturday Feb 13th at 9pm EST!  Go to SesssionsLive.com/BifNaked to get tickets now!Also on this week's show:  Donnie, Tid and Dan talk Black History Month, the Superbowl, The Weekend's halftime performance, TV recommendations, and Dan offers up a new mini segment called "Dear Black People..."  Check it all out now!

Oh we back back! This week the crew talks about moving issues, debate whether or not white people can go to HBCU's, break down Complex's Best Rappers Of The Decade list and more. Last Name Good's Bruh Where: Da Band Lingo Steve: Word Of The Week: Solipsism - the view or theory that the self is all that can be known to exist. Producer Black's Book Of The Week: Beyond Reason: Using Emotions as You Negotiate by Daniel Shapiro and Roger Fisher Chiane XO's Shoutout Of The Week: @slimandhuskys Be sure to subscribe to The No Buffer Podcast for more exclusive footage. www.youtube.com/channel/UCkZyLaIm…ub_confirmation=1 Listen to the Culturally Ratchet Playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1R1htVrpMq7tGSk31i1xBX?si=3hZ0ACiDSQW8UfRUL9JyXQ Listen to The No Buffer Podcast smarturl.it/4sa7h8 New Culturally Ratchet Merch available at nobufferpodcast.com/shop Follow the crew on social: IG www.instagram.com/nobufferpodcast www.instagram.com/lastnamegood/ www.instagram.com/chianexo www.instagram.com/lingostevo www.instagram.com/jabariblackmond www.instagram.com/h_imperial763

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Dear Black People, why do we take so much 'ish? From police brutality to the devaluation of our socio-economic status, we've always been second-class citizens. Even though America has historically disenfranchised us as a community, but do we deserve some of the blame? Tyson and Jay break it down on the next episode of The 224 Podcast!

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During this period a series of protests took place within the continent of Africa. If there is anything 2020 is teaching the African Diaspora, it is that we are more alike than different in our way of life and our daily struggles. All these protests that have been happening globally from America to Africa and other parts of the world for the progression of the African diaspora shows that we are all stuck in the same pot. It doesn't matter where you migrate to, it has not and will not solve anything. We will not progress and thrive the way we need to until will address ourselves from within. These movements are more impactful than we think. We are being robbed in way too many aspects globally. We need to work together. We are all we need, we are all we've got. God is giving us an opportunity to rise, time waits for no one. Do not think these series events are an incident. Act in any way you can and act now! This episode speaks about issues of the African diaspora and seeks ways in which the youth can move forward.

On this week episode we're join by one the homies we spoke on topics such as Jacob Blake,NBA Boycott/Detroit Lions,Harlem,Music & many more. RIP Jacob Blake & all victims done wrong by the police The Over Food Podcast https://instagram.com/theoverfoodpodcast Moh https://twitter.com/Mohape_ https://Instagram.com/Mohglo_ Edsel https://twitter.com/edsel40oz https//instagram.com/edsel40oz https://linktr.ee/Edselo40oz Brint https://twitter.com/Not_Brint https://instagram.com/brintbenson https://brintbenson.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theoverfoodpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theoverfoodpodcast/support

Dear Black PeopleNetflix proudly features anti-white racism in programs like "Dear White People" and "Black is King." Bear this in mind during this anti-racist podcast, where Tim offers news and commentary on: Riots, racism against white NBA players, selective shameless MSM non(coverage), murder, looting. Tim addresses our black brothers and sisters in Christ regarding the recent race riots/violence. LET TIM HANDLE YOUR THEO HOMESCHOOLING (OR ADULT SELF-STUDY) CLASSES:Enrollment is NOW OPEN for anyone interested in attending either (or both!) of my new live online classes for ages 13 and up!CHURCH HISTORYARISTOTLE'S ETHICS/PHILOSOPHY OF MANCATHOLIC REPUBLICInformation on each class is also provided on the website! Just go to TimothyJGordon.com and click "Enroll" at the top of the page! If you would like to help the Gordon family please donate to Tim's cause at:https://TimothyJGordon.comBuy The Rules For Retrogrades BOOK!OUT NOW!! Please order Rules for Retrogrades, 40 Tactics to Defeat the Radical Left!ON Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Rules-Retrogrades-Tactics-Defeat-Radical/dp/1505115930/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=rules+for+retrogrades&qid=1580355947&sr=8-1Please help us to continue Rules for Retrogrades by supporting our work!

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In Episode 5, your host delivers an invitation to anyone who will hear. Follow us: Personal Instagram: Kehyare_L Twitter- https://twitter.com/lulmagazine Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/lulmagazine13/ Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/6JI2pYX... Anchor- https://anchor.fm/lulmagazine *Poem made by Kehyare Landrum* --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lulmagazine/support

        Black people are still our here fighting for the right to JUST BE -- you know ALIVE.   And I'm here for ALL OF IT!   I'm happy to see so many Black People on the front lines fighting against racism even while we're in the middle of a global pandemic. A number of changes have already taken place because Black People are refusing to be silent.  We are demanding to be seen and heard.  But, here's the deal. Although I recognize that PAUSING FOR THE CAUSE is essential for change to happen, I also recognize that it is essential to pause FROM the cause. In this episode, I'm offering a few suggestions for taking a momentary break from fighting to just be... ...because if Black People are going to continue the fight for justice and equality we absolutely must take care of ourselves.   SUBSCRIBE. RATE. REVIEW If you enjoyed this or previous episodes, head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you’re moved to do so, kindly leave us a rating and review.  Not sure how to do that?  Click HERE for a quick how to. Other Ways to subscribe to the Shades of Strong Podcast: Click here to subscribe via Google Podcasts Click here to subscribe via Stitcher   Click here to subscribe via Tunein Click here to subscribe via Spotify Click here to subscribe via e-mail Click here to subscribe via RSS  

This episode of "The A-list" Podcast Queen and Sean invite good friend Britnee' McCoy to discuss the HBCU vs PWI life, along with more interesting conversations on the Black Experience. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thealist/support

Happy Black History Month! Join @AlienBlackGirl_ and her guest @BriMckenzie as we remember the 90s to include Freaknik, Martin and a possible reboot. Other topics include Black health,assessing self and interactions with others, crystal of the week, and what it means to be black! Come on in!