Podcasts about dear black women

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Elon Musk explains how this will be our last real election if Kamala Harris wins; Kamala Harris on The View and Sunny Hostin asks a question; Desantis pushes back against Kamala; Biden praises DeSantis Hurricane Helene handling; Mayor Brandon Johnson sides with Chicago Teachers Union and board of education resigns; woke man posts “Dear Black Women” tribute, gets roasted by black women; Black Girl Day Off is observed October 11. #trump #theview #kamalaharris #chicago #elonmusk Pop and Politics Project - We Need Your Help! Register for zoom here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYl... Saturday, October 12th @ 11:00am Pacific 12:00pm Mountain 1:00pm Central 2:00pm Eastern

Send us a textIn the season three finale of the Soulfully You podcast, Coach Chris Rodriguez dedicates an episode to honoring and celebrating Black women and highlighting their achievements, struggles, and strength. Chris shares personal reflections and inspiration from influential Black women such as Toni Morrison, Viola Davis, and Angela Davis. The episode serves as a heartfelt acknowledgment of Black women's impact on society and a call to appreciate and support themClick here to take your FREE Inner-Soul-Child Assessment.For all episodes and info about my coaching program, visit me at www.coachchrisrodriguez.com.Connect on Instagram at @coach_chrisrodriguez and on TikTok at @coach_chrisrodriguez.Be sure to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

In episode 171 “Dear Black Women Vol 2, the fellas give the floor to the ladies of the monday night crew. They discuss a range of obstacles and challenges they face as black women. These are the questions that were asked: Who are/were the important black women in your life? What are your daily experiences as a black woman? Why do you feel  black women treated the way they are? How can we protect black women? Does your respect for black women ever supersede some of your negative experiences? Have we made any progress towards respecting black women to the extent they deserve? Can you date outside of black women but still protect them? How do we teach our children the value of the black women in their life? This episode gets really transparent and vulnerable. Furthermore they ladies of the panel gives us great perspectives. Listen and Enjoy!  Connect with us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/millennialsvstheworld_podcast/  Connect with Just Small Talk Podcast  on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/just_smalltalk/?hl=en  Connect with Princess on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/royaltyin_me/?hl=en  Connect with Jay on instagram: https://instagram.com/dj_jdub336?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Donate to the Podcast: PayPal :Millennials vs The World LLC Intro song: Sleek & Simple Films Intro edited by Sleek & Simple Films --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mvtheworld/support

Jewel Guy, author of Dear Black Men, teams up with her husband, Desmond Guy, to create safe space for Black women to be honored, respected, heard and understood without judgement. In this healing tool, the authors guide the readers through long overdue apologies, introspective questions, and affirmations that will nourish the soul of Black women. In this Episode we explore the book and analyze some of the apologies, questions, and affirmations in the book. Jewel's Website: Jewel Guy | jewelguy.co – Healer, Empathetic Soul, Visual Storyteller, Filmmaker MasterMine Website: https://mastermine.podcastpage.io --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mastermine-mrg/message

Jewel and Desmond Guy are focused on healing the Black Family. After necessary conversations that enhanced and stabilized their relationship, they decided to share their journey with the world by writing. The product of this was two books Dear Black Men and Dear Black Women. For this episode we will be discussing Dear Black Men. Dear Black Men gives Black men the opportunity to reflect and express without interruption or judgment. It is an opportunity for Black men to be heard and understood. It is a journey to create empathy while dispelling the lies, assumptions, and non-communicated expectations that are often placed on Black men. Dear Black Men is a mirror. A window into our souls. It requires us to ask the hard questions, place ourselves in a Black man's shoes, listen to understand, acknowledge our behavior, atone for our short-sightedness, and begin again with clarity and true understanding. This book is a catalyst for establishing healthy relationships with the men so many say they love. Jewel Guy's Website: Dear Black Men: Affirmations, Questions, & Apologies You May Not Have Heard – Jewel Guy | jewelguy.co MasterMine Website: https://mastermine.podcastpage.io --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mastermine-mrg/message

Are you concerned how Black women will be affected by Roe v. Wade being overturned by the Supreme Court? But what CAN be done? I'm not sure, but I will remind every woman listening of the power you possess.

Dear Black Women, you have permission to drop the cape. It's time to take it OFF and get into this self-love and self-healing work! The constant messaging that we receive to be strong and all sacrificing is too much to handle. Today, I want you to normalize expressing your emotions and embrace healing from traumatic experiences. In this podcast episode, I sit down with Denise Francis, Founder of The Self-Love Foundation, Inc., to discuss the POWER that can be unlocked through the black woman's self-love journey. [00:05:04] How validation and support from your community can propel you forward.[00:07:00] Get to know Denise Francis, the Founder, and CEO of the Self-Love Organization Inc, and learn how she's bridging the gap between self-love and mental health. [00:07:25]Ever wondered what it takes to become a TEDx speaker? Denise gives us her testimony on the power of manifestation.  [00:15:10] Legacy goals!- Learn how Denise's advocacy led to her getting her research on self-love and healing approved on an academic level.[00:18:50] Our passions usually have a story attached to them - this is Denise's story. Listen as she shares the moment she chose to become a "Strong Black Woman."[00:24:43] Self-Care has become commercialized, but do you know what self-care really is?  [00:27:00] Understanding our Strong Black Women Trauma responses and how they show up in our relationships - especially with our mothers. [00:36:37] Intuitively, we know that challenges shape our character. Denise shares her turning point. [00:39:45] Feeling stuck in your self-love journey - Listen as Denise walks us through her Self-Guided Therapy Journaling Technique.  [00:55:27] Healing from setbacks, pain, and honoring our process - Denise and I discuss starting the healing journey here.[00:58:06] With so many accolades under her belt, Denise shares how she wants to be remembered and reminisces on her biggest win!Links Mentioned:Show Notes (here)Connect With Denise: Instagram| Soul Study Journal | TedTalkSupport for the Look On The Bright Side Podcast comes from: Jessie Monroe Nail Care: Visit JessieMonroeNailCare.com and save 20% on your entire order (excluding bundles) with code BrightSide20MamaRiseUp: Visit MamaRiseUpShop.com and save 20% on your entire order with code BrightSide20Grab A Free Audiobook: Free 30-Day Trial On Audible Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Connect With Me: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | My PatreonSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/JenellBStewart)

Check out my thoughts on interracial dating https://youtu.be/eImUez9g_X0BOW is reaching out to the Black women who are under the illusion their options are limited. Black Women of ALL TYPES have options and access. Black women need to stop poisoning themselves into thinking their value is much less.#options #interracial #divest #bow Regular episodes drops every Tuesday. Occasional FIRST FRIDAYS will drop when the spirit hits.website: iamabow.comInstagram: @iamabowalwaystwitter: @iamabowalwaystiktok: @iamabowalwaysCheck out my live streams, typically Monday or Friday evenings around 830pm EST. You will also find me live on weekday mornings around 700am before putting my children on their respective buses. 

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Dear Black women, you don't have to be over "IT" by now. Dear Black women, you don't have to be in a sunken place. Dear Black women, You DERSERVE to be HEALED, EVOLVED, RESTORED. Tap in today's episode as Shirl and Natty share some of their personal barriers to healing, how they veiw trauma and how they moved through the barriers AND the trauma, and are now on a journey of healing that let's them experience life from a place of wholeness and happiness.  And be sure to join us in the Shades of Strong Facebook Community to share your thoughts with us. The Facebook community is a safe space where you can connect with other Black women and have open and honest discussions about things that concern us individually and collectively. This is a safe space where we can lean on each other in times of trouble and unrest, and dance with each other in times of celebration.  If you find yourself in this or previous episodes, and are ready to start your journey to healing,  please consider joining us in the Sista Circle of Healing.   Other Episodes in This 30 - Day Series Day 10 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhidng |The Fight Trauma Response & Cookie Lyon Day  9 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhiding |The Ride or Die That is Cookie Lyon Day 8 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhiding, |Is Cookie Lyon an Angry Black Woman Day 7 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhiding, |Kick People Pleasing to the Curb Day 6 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhiding | Ten Whole Years of People Pleasing DAY 5 People Pleasing A Harmless Act of Love or a Mental Health Risk? Day 4 Uncaping Unmasking Unhiding | Why We Become People Pleasers Day 3 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhiding |The Side Effects of the Black Superwoman Syndrome Day 2 Uncaping, Unmasking, Unhiding | When Love Becomes Kryptonite Day 1 -- Uncaping, Unmasking, and Unhiding the Strong Black Superwoman Superwoman Must Die | Slaying the Strong Black Woman Syndrome Superwoman Quiz Are you a perfectionist, master performer, people pleaser, or people prover? Take this 4 minute quiz & get a breakdown of your superwoman archetype & how you can use this knowledge to start healing from the Strong Black Superwoman Syndrome. 

Back at it again for Episode #2... Thank you for all your continued support! On this episode of Durags & Conversations, I recently sat down with Bay Area Creative/Broadcaster, Auntie B. We talked about how hard it is being a creative, Black & female. We also talk about the challenges of being Dark Skinned, Mental Health, Covid & Healing. We also talk about the joys of her new show on WBMU Jamz and her past as a personality on 106. KMEL "Street Soliders". Enjoy current & old school Bay Area Slaps and get lifted with this powerful conversation. Will we get better representation with Black & Brown people in media ? Will we get the healing we need ? Lets find out on this installment of "Durags & Conversations| Dear Black Women", Episode 2. Make sure to follow me on Anchor: DATBOYMEDIA, YouTube: DATBOYMEDIA TV & MEDIA, IG: @datboymediaproductions. Produced, Hosted & Executive Produced by DATBOYMEDIA. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/datboymedia/message

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Friday June 4, 2021- The Trei House Is Back With No Nonsense News Commentary You Need To Know: Are You Ready For The Return Of Donald Trump? Word On The Political Street Is That The Worst To Ever Do It Is Telling People He's On The Way Back To The Oval Office By Summers End, While Vote Counting And The My Pillow Guy Continues To Tickle The Mental Well Being Of Trump Followers. Plus Shot's At The Shop The Biden Administration Rolls Out A New Plan To Reel In The Black Community On Vaccination As The Numbers Continue To Reveal Black Folks Are Not Drinking What The U.S. Government Is Serving- Plus Did Monique Go To Far, The Message Is Understandable, But Is She Adding Gas To A Known Raging Fire Against Black Women? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trei-taylor/message

Black women have been fighting the battle to be heard and seen for what seems like, since the beginning of time. And you would think with all that is going on with the call for injustice to end ( since slavery was abolished) that we would have made it by now. But, aht-ta-aht that is still not the case here in 2021. We are still fighting to be taken seriously when we say we are in pain, or need help at hospitals. We are still fighting to be seen in the corporate world, and we are even fighting to be seen and heard by the people in our lives. What's it going to take for people to hear us when we speak? That we mean what we said when we said it. Like, "hey man, I said what I said." This week Brooke and Phara discuss the power of trusting your voice in every area of your life and what can happen when you let you voice be silenced. Join the conversation! Follow us: IG: @singlemoms_doingthemost Twitter:@singlemoms_dtm FB Page: Single Moms Doing The Most Sponsorships: off for this episode

My Black Sisters, grab your helmets of salvation because it's time we speak candidly and honestly about how we navigate dating. Dear Black Women heterosexual, Gay, and Non-Binary in teaching, guiding, and advising you how to navigate work .... and life we need to use some of those transferable skills, tools, and learnings in the dating scene. Kevin Samuels is going up and down telling us about these so-called 'high-value men' meanwhile Mr Samuels is not speaking from the pulpit of high value.Many of us hide behind our careers to avoid confronting the often uncomfortable topic of dating primarily because some of us do not know how to date and in turn end up with men/women we are not evenly yoked with. I always advise and encourage you to approach your careers as a project with clear objectives and a strategy.  Dating is a project too,  so le et's talk strategy! Email me:  hello@toyatalks.com  Twitter: @toya_w (#ToyaTalks)  Snapchat: @toyawashington  Instagram: @toya_washington & @toya_talks  www.toyatalks.com

Special Guest: Latisha Cooper Join Obi Jay, Brianna Rohlehr, Althea & Matt (who tagged along) with our special guest, Latisha Cooper, founder of Kemistry TV Network & Alchemy of Thought, in our 16th episode of The Black Pill Podcast as we discuss our thoughts about the modern man & women, standards & boundaries, toxic faith & relationship, and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackpillpodcast/support

Don't save him, cause he don't wanna be saved. Early Friday morning, an article from Rebecca Stevens A. on Medium, a site for amazing writers, hit my phone. It is entitled, "Is it True What They Say about Sex With Black Girls?" Read it here: https://medium.com/illumination-curated/is-it-true-what-they-say-about-sex-with-black-girls-223333aeb10d I immediately thought, "What do 'they' say?", as I read the article. I know what I've experienced; however, I wanted to hear what someone else who lived mostly outside of the United States experienced. Would we be similar? Would we be different? We had a similar experience as black girls growing up. The article resonated with me and it resonated with Ashley, my co-host. We are, indeed, two spectacular, single black women navigating a cruel world courageously. I immediately alerted Ashley and this podcast episode was born. Wait, let me back up... it's not really an episode as much as it is an experience to be had and savored, if you can stand the heat. We provide a 30 minute warmup prior to diving into the deep, and I'm warning you that we go deep. There are many words that people who are NOT black women use to describe us. I say it's time to take back the narrative and the power from those who do not walk in our shoes. As we continue Season 2: Relationships, Passions, Obsessions - this episode promises to be one of the most provocative yet. We challenge YOU to tune in, take notes and give us feedback. Don't forget to Challenge Yo Self! There are two ways to join our community, gain knowledge, and chat about our podcast - website - anchor.fm/boldstandards and beyond: 1. Follow us on Instagram/Facebook: @challenge.courage 2. Text WINNING to grab a chair in our text community! Find out the number by listening in to our podcast. We'd love to have you in our community for exclusive access. Keep in touch: IG and Facebook: @challenge.courage Listen to us on Bullhorn via phone: 857-385-7709 Email us directly: challengeYOself@gmail.com Ask Dr. Joy Well (a newly featured Wednesday show answering your deepest questions on life, relationships, and challenging issues with Dr. Joy). Submit your messy, stuck, sabotaging letters here (anonymous names are fine). Get REAL recommendations. Let's go! Buckle up and Challenge Yo Self! #relationships #travel #loveyourself #challengeyoself #adviceforwomen #africandiaspora #globalreach #podcastingpleasure #maslow #relationshipneeds #realrelationshipgoals #blackpodcasts #womenpodcasters #thefuckery #podincolor #women #supportblackbusiness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boldstandards/message

A quick RANT random on women of color to take their power back and stop opening up them legs SiS!

Dear Black Women,  Thank you.. IG: instagram.com/thesabalipodcast Online Appreal Store: the-sabali-clothing.myshopify.com Patreon: patreon.com/sabali17 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesabalipodcast/support

In Episode 20 of Welcome to the Podi, the conversation revolves deeply around the concepts of trust and respect, vs, control. Kareem, Rebekah, and Danica pay their respects to the late Cicely Tyson and go on to discuss the importance of such a strong black woman, and how selective she was about how she portrayed herself as a black woman on screen. In this free-flowing episode, many tangents were made, touching on topics like self-confidence, affirmations, Black History Month, dating outside your age gap and so on. This is a freedom of expression podcast where we take pride in speaking freely, respectively, objectively and having open conversations. We strive to create a comfortable and home-like atmosphere where everyone can be a part of, if it is peaceful, thought provoking and sensible. All conversations are raw and organic. ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS - https://linktr.ee/WelcomeToThePodiFOLLOW US ON !!! IG : Welcometothepodi FB: Welcome To The Podi Intro & Outro : @hossi_767Background art: k.f.illustrations1

Last week I learnt that even white privilege has a ceiling. There is only so far white privilege takes you in the workplace and then you need to actually have the competency and skill-set to do the job.Black Women are told and taught to work harder and overachieve, this provides us with an advantage in place of a privilege we don't have. 'Competency is your highest form of currency.' Mansplaining - 'A man's typical treatment of a woman in a manner which is condescending and patronising.'Email me: hello@toyatalks.com Twitter: @toya_w (#ToyaTalks) Snapchat: @toyawashington Instagram: @toya_washington & @toya_talks www.toyatalks.com

short Uplifting segment for women of color, while discussing the disrespect meg has received.  --- 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/jennifer-wilson70/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-wilson70/support

It’s a new day and a new podcast to share how the election reminds us that we gon’ be alright.

It’s a new day and a new podcast to share how the election reminds us that we gon’ be alright.

This episode is our open letter to Black women as we navigate the complex feelings after last week's announcement of the #BreonnaTaylor indictment (or lack thereof). We wanted to create a space for Black women to feel seen, heard, and understood and we hope that listening to this episode will help you find some strength in knowing that you are not alone. --- 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/grownwomen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grownwomen/support

I had to Clap back, and dissect the newest black female clown-show that has popped up on the side of white supremacy! First off i love and respect my sisters, but there is an element of white supremacy that are out targeting these women to do there bidding, and a pattern is starting to emerge! First Katrina Peirson, Amorosa manegault, silk & Diamond, Candace Owens, and an ex-convict Trump released from prison ( i think her last name was Washington) along with a handful of black men, and now these two. (Bevelyn Beatty, and Jasmyne Contours) one (came from nothing her words), the other an educated freak show theirs no telling where they dug this privileged wanna be white woman from! for all we know she could be another Katrina pierce who had a criminal history as long as my are for stealing before joining trump organization! these people are dangerous especially Jasmyne Contours quoting Booker T. Washington. you see its true that there are blacks who keep the ills of our people out in the open to capitalize off them, but she's worse because she's telling YOU not to complain or its not that bad or its You that have the privilege instead of white people having white privilege in this country! stay the course people and watch for these snakes For this and other shows check me out on youtube at: https://youtu.be/8i51hjmLOqo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marcus-gentry/support

Dear Black Women, I'm heavy. I'm angry. I'm exhausted. I'm not shocked, and that is scary. Let's talk. Love, Alecia ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Find out more at https://www.aleciarenecephoto.com/thefreeblackwoman Follow Me At: https://www.aleciarenece.com IG: Alecia Renece Email: alecia.renece@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefreeblackwoman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefreeblackwoman/support

In episode 76 “Dear Black Women”, we talk about the protection of black women or the lack thereof. Mike and Kdot speak about their experiences with the important black women in their life, in addition to their day to day interactions with black women. We also speak about the importance of protecting all black women and the importance of seeking understanding instead of judgement. Lastly, we set the expectation on how we can change our actions and mindset to best serve our queens. Listen, enjoy and share!

On this episode of Kreate with Kendra, space is created for the narratives and testimonies of Black women. We discuss how society views Black women, how Black women view themselves and what God says about his beloved daughters.     

In episode 7 we talk about the perception of black women today in society. We dive in particular in the treatment of them by black men and women as well as in the work place and their hardships. We also talk in this episode on Lebanon and COVID time challenges. With another special guest on this episode. Follow us on twitter @podcast_without as well on Spotify @ Without Boundaries. --- 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/withoutboundaries/message

Complex Angel & Queen K sit down with Kiera to talk about different aspects women are up against like double standards, gender roles and stereotypes.

A podcast where we talk about issues people expect women to be very taboo about from the black woman's perspective. Complex Angel and Queen K show you how a sisterhood is supposed to be.

I just want to know something (clears throat). If YOU are doing things people accuse YOU of Why SPEAK if it ain't true?! I feel like there were plenty of US that felt we were not doing enough but did what we could. I know some people donated, marched, picked up protesters, feed protesters, and educated themselves in the meantime. NOTHING IS WRONG with that. We are all moving parts in making this VISION function. Dear Black Women, I know YOU are tired after organizing, texting, and having meetings for this movement just to be critiqued over your TONE. I hear YOU and feel YOU 100%. If YOU know better, Do Better. Stay Beautiful. Stay Motivated. Lead with LOVE. Shop Sugadoo Cosmetics www.Sugadoocosmetics.com ENTER Araiana15 at check-out for 15% OFF --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trillkinsey/support

This week's episode is dedicated to Black Women! We discuss ways to better support and protect Black women, while holding each other accountable.15:29 "Loving the Black Women"31:45 "Context & Solutions"35:44 "Unpack Your BS" 39:00 "Redefine the Standard"43:45 "Solutions with Communication and Listening"51:16 "Positive Attention" 1:00:25 "The Lookback" 1:10:23 "Juneteenth"

" You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated. In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, how you can still come from it." - Maya Angelou On Todays Episode of Billionaire Lessons we were joined by Christ Follower, Entrepreneur, 2020 Ohio State Senate Candidate and friend, Christian Johnson. Christian discussed the importance of aligning your life with what Christ wants for us, faith, being unapologetically black, and the battles women face. Often times we don't speak up enough on the issues that women face and she shared her transparent outlook on how we can combat these issues. During this time it is pivotal we look ourselves in mirror and disect how to be apart of the solution and not the problem! I hope you all enjoy this episode. Follow IG: @Billionare_Lifestyle Follow IG: @BillionareLessons_ Follow IG: @Imperfectlynoel

BTW, if me celebrating black women on an episode makes you feel a way (ESPECIALLY if you're black), you may want to click off this episode and listen to a different one about dating or business --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Throughout history it has been very evident that black women have often been overlooked. From the entertainment industry to politics & even the work force. Studies have shown that they are paid as low as 75¢ for every $1 earned by men. But even worst, black women are regularly pitted against each other & even torn apart for the same things that other races of women are celebrated for. At times it seems as if they are alone in their struggles and no one has their backs, not even black men. So today we shed light on some of those everyday things that black women have to deal with on a regular basis. More importantly this is our open letter to black women to show our support and appreciation. We love you!

A POEM TO BLACK WOMEN. TO CELEBRATE THE FIRST DAY OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH. ENJOY Find me Here Like share, subscribe, share, and follow me for perspective. Salute

In my younger years I believed the key to my success in the workplace was my line manager. A string of road blocks, incompetent managers and a large dose of office politics soon made me realise that success is a choice and the choice sits with me. Too much responsibility is placed on our managers when in fact a manager owes you nothing. We are often raised with the mindset to be grateful to have a job but this shouldn't then make us so grateful that we talk ourselves out of growing and developing in an organisation, or in our careers. The responsibility of progression, growth and success is yours. Managers manage a department they do not manage your career that's your responsibility. Twitter: @toya_w (#ToyaTalks)Instagram: toya_washington & toya_talksEmail: toya.talksinc@gmail.com

Many black women say Joycelyn Savage is a victim but is that true .... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-pill-man/support

What standard are you setting for your race of ppl? How much do you REALLY love your black boys and black men? Why does their emasculation excite you? Are you looking around at what's going on? Why are you the cheerleaders for this shit? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/Melanatedhigh/message

Love Yourself! Emanie White-Heard stopped by the Henny with Keni set and discussed her healing circles for black women. Follow her on Instagram @storiesbyemanie Dear Black Women on the road this summer so definitely check her "gram" to see if it's coming to your town. Follow me @kenithacker on everything for all inquiries and partnerships.

On this special episode of weekend news report I discuss how black women are seen in today's society it doesn't matter how successful or accomplished a black female gets you are still labeled in two boxes mammy or hoochie. In today's world unfortunately you have to play the game to get what you want, you cannot be seen as angry militant black woman or they will destroy you. Plus my #SoulToSoul tribute covers #CaronWheeler

Today’s quote is brought to you by Dear Black Women. Join the movement and receive daily affirmations by visiting www.dearblackwomenproject.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kimberlie-gray/support

Dear Black Woman you are worthy

Dear Black Women, We know that often times you don’t feel appreciated and uplifted by the black man. The reality of it is, that us black men appreciate you more than you may know; or more than we know how to express. We think you’re the strongest race of women on this planet and it’s time we start to discuss ways we can be more uplifting. Sincerely, The Black Man   Too often we see gender bias and sexism (through our mindsets and music) which can often leave our black women at a disadvantage in the black culture. This week we focus on the “sisters” and the importance of keeping our black women uplifted and appreciated. This one is for you Black Woman!

Calling out all black women in America & especially on social media they are still talking about that goddamn VMA tribute at least now they're saying it wasn't a tribute Madonna clapped back on Twitter. Do we have a white woman problem or a Madonna problem. My thoughts

Meet Flo, grad student + fearless leader of Dear Black Women. This week, Flo shares how she navigates graduate school and using this special time to creating opportunities that will have an impact beyond earning her degrees. You can follow Dear Black Women on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or the website. This week, Allanté releases information about the April workshop! Listen for deets or click here to learn more.

The sequel to Dear Black Men could only be Dear Black Women so that the ladies could get a different and honest perspective on what men would like to say to women. This is a great show for everyone to chime in on. Leave us your comments.

Jazz Keyes is a clinical psychologist, certified life coach, author, and motivational speaker. Recognized for her work as a community activist, Keyes has spent the last 10 years of her career focusing on empowering the lives of others. With an intense focus on women, people of color, and children, Keyes has been honored as a Neighborhood Hero by ComEd for her involvement in numerous community-based initiatives. As a psychologist and life coach, Keyes supplies clients with the necessary tools and techniques to awaken their divine energy, heal their open wounds and create an aura of love, compassionate and tranquility. For the last two years, Jazz Keyes has managed to grow her brand as a dating and relationship writer for two major media platforms, JET Magazine and Black and Married with Kids. Her first book, If We Knew Better: Soul Cries of Women Past and Present, is scheduled for release May 2017. The book is currently available for sale at www.jazzkeyes.com/presale. Keyes is preparing to begin her PHD program Fall 2017. She will be studying to receive her Doctor of Philosophy in Marriage and Family Therapy with a specialization in Couples Therapy. Keyes has devoted a great deal of her time and energy on mastering the art of communication to create healthy, dynamic, long-lasting relationships and to help others do the same. Jazz Keyes is an aspiring bestselling author. Focusing on spirituality, emotional empowerment, and love, Keyes hopes to one day deliver soul healing messages as a television personality and international inspirational speaker. Ms. Keyes was on our show talking about her article Dear Black Women: Mothers and Daughters Need to Stick Together. During our conversation, Ms. Keyes talked about: – What have her and her daughter been up to over the last few weeks – The feeling holding the first copy of her and her daughters first books that were just released – The background behind mother and daughter relationships – Her relationship with her mother – The contributing factors that influence the breakdown in the connection between mothers and daughters and important things to consider if you are looking to rebuild or establish a mother daughter relationship You can find more about Ms. Keyes via: Website Twitter Facebook YouTube Instagram Visit our website at https://www.thedrvibeshow.com/ Please feel free to email us at dr.vibe@thedrvibeshow.com Please feel free to “Like” the “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook fan page at “The Dr. Vibe Show” Facebook Fan Page God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Dr. Vibe

Host expresses love for black women and discusses the disappointment in prejudgment they give black men.