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Send a textRespect is a big word in relationships, especially for men - but what does respect truly mean?  We all need respect, but not always aligned on what it looks like in a relationship. In this episode, with licensed therapist Quentin Jiles, we take a look at the topic of respect and answer many of the questions people have. Why is respect so important? How do you distinguish between being “overly sensitive”, “prideful” and disrespectful? Should we automatically  know what respect is, or is it learned? Is respect the same for men and women? Are there ever times when it's okay to disrespect your spouse?  If you or your spouse has ever struggled with giving respect or communicating what respect is to you, this episode is for you. Respect is too important of an issue to overlook. Don't forget to subscribe to the Untherapeutic Podcast on your favorite streaming platform and follow us on instagram at nichardy_About Quentin JilesQuentin R. Jiles, LMSW is a therapist, professor, and content creator with over 600K followers. He's been featured on NBC LX, Revolt Black News, and TV One, starred in Peacock's Emmy Award-winning series The Traitors, and was one of three therapists invited to the White House for the first-ever Creator Summit on Mental Health. He is the creator of His Invisible Struggle, a mental health framework that names and addresses the silent emotional battles many high-functioning men carry, helping them build emotional language, regulation, and integrity without shame. Quentin's mission is simple: give people the language to name what no one taught them to understand. You can follow Quentin online @quentinrjiles for great content on mental health and relationships! 

Guest host Mara S. Campo, Anchor and Managing Editor at Revolt Black News, looks at the ongoing national mental health crisis and talks to people who are working outside the box to make a difference.Additional InformationThe Democracy Group listener surveyOur Body Politic PodcastMore shows from The Democracy Group

Guest host Mara S. Campo, Anchor and Managing Editor at Revolt Black News, looks at the ongoing national mental health crisis and talks to people who are working outside the box to make a difference.

REVOLT Black News provides an update on the tragic deaths of Tyree Nichols & Elijah McClain and the issues with EMT's, the reparations for formerly incarcerated individuals with marijuana offenses, and Black children with autism.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

REVOLT Black News investigates the Cass County Murders of 3 sisters. A trip to Uganda to explore some of the harshest anti-gay laws in the world and trauma with TikTok which tells the story of Toni Jones. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

REVOLT Black News on the Mississippi Goon Squad, Fulton County Jail and recent news of another death. The team examines, if the Black community is doing enough to protect our LGBTQ community, Usher's Disruptivator Summit, and a recap of Rock The Bells.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

REVOLT Black News celebrates 50 years of Hip-Hop while examining how the genre became a global movement, diving into hip-hop's role in social justice, exploring the business of hip-hop, feminism in rap, and the genre's relationship with fashion.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As we celebrate Juneteenth and the last slaves being freed in the U.S., REVOLT Black News will take a deep dive into the African nation of Mauritania. It was the last country in the world to abolish slavery in 1981, officially. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on REVOLT Black News, we delve into diverse topics that shape the Black American experience. We reflect on Buffalo's history of race relations, a year after a devastating racist attack, exploring the community's ongoing healing journey. We then turn our focus to the lack of Black sperm donors, highlighting the experiences of celebrities like DaBrat and Jesseca Dupart, while discussing efforts by Black women to create their own donor banks. In our third segment, we look at the increasing interest in psychedelics, its potential for mental health treatment, and Black America's role in this movement. Finally, we tackle the sensitive landscape of comedy, exploring how modern cultural sensitivities are reshaping the comedic craft and what this means for its future. Join us for these in-depth discussions on REVOLT Black News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

REVOLT Black News investigates the rise in white supremacy cases in the United States, black families that want justice for loved ones and are getting their own autopsies, and Gen-Z seems to act out and overdo everything.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"From #MeToo to #MeFirst: The Black Woman's Reckoning" is a powerful episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS that explores the untold stories of Black women in American gender rights movements. Tarana Burke, the founder of #MeToo, discusses its origins and the co-opting by white women. The show highlights the challenges Black women face in finding allies and exposes the shortcomings of both white women and Black men in supporting their unique struggles. It explores the evolution of Black women as they prioritize themselves and features inspiring conversations with Gen Z Black women who refuse to be left behind. Finally, Mara and Tarana honor sheroes and discuss their inspirations in the fight for equality and inclusion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Revolt Black News continues to investigate the gruesome killing of Tyre Nichols' and the three Memphis Fire Department personnel who were fired; the team connects with Advanced Democracy to examine how A.I. may be reinforcing racial stereotypes; Kennedy Rue hits the red carpet for the 2023 Met Gala!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest host Mara S. Campo, Anchor and Managing Editor at Revolt Black News, looks at the ongoing national mental health crisis and talks to people who are working outside the box to make a difference.

REVOLT Black News covers the Nashville Gen-Z State Representatives, Justin Pierson and Justin Jones and what's behind the action of today's modern fighters, Chloe Bailey stars in the upcoming film 'Praise This' which is from the mind of director/producer Will Packer, and the cast of a Black Lady Sketch Show stops by. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On an all-new Revolt Black News, the team investigates the shortage of police officers; Autism Awareness month, and Kennedy sits down with Viola Davis and her real-life husband Julius Tennon on their new film "AIR".  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Revolt Black News, the team explores the mysterious murder of Shanquella Robinson, what happened leading up to the moments that the young woman was beaten to death while on vacation in Mexico. Then, we investigate what's behind the movement to ban books.

This week on Revolt Black News, the body positivity movement has more women embracing their bodies at every size. But as the obesity epidemic hits Black women, we investigate if the body positivity movement is hurting our health. We speak with two doctors with two different points of view.

This week on REVOLT Black News, the team investigates the alarming disparity when it comes to maternal care of Black women who are more than three times more likely to die from childbirth than white women. Then remember the Karens caught on tape? Where are these women now? 

REVOLT Black News examines the brutal beating and murder of Tyre Nichols by the hands of, now, 6 officers who viciously beaten and ran down Tyre Nichols in Memphis. The team ends the show with a powerful tribute to Tyre and a glimpse to his personal life. 

In this special edition of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, we investigate the crisis affecting the water and air in Black communities across the country. From Flint, Michigan to Louisiana's "Cancer Alley" to Watts, California, broken systems are causing concentrated pollutants in predominantly Black communities, leading to short and long-term health effects and financial burdens. We also examine the potential for pollutants to affect behavior and contribute to violence. Through interviews with community organizers, environmental justice activists, and legal experts, we discuss the responsibilities of government and elected officials in addressing these issues and the steps that can be taken by communities to fight against environmental injustice.

This week on REVOLT Black News, the team examines the scandal of the Philadelphia experiment from the 50's to the 70's, how white modern day Tuskegee experiment contributes to Black America's mistrust of the medical system, and the recent news of Brittney Griner's release from a Russian prison. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team investigates the number of young black men strip searched, violated, and humiliated in Milwaukee. The team then explorers the violence within the hip-hop community and culture while finding a solution to stopping tragic incidents. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix. 

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team examines the groundbreaking outcome of the mid-term elections, the power of the Gen-Z vote, and the nation's first congressman in that category. The team explorers the educational system and why it is failing our black students. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team explorers gun violence as it continues to plague our men and women in our communities; the aftermath of the midterm elections and how racism and campaigns are intertwined; and more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, we celebrate the life of Migos group member Takeoff, who was shot and killed earlier this week. The aftermath of Kanye West fallout and the impact its having on the family of George Floyd. His family member speaks with guest host Tezlyn Figaro in an RBNW exclusive interview. The team then, explores hip hop artists on trial and the pending legislation to protect them from the law as we roll into midterm elections. 

REVOLT Black News explores the case of Pieper Lewis; sex trafficking and the crisis black women are facing; midterm elections and the importance of the Gen Z vote; and the latest in Haiti. And more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix.

On this episode of Revolt Black News, the team explores the LA City council's racist remarks that was leaked and what that means for voters as we approach Mid-Terms Elections. The recent statements from Kanye West's candid Drink Champs interview and more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix. 

On this episode of Revolt Black News, the team examines the illegal sale of bottled water, as young individuals known as "The Water Boys" controversial business, is it giving back to the community or causing violent turf battles; while discussing and comparing the number of homicides within the population, the homicide rate in New Orleans is significantly higher than in any other American city; HBCUs vs. PWIs - a debate about the black college experience and whether or not it should be shared at a predominantly white institutions.

Gerren Keith Gaynor | 9:00a – 10:00a Topic: Gerren Keith Gaynor - Managing Editor of Politics and Washington Correspondent at theGrio – joins Dr. Nii-Quartelai Quartey (filling in for Tavis Smiley) for a conversation about some of the major news headlines being covered by The Grio. Bio: Gerren Keith Gaynor is the Managing Editor of Politics and Washington Correspondent at theGrio. He is based in Washington, D.C. Gaynor leads theGrio's political team alongside White House Correspondent and D.C. Bureau Chief April D. Ryan, covering the White House, Capitol Hill, and national politics. Notably, his work in Washington helped lead to theGrio becoming the first Black-owned digital news outlet to get a designated seat in the White House press briefing room. Gaynor has appeared on Cheddar TV, Revolt Black News, and Fox Soul's “The Tammi Mac Show.” During Pride Month 2021, Forbes recognized Gaynor as one of “10 Black LGBTQ+ Figures And Activists to Know.” As a Black, queer journalist, Gaynor understands the power of diversity and visibility, which is why he counts it as a privilege to represent Black and LGBTQ+ communities in political spaces where diversity has not historically been embraced. Living up to theGrio's African meaning of “storyteller,” he is passionate about telling stories that inform and humanize Black and queer experiences. A native of Brooklyn, New York, Gaynor is a proud HBCU graduate of Morehouse College and a graduate of Columbia University School of Journalism.

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the team explores the impact of the Biden Administration's student loan debt relief on Black Americans; the debate of protecting hip hop lyrics from being used in the court of law. More with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.

REVOLT Black News questions why Jayland Walker story is invisible from the mainstream news cycle; the silence of a community and witnesses surrounding Nipsey Hussle's murder; What is the outcome of Britney Griner pleading guilty. And more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week. 

REVOLT Black News examines the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade,  holding that there is no longer a federal constitutional right to an abortion, how the distrust in the medical industry amongst the black community, leads to more disparaging health issues, and more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week.

Mara Schiavocampo and guests celebrate Juneteenth with a roundtable discussion about some of the most important issues impacting Black culture today, including building Black businesses, closing the wealth gap, destigmatizing mental health, the importance of HBCUs, and more.

On this episode of Revolt Black News, Host Neima Abdulahi investigates the aftermath and effects of crime in Black communities, the deep rooted stereotype about deadbeat dads, and more with Entertainment Remix and Revolutionary of the Week. 

On this intense episode of Revolt Black News, the mass shootings from Buffalo to Texas are deeply examined.

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the scandal and business of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, Inc. and it's former leader Patrisse Cullors will be discussed; Baby formula shortage and the racial disparities and biases black mothers face; An in-depth look on black mental health - a study shows 80% of suicide deaths in the black community are black men; and more with Entertainment Remix & Revolutionary Of The Week. Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.

On this episode of REVOLT Black News, the coverage of the mass shooting in Buffalo, NY and the racially motivated attack will be discussed; YSL's legal battle with Young Thug & Gunna being indicted on gang-related crimes; the status of Brittney Griner; the recent death of Kevin Samuels; and this year's Billboard Music Awards and The LOVE Takeover. 

Revolt Black News examines the history of abortions in the U.S. and it's impact on Black Women; Inflation - how the instant surge is impacting the black communities; Mental Health and its cross generational gap; and  more with the Revolutionary of the Week & Entertainment Remix featuring the Chairman - Sean Combs discussing this year's Billboard Awards as the Host and Executive Producer. 

Each week, Atlanta public relations professional Mitch Leff of Leff & Associates presents his “4 Questions Journalist Spotlight,” a conversation with a Georgia journalist.This week, we talk with Ryan Dennis, News Manager for Revolt Black News!Mitch's day job is providing public relations services, media training, and crisis communications, but he also operates Leff's Atlanta Media, an online database with contact info for thousands of Atlanta-based journalists, and Mitch's Media Match, a service that connects Atlanta journalists with local experts.

REVOLT Black News investigates the deep rooted history inside the White House's effort to dismantle racial bias in the home lending and appraisal process and promote generational wealth creation through homeownership; Twitter's Board to accept Elon Musk's offer to purchase Twitter and convert it into a private entity, and more.

*Disclaimer* At the time of this recording it had not been confirmed Kevin Samuels passed away. “REVOLT Black News” has confirmed from reliable sources that YouTube sensation and self-proclaimed relationship guru Kevin Samuels has passed away today (May 5). He was known for dating advice and YouTube videos where he operated under the self-proclaimed title of an “image consultant.” source: https://www.revolt.tv/article/2022-05-05/167282/controversial-youtuber-kevin-samuels-passes-away/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/masseffect/support

On this episode of Revolt Black News; Marcus Wilson faces trial for the murder of Haley Hutcheson, in which Wilson and his team claimed self-defense ; the fatal stabbing of Christian Toby Obumseli; the latest legislative attempt to legalize marijuana; marriage in the black community and an in-depth look into monogamy.

On this episode of Revolt Black News; Where is Brittney Grier? A growing number of Haitians are fleeing their homeland due to violence and instability; Brown vs. Board - the American education system and the absence of Black male teachers; Black to Business, why black people aren't spending money in their own communities. 

On this episode of Revolt Black News; discussing the American education system; remembering Breonna Taylor; the rise of cosmetic procedures and an in-depth look on why its trending among black women. Black owned media covering the biggest stories from Covid-19 to George Floyd and the recent sentencing of Jussie Smollett. 

Eboni K. Williams stopped by Comeback Studio and talked her dream for a seat on "The View."  Her thoughts on the race narrative after her first season on "Real Housewives of New York." The biggest stories her podcast audience gravitated to on "Holding Court with Eboni K. Williams" and so much more.     Eboni is currently the Host & Executive Producer of ‘REVOLT Black News' the Host & Executive Producer of the iHeart Media podcast 'Holding Court with Eboni K. Williams' and a cast member on Bravo TV's ‘Real Housewives of New York City.' For more on Eboni, visit: EboniKWilliams.com and follow her @EboniKWilliams on Instagram.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, guest host Neima Abdulahi examines the war-of-words and collaboration between Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Cook County State Attorney Kim Foxx regarding the city's recent West Side shooting with panelists Brandon Pope, Jahmal Cole, and Ibie Hart. Michelle Hope, Jonathan Kirkland, and Leah Gordone dive-into the potential dangers of the Black Dating App industry.Rap legend Ludacris stops by to chat about his new animated Netflix series ‘Karma.' Quincy Harris, Janee Bolden, and Shenelle Genai breakdown R. Kelly's spike in album sales, the CCA's Celebration Of Black Cinema & Television, and all of this week's entertainment headlines. Kevin Cohee, Jeffrey Collins, and Ash Cash dissect Biden's Banking Bill and ask if it will bankrupt the President's approval rating.And radio personalities Su Solo & Feleg “Shorty Mack” help spotlight the humanitarian crisis in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.

In this episode of Revolt Black News, Guest Host NEIMA ABDULAHI examines the Facebook whistleblower and the social media shut down with Tech Expert Stephanie Humphrey and Financial Expert Ash Cash. Kitti Jones, ex-girlfriend of R. Kelly and former prosecutor & civil rights attorney Maria Banjo answer the question: Can Black Women be damsels in distress? Ty Cole and Shynika Taylor break down all this week's entertainment news including ‘Insecure' going into its final season, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association adding 6 Black members to its membership, and Black playwrights pen new stories hitting the Broadway stage.Sports Reporter Mark Haynes and Activist Shar Bates examine the vaccine conundrum across the NBA and Hollywood.Activist and Pastor of the Metropolitan AME Church in Harlem NY, Reverend Stephen A. Green responds to the recent vandalization of the George Floyd statue in Union Square. Founder of Afrochella Abdul Karim talks about what's moving folks “Black to Africa” with Sonjiah Davis and Diddi Emah. And before Demond Mullins PH.D sets off for Mt. Everest with the first ever All Black Everest Expedition Team, he joins the show. 

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams dives into the Haitian immigration and deportation issues at the Texas border with Melky Jean and France Francois. REVOLT BLACK NEWS kicks-off its mayoral race series in ATL with Sandy Springs mayoral candidate, Dontaye Carter. Mandii B, Jason Carter, and Sibley Scoles discuss all things entertainment with updates in the case of R. Kelly, a Kobe Bryant-designed watch up for auction for $10 Million, Jeezy and Jeannie Mai announce their first child, and Usain Bolt speaks on Sha'Carri Richardson. A special STEM spotlight with former NASA Engineer Dajae Williams, while Rochelle Ritchie moderates a  conversation with Baxter Clewis Consulting founder, Boyd Clewis and Caleb Anderson, a 13-year-old Freshman at Georgia Tech majoring in Aerospace Engineering. Christina Granville interviews Jasmine Crowe the CEO of Goodr Grocery Store and Principal John Madden, whose 900 students & families it will serve in College Park, GA. 

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni K Williams along with attorneys Walter Mosley and Bernarda Villalona examine the fourth week in the people's case against Robert Sylvester Kelly. The panel breaks down the prosecutorial strategy and what they learned from R. Kelly's 2008 acquittal.

In this episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS, Eboni interviews Congresswoman Barbara Lee, the sole member of Congress to vote against the Afghanistan War. The two breakdown what's transpired over the past 20 years, the current stakes today, and where does the United States go from here. Dr. Bernard Ashby & Dr. Thomas Oden tackle the narratives that Black men are not getting vaccinated, the historical hesitancies, and what viewers should know when it comes to fear vs. facts. Rochelle Ritchie interviews White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the United States providing aid to Haiti. And, Shamea Morton and Swaggy Sie celebrate all of this week's Black Excellence in Entertainment.