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Misogynoir Mistress
Let’s focus on black women for a minute. Every black person comes from a black woman. They’re the foundation. So why are we allowing it to crumble? If you care about black women I suggest you tune in!!!
The conversation that continues to plague the black community is the conversation of if we should do 50/50 or not. I’m gonna give some statistics and historical context to give my opinion on why we keep circling back to this topic.
This video is going to be about how I’ve noticed a lot of women who used to be instagram models and uses to dress like fashion nova models maybe because they had brand deals and they used their nice body to market themselves. But then the era of instagram models slowly starts dying so a lot of them have become these more conservative influencers. There is nothing wrong with that. But I don’t think this switch is ironic and I don’t think it’s genuine either. Especially because a lot of the women making the switch, have bbls. Stay tuned as I talk about two instagram models I used to love and how their content switch was done so well that nobody even clocked what I clocked.
This episode we are going to touch on hair. Black women’s hair has become such a trivial topic in many conversations surrounding pop culture, race relations and overall existing as a woman. But at what point do we as Black women allow other Black women to exist and do as they please with their hair.
This podcast is really about “natural body gang” taking accountability for how we contribute to the beauty standards instead of constantly running to blame bbls for why girls are insecure
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Today we are gonna be talking about why African Americans and Africans aren’t getting along as well as they should be, what we can do to fix it and how we can continue to build.
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Recently I’ve noticed how social media makes it difficult to have conversations about serious issues due to the fact that it takes away empathy when having a conversation. I decided to explore how that negatively effects the black community when we talk about issues like colorism, sexism, etc.
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There’s a lot of tension between black women and white women and I think it’s time that it is addressed. There is also a lot of gender relation issues inside minority races, how can we fix them?
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