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Hooded Hoodoo
Cyrah L. Ward
32 episodes
5 days ago
The Hooded Hoodoo podcast indulges in conversations that rest at the crossroads of Black Ass Spirituality and thriving while Black. Its womanist approach to storytelling, Ancestral guidance, and sociopolitical critique calls upon the legacies of scholars like Nina Simone and Toni Morrison to create a sacred linguistic space for those whose lived experiences are irrefutably Black.
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The Hooded Hoodoo podcast indulges in conversations that rest at the crossroads of Black Ass Spirituality and thriving while Black. Its womanist approach to storytelling, Ancestral guidance, and sociopolitical critique calls upon the legacies of scholars like Nina Simone and Toni Morrison to create a sacred linguistic space for those whose lived experiences are irrefutably Black.
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From Mundanity to Divinity
Hooded Hoodoo
31 minutes 25 seconds
1 year ago
From Mundanity to Divinity

Does puttin ya hood on the map come with some reparations or ramifications? Today we thinking in draft about the blessing and curse of living in a world obsessed with the  “aesthetics of Blackness”.

Hooded Hoodoo
The Hooded Hoodoo podcast indulges in conversations that rest at the crossroads of Black Ass Spirituality and thriving while Black. Its womanist approach to storytelling, Ancestral guidance, and sociopolitical critique calls upon the legacies of scholars like Nina Simone and Toni Morrison to create a sacred linguistic space for those whose lived experiences are irrefutably Black.