Finding out you're dating someone who is a colorist really blows. Because why are you here??? Tune in as we discuss why you shouldn't date someone who doesn't see your value and recognizing some of those red flags.

The podcast revolves around chapter two of Dorothy Robert's groundbreaking book Killing the Black Body. The history of birth control is one that is complex and often dark. Historically, this something that can't be denied. In this podcast, we discuss the history of birth control, its ties to the eugenics movement, and how ultimately, the bodily autonomy of black women is always in question.

In the first episode of season 5, I discuss the first chapter of Dorothy Robert's book Killing the Black Body and detail the history of slavery and the unique role it plays in the conversation about black women, bodily autonomy, and reproductive justice.

Things are going to get a lot tougher for women, mothers, women of color, mothers of color, poor people, and everybody else when Roe v. Wade is overturned. And they are going to overturn it. What does this collectively mean for all of us? Let's discuss.

In this podcast I discuss the dynamics of abusive relationships and why people often face difficulties in leaving these relationships. I touch on several different reasons including power dynamics, manipulation, hope, and love.

I think the title says it all. Mothers do more and they and their children should receive financial support to care for their children and all of the various responsibilities it takes to raise children. This isn't a controversial statement. Period.

Life is full of contradictory truth. Grief and gladness can often exist in the same places and at the same time. This is true for so many people, and in this podcast I explore these feelings while also discussing the death of my father.

In this podcast I discuss my experiences dating as a single mother and offer advice and things to consider while dating as a single mother or dating a single mother. Enjoy! :)

Kanye West's behavior has been jarring for the past decade. I would say probably even before then. In this podcast I discuss the blame that is often placed on single mothers for leaving relationships and being the ones that "tear the family apart". I discuss Kanye's attacks on both his mother, Donda, and Kim Kardashian.

In this podcast, I detail eight different mental health challenges that single mothers face.

In this podcast I detail why I chose to be a single mother. This isn't necessarily a happy story, but rather one of making tough choices about how I felt and feel about parenthood and the dignity I feel like my child deserves to be raised in. This podcast is a continuation of exploring the intricacies of single mom life and broadening the dialogue about what single mothers endure.

Single motherhood is complex and difficult. Dive into my analysis of Issa Rae's Insecure, Condola, and single motherhood!

In this podcast I discuss my experiences being a single mother. I break the podcast into five areas, and I'll be discussing each of these areas in future podcasts. The truth is that being a single mom is super hard. But as always...there's light at the end of the tunnel.

Life is wild. I'm four years in the game this season and I'm happy to welcome all of you back!!! I have some cool life updates that I discuss before diving in a brief but exuberant celebration of the conviction of musical artist Robert Kelly. Get into it and protect black women!!!

Homophobia is pervasive in society. It's visible in both very obvious and covert ways. In this podcast, Edwin and I, both members of famous and esteemed black Greek letter organizations, discuss the rampant homophobia that is perpetuated throughout black Greek life.

In this podcast we explore colorism as an issue of class stratification through discussing the traditional exclusionary nature of black sororities. While it is true that all black women were created equal, not all black women are treated equally. Black sororities have historically admitted some black women and rejected others. Unfortunately, much of this has to do with skin tone and perceptions of class.

For nearly five years we've seen vicious and unprecedented attacks on the character of Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex. Recently, she and her husband, Harry, sat down with Oprah Winfrey to discuss the toxic and cruel treatment they've received at both the hands of the royal family and the media. One of the most talked about parts of the interview is when both Meghan and Harry revealed that there were concerns over the color and skin tone of their unborn son. Tune in for my take on all of this!

As part of an ongoing project I'm doing for my race, crime, and justice class, in this podcast I discuss land histories and how the very land that we live on has been stolen from indigenous people. I use this history of theft and genocide to discuss the high rates of murder and violence against indigenous women taking place today.

In this podcast, I discuss the way our society has responded both to Lori Harvey and Britney Spears. Misogyny is so dangerous and the way that the media perpetuates it has really dangerous implications for how women are allowed to live and express their freedom. My hope is that this podcast contributes to a larger conversation about women being able to live freely and holding the media accountable for perpetuating sexism.

In my latest podcast episode I discuss how protest, crime, and deviance are racialized and how Alexander's The New Jim Crow really illuminates what took place in Washington D.C. on January 6th.