Black women don't get a day off from judgement - and sometimes it comes from our own. In this episode we switch it up - three cousins (Bri, Langston, and Alexis) unpack the real, raw and often unspoken issues black women STILL face on a daily basis: Feeling too mixed or not black enough, judgement for how we wear our hair, code switching , identity politics, interracial dating and being side eyed by both sides. This is about true lived experience , messy middle grounds ...
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Black women don't get a day off from judgement - and sometimes it comes from our own. In this episode we switch it up - three cousins (Bri, Langston, and Alexis) unpack the real, raw and often unspoken issues black women STILL face on a daily basis: Feeling too mixed or not black enough, judgement for how we wear our hair, code switching , identity politics, interracial dating and being side eyed by both sides. This is about true lived experience , messy middle grounds ...
Getting the ick is one thing but what happens when ment are it to a whole new level? In this episode the girls talk about some relentless stalking that they've had to deal with and people crossing the line and just don't take no for an answer.We break down the most boundary pushing , unhinged and downright terrifying experiences we've had. Spoiler alert, persistence is not always key. Buckle up because this episode is equal parts hilarious and horrifying . Follow along & share...
URL vs IRL
Black women don't get a day off from judgement - and sometimes it comes from our own. In this episode we switch it up - three cousins (Bri, Langston, and Alexis) unpack the real, raw and often unspoken issues black women STILL face on a daily basis: Feeling too mixed or not black enough, judgement for how we wear our hair, code switching , identity politics, interracial dating and being side eyed by both sides. This is about true lived experience , messy middle grounds ...
