Black women are ready to ride when it comes to Black men, but why aren't the feelings often reciprocated? Honestly, I don't feel as though I'm always protected by Black men and I know other Black women feel the same. We are criticized more than we are uplifted. We already have to deal with the inequality we experience in the world, so why are we unable to turn to the ones who are supposed to provide protection when there's nowhere else to turn; the ones who look like us. I created this podcast to address some of MY thoughts regarding Black men degrading Black women.

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO ALL THE GRACIOUS MOTHERS WHO CONTINUOUSLY GO OUT THEIR WAY TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR CHILDREN!!! Even though I lost my mother at 2 years old (and yes it does get hard!), I want to acknowledge the women who have been been here for me and have positively impacted my life. If you lost your mom, I completely understand why this might not be a celebratory day for you. This podcast is also for you. Hopefully my words can enlighten you and encourage you to not continue to be in sorrow on this day.

It’s okay not to be okay. However, it’s not okay to tell someone how you think they should feel when they are feeling emotionally distressed. It doesn’t matter how minute you feel their situation is, especially in comparison to others, it may just take you being there to listen to turn it around. Let’s learn to be present and listen to our loved ones

Hey ya’ll! Long time no talk, but I’m glad to be back. I want to share some of the things I’ve learned at the age of 24. Now I’m ready for the elevation 25 will bring. Enjoy :)

After watching a segment from Ari Lennox’s live regarding feature shaming, I had to hop back on here and address the subject again. This time I’m letting y’all know how I really feel!

We all have or eventually will lose someone dear to us. I am no stranger to grief as I started losing loved ones at a very young age. I created this episode to express how I’ve dealt with grief and share what I’ve learned from the losses I’ve experienced in my life.

What you are experiencing now is the means to an end, NOT THE END! You are being tested now to prepare you for the greatness that lies ahead. Even though you may feel stagnant, don’t become complacent. Learn from everything you’re experiencing now. Most importantly don’t give up, your time is coming, but at the RIGHT time!

BLACK PEOPLE STOP SHAMING BLACK FEATURES... it’s as simple as that

We love to say N A S or all men or dogs but at some point we have to take responsibility for how we allow them to treat us and the time we allowed to be wasted in entertaining their shenanigans. Let’s learn from our mistakes and grow from them. We got this sis!