Episode 18 celebrates content conceived by, for and about Black women. No one can tell us what to say, how to say it, write it, or when we Scream, Stream, Blog, or Record it!
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Episode 19 explores how the global pandemic transformed work. The shifting landscape may be a catalyst for jobs with justice. We investigate unions, jobs and race with organized labor advocates.
How can you measure the damage from four centuries of bondage and soul pillage? We visit the past and present for insights to repair and pay for the multi-generational injuries.
Racism. Sexism. Ageism. We convene a multigenerational cohort of sisters to unpack their experiences with the three -isms and how they navigate between challenges and joy.
In the trilogy finale, Unerased dives into the meaning of reproductive justice, probing the past, present and possibilities for Black women to lead better and healthier lives.
In the second episode, we travel the road of preconception health – those medical milestones that often determine our life's outcome before we enter the world.
We kickoff this trilogy with the White Dress Project. Sharing personal journeys, confronting myths, and breathing hope into relief for a malady that we once suffered in silence and alone.
Finding home in America has long been a complicated act for Black people. In this episode we train a light on the plight of the unhoused, policies to help and do-gooders being the change we seek.
Access to capital has long been used to deny Black communities economic advancement. In this episode we talk wage equity, banking, and crypto to build new pathways to financial independence.
Beauty is the art of possibilities, to turn into oneself and embrace the reflection that you see. In this episode, we take on myths and celebrate our images, hues, hair and power.
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