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Ep. #13–Votes, Rights and Fights—A Brief History of Women’s Rights in America [Part I]
Today’s episode is part one of a series focusing on the history of women’s rights in America. Part 1 revolves around Black and Native & Indigenous women’s history specifically, and how this unique his...
13 Mar 20251h 1min
Ep. #12 — Double Duty: The Second Shift & The Hidden Labor of Working Women
Happy Women’s History Month! In today’s episode, we’re diving into a concept that is deeply familiar to many women: “the second shift”, a term coined by sociologist Arlie Hochschild in 1989. Enjoy! ❤️...
7 Mar 202545min
Ep. 11: Human Trafficking’s Impact on Black Women & Girls
In today’s episode, we break down the stats & facts on human trafficking, while examining the unique impact of trafficking on Black women and girls in the United States.
28 Feb 202556min
Ep. 10: Femicide
During today’s episode, we’ll be talking about a global epidemic targeting women and girls: femicide. Note: this episode contains uncomfortable, potentially triggering language. Listener discretion is...
21 Feb 202552min
Ep. 9: From Pet to Threat: Navigating Black Womanhood In The Workplace
In this episode, we explore the Black feminist phenomenon of “From Pet to Threat”, a theory coined and created by university professor and psychology expert Dr. Kecia M. Thomas.
14 Feb 202558min
Ep. 8: Thank Black Women: How Black Feminism Is The Unsung Hero of American History
“You can thank Black women for that” is my motto going forward. Happy Black History Month my loves! 🖤❤️💚 This episode talks about the importance of the Black feminist movement, and how Black feminis...
7 Feb 202545min
Ep. 7: The Coochie Clash: How Class Impacts a Woman’s Reproductive Decisions
In today’s episode, I talk about my new sociological theory: a woman’s class has a greater impact on her reproductive decisions than her race, income, educational level, ethnicity, religion, or geogra...
31 Jan 202540min
Ep. #6: The Black Maternal Health Crisis (Babies, Bibs, & Bedlam)
In this powerful episode, we dive into the ongoing Black maternal health crisis in America, where Black women face significantly higher rates of maternal mortality and morbidity compared to women of o...
6 Des 202457min
