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2:47Brown Ambition · Rooting for Everybody Black [In Business]
need to know what's coming next. Subscribe at truest.com slash beyond podcast. Copyright Truist Securities Incorporated, member FINRA and SIPC. I think Black women where we live are so involved in the community and are so community oriented that to be able to mobilize votes, we're much more ... communities were able to help raise and really like stand behind her. And we do that all the time. This is kind of what Black women do. Yeah. I'm so interested to see like how it continued to plays out in 2026. You know, we have midterms and then
Episode aired 2025-08-13
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8:47Higher Learning · Sydney Sweeney’s Jeans, Kamala’s '107 Days,' and the Aging of ‘Martin’ Jokes | Higher Learning | The Ringer
jokes that Martin was spewing out at Pam. Right? Because they played into negative stereotypes that I felt like white people have about black women. He would call her a beast. He would compare her to a monkey, dogs. What else did he say? He would talk about her hair ... makes sense like we are black black people have wait so a lot of black people criticized you a lot of black people criticized you a lot of black people criticized to talk about Hulk Hogan period now I understand it we are black we have
Episode aired 2025-08-01
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2:58Earn Your Leisure · Why Selling Isn’t “Selling Out” | Richelieu Dennis on Essence Fest Fallout & Black Business Issues
some real insight and, um, an understanding of what a, the consumer needed, um, what was missing, you know, people weren't focused on black women. They weren't focused on building products specifically for, for her needs. And at the time they were primarily only building products that were ... natural hair and, and, and natural, um, uh, solutions. Um, and, um, and then went into retail and transformed how retail engaged with black women. It was, it was completely unacceptable the way that retailers were treating, um, black women as consumers. And so we're, we're very proud
Episode aired 2026-03-26
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4:51Decisions, Decisions · EP 447: Finding Love & Sharing Results (ft.Danielle Campbell & Raheem DeVaughn)
years, we've heard our male gay friends talk about it. And now we get to have the conversation for our number one demo, Black Women and all our other sisters in there. Period. The 27 Caucasians. Okay. Oh Lord, not the 27 Caucasians. We've been joking ... Because, like, first off, I say it all the time. We have men who aren't able to live in their best selves and black women are a part of that because we don't provide a safe space for them to live out. Oh, that's a tramitory
Episode aired 2025-11-17
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0:00Happy Black Woman · 137: The Mid-Year Reset for Black Women Entrepreneurs: 5 Steps to Get Back on Track With Your Business Goals
Welcome to the Happy Black Woman podcast, the show for Black women entrepreneurs who want it all. I'm your host, Rosetta Thurman, and if you're ready to stop settling and start creating the life and business you really want, you're definitely in the right place ... second half. So go to the link in the show notes and download your free copy of my mid-year review guide for Black women entrepreneurs. It's 15 pages of journal prompts that's really going to help you make sense of what the last six months really
Episode aired 2026-07-02
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9:33Higher Learning · Do the Epstein Files Matter? Is Rachel an Auntie? Plus, Interracial Relationships and a New Diddy Doc
something else they have all these programs and foundations that continue to pour into black culture and into the black community they continue to mentor and be an inspiration to black women as black women nothing that they have done has shown me that they hate themselves they people ... might have been married to a black man who knows i do also know though that with a black man that would not be an excuse i've been treated shittily by black women so now let me go try white women and marry a white woman we also
Episode aired 2025-12-30
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0:00Rich Black Woman · From Excluded to Empowered: The Subversive Leader Movement with Dr. Chisolm
learn more about your platform and what you've created for women like us and as i mentioned in the introduction so many times black women do feel overlooked underestimated we are not given the same opportunities the goalpost shifts the criteria shifts suddenly when there are leadership opportunities ... work that i do now is very personal to me and is directed at communities and people who look like me particularly black women zamara is the ai colleague that i have developed and i developed her as a coaching colleague for folks who normally don't get access
Episode aired 2026-06-11
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27:32Higher Learning · Pete Hegseth’s Investigation, and the Danish Deception
Donnie. Thank you, Donnie. They are eating her ass up on the internet. I was about to say. Okay, cool. They are, and particularly black women, to which, and we should put this up in post, to which, it's so bad for her right now, right ... scamming other women right now. But people are like, listen, Anyeka, it's clear that he got away with all of this. This is black women saying this. This man got away with all of this because he was your perfect white man. You thought that you had made
Episode aired 2025-12-02
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2:16Louder Than A Riot · Beauty is in the eye of the male gaze: DreamDoll, Doechii and Baby Tate
looking through. Shit. Sometimes internalized massage noire comes for the girls too. A lot of times people just enjoy disrespecting women, especially black women. It's just like a battle that we have to go through just because especially now with social media, people think ... weird. I want it to be abstract. I want it to scare people. This challenges a lot of our ingrained notions about nudity and Black women's bodies in hip hop. As TDE started to look for a director to execute this vision, the difficulty to find someone, it gave
Episode aired 2023-03-30
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1:09Rich Black Woman · Rich, Black & Trading: The New Financial Flex featuring Dr. Laquore Meadows
trader, options trader, and overall just a financial literacy guru. And she has spent her life and dedicated it to helping Black women build generational wealth through smart investing and trading. And if you've ever wondered how to make your money move with purpose, wondered what the heck ... guest's new book, Income on Demand, the complete playbook for beginning stock traders. Now, let's get rich. Wow. Welcome to the Rich Black Women Podcast, where we empower women to be rich in mind, body, and bank. And I'm your host, Yaz. And I am delighted
Episode aired 2025-11-09
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0:00BlackCEO Podcast · Unleashing Brilliance: Black Women, Superpowers, and the Workplace - Inspired by Rachel Caesar
Unleashing your superpowers, how black women can thrive without shrinking. Welcome to an extraordinary journey of empowerment, resilience, and unapologetic brilliance. Today, we're diving deep into a conversation that's not just game-changing, it's world-altering. I recently had the incredible privilege of interviewing Rachel Caesar ... true force of nature who's rewriting the narrative for black women in the workplace and beyond. Rachel isn't just a successful businesswoman. She's a beacon of hope, a catalyst for change, and a living testament to the power of authenticity. Her insights and experiences are reshaping
Episode aired 2025-06-06
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0:20The Breakfast Club · Black Maternal Health Week Part 2
affects someone else somewhere else, but the truth is it's impacting our community and some of us are being hit harder than others. Black women make up just 13% of the women in the U S yet account for nearly half of new HIV diagnosis amongst women. Taking care ... feel like it could happen to us. There's this feeling like that. And a similar feeling emerges when you see these stories of black women who are navigating the healthcare system and who experience this type of pain and harm and also life, right? You feel like
Episode aired 2026-04-17
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1:20Perspektives with Bank · Pour Into Your Purpose with Lex P
friendship and it has nothing to do with podcasting. We're traveling. We're eating. You know, we're showing people where to go. Black women and black men where to go whenever you travel. It's completely different from poor minds. So the fact that we've done that ... tell you something. When we sell out these venues or when we selling something, 98% of the people who are purchasing are women. Black women at that. I really hate to see black women or just women in general, anybody, men, anybody who has black supporters. And they be like
Episode aired 2025-06-16
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0:28The Breakfast Club · The people vs. Essence Festival— their responsibility vs. ours
Magazine, I'm hoping you guys would know. But if you do not, Essence Magazine is a cultural staple for black narrative, black conversation, black women, black fashion, just black, black, black, black, all things us. When Essence Magazine was created, it was actually created with the vision to solely ... focus on black women. And our stories, our narratives, again, our fashion. And just give us a place that was ours and an ally in the media space because there was nothing like that. It was actually, you know, from very on-site, it was deemed, you know, by onlookers
Episode aired 2025-07-08
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0:21Pour Minds · Bird Behavior ft. Joe Budden
something that affects other people. But it is hitting our own community. Hard. Black women make up about 13% of women in the US, but account for nearly half of all new HIV diagnoses around women. And being proactive doesn't mean you just don't trust your partner ... something that affects other people. But it is hitting our own community. Hard. Black women make up about 13% of women in the U.S. But account for nearly half of all new HIV diagnoses around women. And being proactive doesn't mean you just don't trust your partner
Episode aired 2025-12-12
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0:21Decisions, Decisions · Selective Ignorance: Ep. 50 | Black History Month: Mr. Morale & The Lemon Pepper Steppers
affects someone else somewhere else, but the truth is it's impacting our community and some of us are being hit harder than others. Black women make up just 13% of the women in the U.S. yet account for nearly half of new HIV diagnoses amongst women. Taking care ... story. So let's talk. We like to think HIV is something that affects other people. But it is hitting our own community. Hard. Black women make up about 13% of women in the U.S. But account for nearly half of all new HIV diagnoses around women. And being proactive
Episode aired 2026-02-10
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0:20Decisions, Decisions · Selective Ignorance: Ep. 61 | Adulting, Alleged Kinks & Akon's Science
seen one of his videos pop up and I'm looking in the comments. I'm like it's nothing but black women. Black women. And it was very discouraging to me. So I made a video address. I'm like hey I want to you know have space ... spaces for black men. Yeah. And it was. And then of course he used the old I'm trying to protect black women because this is why black women have a high AIDS rate. I say oh. Oh yeah. So he just changed all the boxes. Ironically you can actually
Episode aired 2026-04-28
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3:00Straight Shot No Chaser · What is next for the Straight Shot No Chaser podcast
just go get a trade. But guys, we need more black men in the space. We really do. It's majority black women. It really is. And this ain't no diss. And this ain't no somebody. Just get a trade. We got enough carpenters. We could always stand ... debate with him and DeSantis. He brings that energy that they need. Because contrary to Papa Leap, even though y'all keep saying black women are going to save it. We need white men on white men violence. Let the white folks, let them fight this out. And so Gavin
Episode aired 2025-08-23
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16:47Club Shay Shay · Stop Hating On Dr. Cheyenne Bryant! | The Truth After Dark
said that you weren't. Listen, I don't have a problem with Jamie Foxx because Jamie Foxx never talks down on black women. He never says nothing bad about black women. Does he have a preference of an older white lady? Yes. Is that what you want? Cool ... white though. But the point is, is Jamie Foxx has a type. So who cares? Does he talk bad about black women? No. Should he have said that in his comedy special? Yeah, because it was funny. It was on stage? Yeah. Oh, come on, y'all reaching. He said
Episode aired 2026-05-16
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5:39The Latest with Loren LoRosa · Protected Species? Angel Reese Speaks Out + Wendy Williams Update
league. And then Brondello issued an apology early on Saturday, which of course she had to. I mean, she plays with all black women. That's another thing. It's like every time one of these instances happen, people love to argue like what is like, okay, she said this ... from like where she's from. It's okay because it's known as this. But like you're with a bunch of black women. You're playing, you're working in a WNBA from coaches to staff to the actual players. Like you're hearing and seeing the things
Episode aired 2026-07-20