S1E4- I Can't Do Jail + Toxic Masculinity

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10/22/18 • 39 min

Georgette Starr and Snap continue their conversation from episode 3 about Snap's domestic abuse scenario, how toxic masculinity and socialized thoughts led him to NOT speak up, creating safe spaces for black men, and why black men need to also cape for black women, agreeing we both need to support each other emotionally and communicate in healthier ways.

Previous Episode

S1E3- To 'YE or not to 'YE

Georgette Starr and Snap get into the complexities of Kanye and 45's bromance, hip hop referencing 45 before becoming President (keep that same energy), domestic violence, toxic masculinity, and a reminder that the the only person you can control is yourself.

SHOW NOTES: Around 41:20, the organization that Georgette was referencing is called The Cave of Adullam, based in Detroit. "The Cave of Adullam is a Transformational Training Academy (CATTA) based in Detroit, Michigan where boys who are emotionally distressed, mentally discontented and spiritually in debt, gather here to be trained and transformed into comprehensive men of the Most High. We are able to accomplish this mission through our Emotional Stability Training." Dope concept. For more info, visit http://thecatta.org.

Next Episode

S1E5- Petty Adds Up

Georgette and Snap discuss the Houston father who went viral with confronting his son's bully with compassion, Mashonda's new book about her co-parenting life with Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, and dating with children. Snap offers his own experience as a father while Georgette expresses her concerns wanting to dating someone that has children. Bon appetit.

SHOW NOTES:

Salute this man for taking a different approach https://www.instagram.com/p/BpAYFOJBXF1/?taken-by=illuminaubrey_.

We need to take care of ourselves and our little ones.