I See You, Sis

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03/30/23 • 42 min

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Black women have been bonding over shared oppression and discrimination for centuries, so why is it so hard for them to make new friends as adults? What does it look like for us to support one another? Shannon and Lisa talk queen talk on this episode of Blacktivities.

I See You, Sis

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About the Hosts

Help Support Future Minority Educators by donating to the Wilbert Bond, Sr. Scholarship Fund, created to honor Shannon's Grandfather, the first black graduate of Middle Tennessee University.

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I See You, Sis

Bring Blacktivities to your inbox - stay posted on what's happening with the pod... more black culture, black history, black perspectives, and black panache!

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Share this episode with a friend.
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About the Hosts

Help Support Future Minority Educators by donating to the Wilbert Bond, Sr. Scholarship Fund, created to honor Shannon's Grandfather, the first black graduate of Middle Tennessee University.

Continue the Conversation on Social Media:

Instagram - @blacktivitiespod

Twitter - @blackpanachellc

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Segregation and Integration: The Effects on the Black Community

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On this episode of Blacktivities, our hosts explore the history of segregation and integration in America. The impact of integration on the Black community is discussed - good and bad, and Shannon and Lisa share their own struggles with raising young black children in a society that still has not overcome racial issues. Lisa discusses an incident that changed her parenting approach regarding talking to children about race.

Segregation and Integration: The Effects on the Black Community

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About the Hosts

Help Support Future Minority Educators by donating to the Wilbert Bond, Sr. Scholarship Fund, created to honor Shannon's Grandfather, the first black graduate of Middle Tennessee University.

Continue the Conversation on Social Media:

Instagram - @blacktivitiespod

Twitter - @blackpanachellc

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Bonus: Do The Work - A Conversation About Going to Therapy with Jarratt Damn

Shannon recently had a conversation with Jarratt Damn, host of It's About DAMN Time podcast on his show. Hear them discuss going to therapy and what it really means to "do the work."

Bonus: Do The Work - A Conversation About Going to Therapy with Jarratt Damn

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Share this episode with a friend.
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About the Hosts

Help Support Future Minority Educators by donating to the Wilbert Bond, Sr. Scholarship Fund, created to honor Shannon's Grandfather, the first black graduate of Middle Tennessee University.

Continue the Conversation on Social Media:

Instagram - @blacktivitiespod

Twitter - @blackpanachellc