S2, Ep. 56 Ebony & Ivory, Part 2

Part ONE!! You wanted it to be over, but you KNOW we had to bring it to the TABLE to get REAL to HEAL in TWO episodes! After all, we are black people from IOWA, we had to air it out!

This may be the ONLY place that you may hear the matter from different perspectives, discussed in the calmest of ways, with respect playing in the forefront, and a little humor dispersed.

Join B, EC, and Molove as they discuss the "Angel Reese," of the LSU Women's Basketball, move originating from Tony Yayo, made famous by John Cena, towards Caitlin Clark, of the Iowa Women's Basketball Team. Listen to B coming from the "Privileged Critics" and "Selective Outrage" Principles, EC who sees both sides, but saw nothing wrong with it, and Molove who has a surprising perspective to share as a former D1 NCAA athlete, who is a black woman, and has lived the experience of knowing that the "Ebony Experience," is definitely a different one than the "Ivory Experience."

Check out the ways that the He Said, She Said IA podcast squad educated those who either ran with the racial undertones in their commenting and/or had the privilege to never have to think about it "that way," let alone experience it.

Come to the table, as always, listen to the whole matter (if you can), and finish the discussions in the comments and/or with your friends and families if you can do so in the most respectful ways. We're coming in, we're laying it ALL on the table, and we're getting REAL to HEAL!!! You can't see us (just kidding).....#Letsgetrealtoheal #selectiveoutrage #Privilege #AngelReese #CaitlinClark #B #EC #MoLove

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