Money Sex Power with Danetha Doe

In this Money Sex Power episode, I’m continuing the investigation of why white women fail to show up as economic allies for Black women. Today you'll meet EK. A white woman who believes she is exceptional because she has been actively doing anti-Blackness inner work for two years. 

She is the liberal white woman who says she cares about Black Lives, Black Women thriving, until it means giving up her money and/or comfort. It is then that the poor little white girl disorder takes over and she chooses to perpetuate the white status quo rather than be an economic ally for Black and Brown folks. In this episode, we talk about how she tried to sabotage me, her toxic white women friendships,  and the one-dimensional incomplete development of white women.

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If you are a white woman consuming my content,  you can compensate me for my labor by sending a Venmo payment to @DanethaDoe and/or by joining Money Makers - the paid membership program of Money & Mimosas.

In this episode, I sit down with my good friend and my favorite yoga instructor, Lorie. Lorie is a very private person but was willing to share her wisdom with us for this podcast.

She is a woman who is 1000% comfortable in her own skin, throws the most decadent dinner parties, and is fully embodies what it means to be a wealthy woman. From the financial sense to feeling empowered as a woman.

In this conversation, we talk about her upbringing in Trinidad, what culture means to her, and why the lack of culture in whiteness causes white women to dissociate from their bodies.

Resources mentioned in the episode:

1. Heal Pilates
   
2. Why yoga +the body are social and political
   
3. Money & Mimosas

In this Money Sex Power episode, you will be introduced to the Poor Little White Girl disorder.

This is a term I coined to describe how white women fail to show up as economic allies for Black women, instead choosing to play victim with the intent to protect their status within the white patriarchal system they claim to hate.

The Poor Little White Girl disorder lives within all white women - from all socioeconomic backgrounds. A few of the associated symptoms with this disorder include a debilitating scarcity mindset, manipulating others to get their financial needs met, and lying about being poor so they don’t have to take ownership of the economic abuse wielded against Black and Brown folks.

In this episode, I chat with Beka L. - a white woman - to talk about the Poor Little White Girl disorder that lives within her. Beka is a Catrice Jackson student and a member of the Money Makers - the paid membership for Money & Mimosas.  Let’s listen to Beka as she describes her journey of dismantling the racism, anti-Blackness, and the Poor Little White Girl disorder within her.

If you are a white woman, be sure to listen through to the end to hear the three journal prompts. White women - you are welcome to compensate me for my labor by sending a payment to my Venmo @DanethaDoe and/or by joining Money Makers. 

Links mentioned in this episode:

1. Catrice Jackson’s interview on the Money Sex Power podcast
   
2. Catrice Jackson’s 30-Day Crash Course for white women
   

This episode is brought to you by Money & Mimosas