Chattel slavery kept mothers and babies in bondage for centuries, so it’s important to explore how it still impacts our community today. Frederick Douglass was an iconic African American abolitionist, writer, speaker, and statesman. Born into slavery in Talbot County, Maryland around 1818, he escaped in 1838 and became one of the leading voices in the fight against […]
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TBS16: Compassionate Parenting And The 3 Truths Behind Why We Still Whup Our Children.
In today’s show, I share 3 reasons why we still justify beating our children. I also reveal how compassionate parenting can help us stop. Details of the show includes: Why I was scared to become a parent. How and why we disconnect from our bodies. Why we can’t admit that our parents were abusive. […]
TBS14: Honoring Dr Welsing’s Birthday with Gus T Renegade from C.O.W.S. Radio.
Brothas and Sista’s, I am so excited for you today because it’s The Black Steps first interview and a legendary one at that! In this episode, I am humbled to be chatting with Gus T Renegade from C.O.W.S (Context of White Supremacy) radio show to honor the birthday of the late, great, counter racist scientist, […]
TBS12: Is Racism A Mental Illness?
Greetings Family, In today’s show, I explore racism and narcissism as it relates to the 9 diagnostic traits in European psychology. Details of the content are as follows: Why I want to explore the link between racism and narcissism. The 9 diagnostic psychotherapy traits of narcissism. 5 summarised narcissistic characteristics of white supremacy. 1: The […]
5 Loving ways to manage racial stress.
In my previous post, I shared Jesse William’s powerful speech from the BET music awards, where he shared the unapologetic truth about our black pain. Many felt empowered at being acknowledged on such a public platform, and his speech along with our appreciation went viral. However like clockwork, it didn’t take long for white supremacy […]