On Serena Williams’ Identity in Tennis
Today, I talk about Serena Williams. How does her identity as a black woman contradict the sport she excels at?
Standing Rock in America’s Tradition of Indigenous Suppression
The disregard of indigenous land is an American reality. I cover this country's imperialistic relationship with the Native American community and show the importance of Standing Rock's current position.
The Black Role in Literature (feat. Writer Camryn Garrett)
Camryn Garrett -- a teenage author, filmmaker, and creator -- joined me to talk about the way Black people participate and are portrayed in modern literature and writing.
#NoDakotaAccessPipeline (feat. Activist Nolan Hack)
I talk with Nolan Hack, a Black activist. Nolan and I discuss why Native Americans are staunchly opposing construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. He explains why efforts to protect Native land and lives are so important today.
A Podcast Hub for People of Color (feat. Berry)
On today's podcast, I am joined by Berry. She formed Podcasts In Color in 2015, which is an online directory that compiles podcasts created by people of color. We talk about the importance of Podcasts in Color and more.
The Importance of Kemba’s “Negus” (feat. Kemba)
I'm joined by Kemba, a rapper from NYC that just released album "Negus." In the masterpiece of an album, Kemba shares his perspective of life as a young Black male in America. We talk about his creations, the music scene, society today as black men, and much more.
