Tag: Black Love vs. Black Survival
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Episode 22: Your Black Man is a Narcissist: How to Tell and Keep Your Distance
Narcissistic Black men grapple with too many deep personal struggles to be good partners, fathers, or people to anyone. These men can’t cope with shit.
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Episode 21: The Black Fathers Subreddit Is Empty. Even Virtually, Black Fathers Are Absent.
The Black fathers who cared enough to create this space don’t care enough to maintain it. Creating a community of any kind requires active participation.
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Episode 18: Setting Boundaries and Embracing Ugly Truths
Let’s try to address actual problems without scapegoating. 🐐💩
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Episode 14: Black Men Bombard Us with Eurocentric Beauty Standards
Black women, other men see us. Want us. And love us. Today we’re talking about how Black women can challenge Black men’s cultural narratives through self-acceptance.
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Episode 11: Divested Paths: Getting to Where You Want to Be in Life
Strategies for Black women to safeguard their life plans: Protect your privacy while pursuing personal ambitions. And divest.
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Episode 7: Trapped in a Desperate Struggle, Black Men Only Know How To Be Loyal to Themselves
No woman should be afraid to walk away from mistreatment. But many black women don’t believe we have a choice. Removing ourselves from our communities can feel like tearing our families and culture apart.
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Episode 6: We Can’t Trust Black Men Because They Never Learned How to Be Good Men
What kind of man is a man if he was never taught how to be one? They let us down in unthinkable ways.
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Episode 5: Black Men Create the Worst Stereotypes for Black Women to Endure
Loving a Black man as a Black woman can feel like cosigning your own oppression.
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Episode 3: Do I Believe What I Know or What I See?
– Black men talk a lot of shit about black women. But no one knows them like their own.
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Episode 2: Stop Listening to This Nigga. Tune Him Out.
You don’t have to pay attention to men who prove they’re worthless. Do so at your own risk.
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Episode 1: Being a Black Woman Is a Sentence with No Commute.
Can a girl catch a break?
Black Women Divesting 