Black Women Talking Back (BWTB)
Black Women Talking Back (BWTB)
Podcast Description
BWTB is a global platform for Black women in social justice work around the world to share their stories of passion, pain, hope and strategies for change. BWTB is a platform for Black Women in social justice work to speak for ourselves, about ourselves, and to each other. BWTB creates opportunity to remove the false and imposed barriers that divide us. BWTB is a platform for potential healing and wholeness for Black women that the whole world can benefit from. BWTB is an opportunity to begin shifting the paradigms created by others about Black women and rewrite our narratives for and by Black women as a legacy for young Black girls and generations to come.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on social justice, empowerment, and community healing with episodes discussing the impact of political climates on activism and exploring strategies for health and well-being in marginalized communities, exemplified by an episode featuring discussions with key organizations on how Black women catalyze change during challenging political times.
BWTB is a global platform for Black women in social justice work around the world to share their stories of passion, pain, hope and strategies for change. BWTB is a platform for Black Women in social justice work to speak for ourselves, about ourselves, and to each other. BWTB creates opportunity to remove the false and imposed barriers that divide us. BWTB is a platform for potential healing and wholeness for Black women that the whole world can benefit from. BWTB is an opportunity to begin shifting the paradigms created by others about Black women and rewrite our narratives for and by Black women as a legacy for young Black girls and generations to come.
Dr. Aleese sits down with three Black, brilliant and beautiful sistahs; Tonya Lovelace, Organizational Transformation Coach; Chrystal Ellis, Human Resource, Organizational Leadership and DEI specialist; and Lisalyn Jacobs, National Movement and Policy Consultant on all things race/gender equity-adjacent, to discuss the relevance of DEI and what impact, if any, it has made for Black women and their communities.
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