The Likability quotient for women office seekers seems to be more unforgiving than for men. Check out the views from Black women politicos.
Podcast – Kitchen Table Talks
Trilogy 1
“Women of Color” or “People of Color” are convenient shorthand that denies the distinct experience, not only of Black folks, but all folks...or is it?
Going into the Presidential Election Black women are generally a united front. But are there divides that separate Boomers from Millennials?
Trilogy 2
Unfettered dialogues with trans, queer and hetero Black women give heat and light to the quest for a landing space on common ground that declares Ain’t I A Woman.
Insights, affirmations and tips defy the obstacles and embrace the opportunities to Black women’s health and self-care.
This episode, voiced by women with lived experiences inside the cage, explores needs beyond the profoundly broken and unsustainable system.
Trilogy 3
A politically-aligned and generationally-diverse sister circle trade opinions on barriers holding us back from racial equity.
A friend, an auntie and "bonus" mom take us on a trip through intersectionality, AIDS stigma and the healthcare system.
A cross-generational cohort of Black women kick back and react to our favorite tidbits on Black women's voting power.
Trilogy 4
Beauty is the art of possibilities, to turn into oneself and embrace the reflection that you see. In this episode, we take on myths and celebrate our images, hues, hair and power.
Production Team
Donors
Our podcasts are possible with generous support from the following donors:
“Anonymous” Donors
Craig Newmark Philanthropies
Groundswell Fund
The Park Foundation
TD Charitable Foundation
Park Foundation
Artist Corner
We celebrate the amazing artists that are featured in our episode cover images:
Likable Enough – LaRita Dixon
Tyranny of Multiculturalism – ShareTheMicNow
Power Generations – Delita Martin
She, Her, They, Us – Brooklyn Dolly
Health Care, Self-Care, Who Cares – Cierra Lynn Taylor
Bars Beyond the Cage – Xenia Williams