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Talkin' Blk is my radical safe space for Black people of all backgrounds to heal and speak our truths. I’m Kayla Elisabeth, and through this podcast, I center the experiences of Black women and children—too often overlooked and mistreated—while amplifying the strength and resilience of our communities. We challenge oppression, uplift the vulnerable, and work toward healing and liberation. This is a space for radical love, resistance, and empowerment. This isn't just talk—this is Talkin' Blk.
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Ohaji is currently an activist and speaks on the issues within the black community —how we can solve those issues as well. This conversation is had amongst black women on the daily which is why it’s pivotal to get the black mans perspective on this issue.
Not only did we discuss colorism as it pertains to black women, but black men as well. On this episode we made sure to break it down piece by piece in order to find what may be the solution to this generational curse.
1On this episode, The Young Black Panther Party Chairman, Chairman Marquay discusses what it means to be a black liberationist. We discussed our economic situation/deprivation as the black community. Diving into what capitalism truly is and how it negatively impacts the black community, we touch on economics as a whole pertaining to the black community. If you're someone who wants to liberate the black community and educate yourself, listen to this episode and enjoy! We're back!!!
This evening I had the chance to talk to a phenomenal photographer, Brody R. Nelson. We discussed the inclusion of mental health awareness in photography, as well as the inclusion of black people around the world! Go donate to the Autism Speaks fundraiser in Brody’s Instagram Bio. Instagram.com/bro.dy__
Derrick Jaxn is an author, and YouTuber who has been vouching for black women finding peace in relationships. However, Jaxn does not practice what he has preached, and I do an analysis of what exactly happened. This episode covers the generational curse placed upon the African American, and Christian community as it pertains to abuse, trauma, and misogamy. Leave a review and your thoughts!
Business woman, and collegiate Trisha Vine joins me today in having a conversation about whether or not college is a scam. Do you all feel as though college is a scam? Listen to this episode to hear our thoughts, we might be dropping a few gems loves!
Today Priscilla is back and we both discuss the silhouette challenge and Lori Harvey! What were your thoughts on the challenge? Is Lori teaching you a thing or two? Well, snuggle up and find out today!!
"You can love them, forgive them, want good things for them ... but still move on without them." — Mandy Hale
If you are struggling with getting over a breakup, then this episode is for you! In this episode I give some advice, and tips on how to get over a breakup. Keep your head up, and take it one day at a time love! | Instagram: @kaylaelisabeth
In todays episode I discuss black women and the healthcare system. There is conflict within the system and it needs attention! I also share my own experience, and battle that I've had with the healthcare system. Tune in and give us a rating!
Episode four gives you a recap of 2020, and a bit of my personal recap! 2020 was indeed a rough year. Cheers to a better year, and clarity!
Are you practicing self care? Listen to find out why self care is essential. Grab your face mask, fuzzy blanket, and relax!
Today my guest, Keyshawn and I discuss this year's election madness! How did you all feel about this year's election?
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Today I discuss the masculinization of black women in this first episode of Cocoa Hues!
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