Black Girl Mixtape

Dr. Treya Allen currently serves as a senior academic advisor at the University of Arizona. Her scholarship centers on elevating Black scholars and families through culturally relevant ways of knowing -both ancestral and generational found- within the Black community. She is the curator of underground retention programs for Black scholars at the collegiate level and an independent learning specialist for students in K-12. Her mission is to empower parents as the first teacher of their children and to see Black children soar academically, socially, and developmentally. You can find her on Instagram @justtreya or on Twitter @T2Allen.

EbonyJanice and LaToia Jones had a discussion on "Black Women in Politics, Imposter Syndrome, & Black Girl Joy" Visit www.blackgirlmixtape.com to learn more about the work of Black Girl Mixtape and how you can support this work.

EbonyJanice & Dr. Monica Coleman sat down recently to discuss Coleman's book, "Bipolar Faith," women in ministry, and womanism as a choice. You can learn more about Dr. Monica Coleman and her work at www.monicaacoleman.com Visit www.blackgirlmixtape.com to support this important work of centering black women as the authority on issues pertaining to blackness and womanhood.