Double Consciousness

Toussaint wraps up 16 years with a theater company, and Joetta regrets not buying a coffee mug.

A face app that can enhance your societal power, rank, and privilege, and a short story about the cops ruining fun, black time.

If Naomi Campbell gets maltreatment, there's no hope for really any of us.

NPR decided to ask two non-black people how they feel about the "n-word". We weren't in the room, but we're responding any way.

Why is media asking white males to verify what is racist and what isn't?

Let's call it what it is...

When does society consider black men to be adults vs. white men, and just how much Wayfair furniture are you willing to reconcile with?

Ever wonder why black hair care products, and the Hennessy is usually under lock & key?

The Children's Theater Company did a thing... and that thing results in a definitive boycott starting today.

What happens when bodies of color are made as threats to whiteness? What happens when cultures of color are monetized for profit by white business owners?

You're not alone. We were disappointed in that final season too.

When Nike says your pregnancy is an injury, does that mean female athletes should just not do it?

A white teacher, in a Saint Paul Public School, openly referred to black students by a word that you're probably thinking shouldn't be said in any scenario by a teacher in a school.

Can we talk about prison and education without talking about race?

Taylor ctl+c's the queen, and for some reason Minnesotans can't let go of the violently colonized name of a lake.

Either there were 3 people, or there weren't.

If one searches for rhinos in the wild... ahem, nevermind. Basically, if you look for trouble, you will most likely find it. 

May he rest in Power, Love, and the Peace he worked to bring to his community

Aside from reflecting on current events, in this particular episode, we reflect if we've gone too far, and perhaps too black with this podcast?

We sit down to chat with Ivory Doublette and Kiara Jackson, who star in the play School Girls (Or The African Mean Girls Play) at the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis, MN For more info on the play: http://www.jungletheater.org/schoolgirls For tickets to the play: https://bit.ly/2WknKRc