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May 20, 2025 1 hr 15 min

Are You Weaponizing Being Pro-Black Without Knowing It?

from He's A Guy Podcast

Can you be too Pro-Black? What starts as pride can sometimes lead to unspoken tension, and in this episode, we’re unpacking all of it. In this powerful conversation on the He’s a Guy podcast, we’re joined by Coach Stephen, a basketball coach who works with many Black kids, to explore what being pro-Black means in today’s world and whether some of us may be unintentionally weaponizing that identity. From racial microaggressions and internalized self-hate to the real tension of allyship and the influence of cultural pride, this episode holds nothing back. 🎧 Timestamps - Introduction: What does "Pro-Black" really mean? - When does being Pro-Black become too Pro-Black? - The day a woman asked: “Why are Black people here?” - Snow bunnies only? Self-hate & dating preferences - Coaching Black kids while staying true to yourself - Are we living Pro-Black... or just saying it? - Racial profiling, ski masks & street instincts - Are you doing too much (or not enough) as an ally? 💬 Join the conversation in the comments — Can someone be too Pro-Black? 🔔 Like, subscribe & hit the bell for more real, unfiltered dialogue from He’s a G 🔗 Follow He’s a Guy: 📲 TikTok & Instagram: [@hesaguypod] 📲 Facebook: [@hesaguypodcast] Guest Instagram: @rwibasketball 📢 Connect with the hosts: 📲 Instagram [@t⁠ychoncarter⁠ @⁠jiimmy0131⁠ @⁠mindstateu⁠ @⁠_thacalm⁠

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