EPISODE · Mar 14, 2026 · 39 MIN
DEEP DIVE: Breonna Taylor — Six Years Later and the Fight to Protect Black Women
from The J Spot · host J.
The conversation delves into the tragic death of Breonna Taylor, examining the systemic failures, legal battles, and the Say Her Name movement. It highlights the erasure of black women and the fight for justice. The conversation delves into the systemic violence faced by black women, the impact of viral violence, the controversy surrounding the Say Her Name movement, structural intersectionality, the strong black woman schema, and the need for culturally competent care and societal change.TakeawaysSystemic failures persistSay Her Name movement origins Systemic violence against black women occurs in domestic settings and mental health wellness checks.Viral violence can desensitize the public and strip away the victim's dignity.The Say Her Name movement faces controversy due to the co-opting of the phrase and the dilution of its original purpose.Structural intersectionality traps black women in lethal blind spots across immigration, healthcare, funding, and policing.The strong black woman schema has devastating effects on the mental and physical health of black women, and culturally competent care is essential for addressing this issue.Chapters00:00 Setting the Tone07:54 The Fight for Justice15:22 The Say Her Name Movement33:06 Culturally Competent Care and Societal Change'The J Spot' is a Jay Briar Allen production.
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