Ep. 49 -- Your Silence Won’t Protect You

On this week’s episode... Current Events: All pa…

An episode of the 3 Black Girls Podcast podcast, hosted by 3 Black Girls, titled "Ep. 49 -- Your Silence Won’t Protect You" was published on February 21, 2017 and runs 70 minutes.

February 21, 2017 ·70m · 3 Black Girls Podcast

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On this week’s episode... Current Events: All parties involved with #Hurtbae need to be added to the top of the prayer list Give Chance the Rapper the praise he deserves Somebody tell Carlos not to come for the Queen BET we were all rooting for you! Call me Kellyanne, the circle-talker This Week in Race News: Dear White People is coming to Netflix screen near you Rachel Lindsay, you the real Bachelor MVP Pray for Chicago Sophistaratchet Moment: Tip: DIY face toner Song: Usher - Chains (youtu.be/slN1CEUhA-E ) The Breakdown: -Are striking and protesting effective -What did we learn from the protests we’ve been a part of -Forms of resistance we see in the modern day -How to show your descent on any level Like it, Love it, Gotta have it: Alex: Bulk shopping Geneva: James Baldwin’s documentary-- I Am Not Your Negro Website: 3bgpodcast.com Instagram: 3blackgirlspodcast Twitter: 3blackgirlspod Snapchat: threeblackgirls Facebook: 3 Black Girls Podcast Email: [email protected] GooglePlay: bit.ly/Gplay3BG Soundcloud: bit.ly/Listento3BGPod Stitcher Radio: http://bit.ly/Stitcher3BG

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On this week’s episode... Current Events: All parties involved with #Hurtbae need to be added to the top of the prayer list Give Chance the Rapper the praise he deserves Somebody tell Carlos not to come for the Queen BET we were all rooting for you! Call me Kellyanne, the circle-talker This Week in Race News: Dear White People is coming to Netflix screen near you Rachel Lindsay, you the real Bachelor MVP Pray for Chicago Sophistaratchet Moment: Tip: DIY face toner Song: Usher - Chains (youtu.be/slN1CEUhA-E ) The Breakdown: -Are striking and protesting effective -What did we learn from the protests we’ve been a part of -Forms of resistance we see in the modern day -How to show your descent on any level Like it, Love it, Gotta have it: Alex: Bulk shopping Geneva: James Baldwin’s documentary-- I Am Not Your Negro Website: 3bgpodcast.com Instagram: 3blackgirlspodcast Twitter: 3blackgirlspod Snapchat: threeblackgirls Facebook: 3 Black Girls Podcast Email: [email protected] GooglePlay: bit.ly/Gplay3BG Soundcloud: bit.ly/Listento3BGPod Stitcher Radio: http://bit.ly/Stitcher3BG

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