Episode 4: Brown Sugar (10 Year Challenge Edition)

Many of us can relate to Andre Romulus Ellis (Taye Diggs) from one of the best movies ever made, Brown Sugar. It’s all about remembering your why & what made you fall in love with your version of hip-hop. In episode 4, Kay Michelle & LaShaye...

An episode of the Black Woman Revealed podcast, hosted by Black Woman Revealed, titled "Episode 4: Brown Sugar (10 Year Challenge Edition)" was published on January 28, 2022 and runs 67 minutes.

January 28, 2022 ·67m · Black Woman Revealed

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Many of us can relate to Andre Romulus Ellis (Taye Diggs) from one of the best movies ever made, Brown Sugar. It’s all about remembering your why & what made you fall in love with your version of hip-hop. In episode 4, Kay Michelle & LaShaye deconstruct the #10YearChallenge, discussing how they are reconnecting and evolving into the beautiful Black women they’ve always been.

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Many of us can relate to Andre Romulus Ellis (Taye Diggs) from one of the best movies ever made, Brown Sugar. It’s all about remembering your why & what made you fall in love with your version of hip-hop. In episode 4, Kay Michelle & LaShaye deconstruct the #10YearChallenge, discussing how they are reconnecting and evolving into the beautiful Black women they’ve always been.

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