M.A.A.D City

from Dear Black Girl · host Unique Chapman

We're back with Ep 3 of Dear Black Girl which introduces us to a Digital Architect who currently resides at Roc Nation, is a NYU M.A. Candidate, and the creator of Bridgin' the Gap podcast Jaz. This episode covers SOOOOOO MUCH and is geared to ALL BLACK MILLENNIALS. In it Jaz speaks on being a Black Girl in the hip hop and digital space, how seeing her dad's incarceration altered her perception of the world, what it's really like being a Black Millennial, cultural appropriation within the beauty industry, sexual repression, and more!

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