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Sep 16, 2019 32 min

Me & Somebodys Son

from All Things Melanin Hosted by Shelby and Erica

This week, we discuss social media meme's depicting ----relationship goals,---- the journey to being positive - even when you don't feel like it, and our take on friendships in and out of seasons in our mentor moment. We're leaving you with a word of encouragement from Psalm 16:11. Email us at [email protected] to to submit a question for our mentor moment segment. Subscribe to our blog at wwww.allthingsmelanin.org and connect with us on social media:Facebook: www.facebook.com/allthingsmelanintv/, Instagram:www.instagram.com/allthingsmelanin__/ , Twitter: twitter.com/melanintv_ YouTube:

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