Why Hating Black Men Ain't On The Agenda Over Here

Episode 5 of the Healing Black Women Podcast podcast, hosted by Laqwanda Roberts-Buckley, titled "Why Hating Black Men Ain't On The Agenda Over Here" was published on January 11, 2025 and runs 21 minutes.

January 11, 2025 ·21m · Healing Black Women Podcast

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Summary

In this very personal episode, Laqwanda shares why she does not hate Black men and tends not to highlight romantic relationship as part of her work with Healing Black Women. This was prompted after someone who learned of her past experienced with Black men was surprised that she did not hate Black men. Learn more about our LEAVE THE REST TO BLACK WOMEN virtual conference below. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/zYH4xNyCQmKXTpm5LXx3eQ#/registration We would love t...

Episode Description

In this very personal episode, Laqwanda shares why she does not hate Black men and tends not to highlight romantic relationship as part of her work with Healing Black Women. This was prompted after someone who learned of her past experienced with Black men was surprised that she did not hate Black men.

Learn more about our LEAVE THE REST TO BLACK WOMEN virtual conference below.

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/zYH4xNyCQmKXTpm5LXx3eQ#/registration

We would love to hear from you Sis! Check out our blog, videos, free groups and more on our website. Have questions? Want to request Laqwanda our hosts to speak at your next event? You can also email us or join us on social media.

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