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Talk Some Shit

by Hannah L. Drake

Real Talk about racism, politics, and feminism - unfiltered and unapologetic.

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Episodes

  1. Rise

    This is our moment. Do not fear it. Embrace it. This moment where life has brought us together. Where we stand ready to rise and greet the dawn.

  2. Will Smith and the Shattered Fragments of Black Men

    How many Black men pretend that they are okay when they are not okay? How many Black men are trying to smile through the pain? How many Black men spend years swallowing down sadness, pretending they are fine? If we are going to construct narratives, let us build narratives that tell Black men…

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  3. Dear White Women, It's Not You, It's Me. I'm Breaking Up With You!

    It would have been too much like right for Jane Campion to leave Black women out of her speech. Leave Black Women Alone! As the saying goes, it is not you, it is me. Throughout history up until today, you have always been who you are, and it is my fault for not believing what you showed me. What…

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  4. When It Comes To The Murder of Breonna Taylor, There is No Glass Half Full

    Why must the road to reform be paved with our bodies, bones, and blood? Why must we fight through rage before we ever get to redemption? There is no silver lining when I look at the murder of Breonna Taylor and the aftermath.

  5. Black Joy Is An Act Of Defiance

    For 2022 choose your peace. Find your joy. As Black people, we must put boundaries around our joyful moments and protect them at any cost. Do not continue to allow this world to rob you of your joy. You are free to pursue a life of happiness, which doesn’t require White people’s permission. When...

  6. Karen Is You

    Just looking at Karen, she seems harmless. She is often very unassuming and is non-threatening in appearance. While the Karen memes are sweeping across the internet and becoming a part of our lexicon, it is important to note women like Karen are dangerous women.

  7. Love Letter To Black Women

    It’s difficult sometimes because we know the reality of being Black in America and it easy to forget about things like love and joy and laughter and peace. But we all need those things. Sometimes because the world has been so harsh it is difficult to love and allow yourself to be loved. But you...

  8. Be Like Bob

    I challenge you for 24 hours to Be Like Bob. If you catch yourself apologizing for nothing whatsoever, ask yourself, “What would Bob do?” If you want to call your statement stupid before you say it, ask yourself, “What would Bob say?” When someone attempts to steal your idea in a meeting, think,...

  9. I Am Not A Person of Color. I Am Black.

    Just because we are minorities does not mean that we view our struggles the same. Many Persons of Color are anti-Black. Many minorities will side with a White person if it means they can be near the proximity of Whiteness. I am not a POC. I am Black.

  10. Black Women Do Not Exist To Save You

    We cannot nurse you through racial discord. We cannot hold your hand through fighting racism because both our hands are too busy fighting to save our lives and family’s lives. Throughout history, we have left breadcrumbs of our resistance. We have written the playbook on how to fight for liberation.

  11. Do Not Move Off The Sidewalk - Holding Your Space In A White World

    My challenge for Black people and People of Color, particularly Black women and Women of Color, is to hold your space. I challenge you for the next 24-48 hours to be aware of your body in spaces and do not move for a White person or make any apologies for physically occupying any space. You are...

  12. It Is Time We Had A White History Month

    If they are working overtime to hide REAL HISTORY ask yourself why? When people work so hard to hide something ask yourself what are they trying to hide? It is time for White people to learn White History.

  13. Fix It, Black Girl

    Why are Black women always called in to "fix it?" Black women are not the clean up women. Black women are not required to fix it.

  14. There Will Be No Cookies

    Oh, my. I’m sorry. Here, there will be NO cookies. NO ONE is handing out cookies for you doing the RIGHT THING. It is almost like me handing a chocolate chip cookie to the sun and saying thank you for shining. I am not today, tomorrow or EVER going to hand out cookies because White people see the...

  15. Imagine Your History Being So Horrible You Want to Ban People From Learning It

    Imagine your history being so horrible you want to ban people from learning it. This Black history month it is time for America to face its true history.

  16. Black Women, It Is Okay To Let Go Of Your Cape

    I am challenging Black women to reclaim you. Reclaim yourself. Find your peace and your center. Reclaim the true meaning of self-care before the world took it and commercialized it. As Audre Lorde said, “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence; it is self-preservation, and that is an act of...

  17. Dear White People, You Cannot Legislate Your Way Out of Discomfort

    I find it funny yet typical that White people want to legislate their way out of discomfort. Since they cannot control the undeniable truth, they will attempt to control how it makes them feel. When laws like the Individual Freedom bill and others we have seen around the country are written, they...

  18. Before You Quote Dr. King To Feel Good...

    Before you rush to Google on Monday to search for a quote that you can post by Dr. King, I would ask that you look at the totality of his life and message and hold it up to the way you live your life. Do not merely quote words that make you feel good and do not challenge your thinking and…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Real Talk about racism, politics, and feminism - unfiltered and unapologetic.

HOSTED BY

Hannah L. Drake

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Real Talk about racism, politics, and feminism - unfiltered and unapologetic.

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