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Singleness A choice for some. But an automatic default for others. It doesn’t seem fair… so how do those who want to be loved and want to share a life with someone get what they want when they’re black?! Now in all transparency in our conversation we are not saying dating is easy for everybody else but Black women! And we are not saying that black women are not or don’t get married nor are we saying that black women can’t be happy being single. In a world, however, where the statistics show that black women are considered to be the most single and/ or the most divorced group of all other women… the question arises why?! And what can be done?! Well, here at All About Errythaang, we tackle this issue and discuss this reality for so many women in our community. I do this with my best friend, Lisa aka Lis Lis! She brings an amazing insight and discusses the responsibilities that both black women and men contribute to this issue! This is part 2 on Black Love: What is our Responsibility to Each Other!! If you haven’t listen to part 1, where I interview my husband go check it out! Alright y’all let’s start the show! Check out the link while the promo lasts for Declare + Decree Apparel: https://dndapparel.com/discount/AAEFREE

Sorry for the little hiatus…podcasting isn’t my only job yet—- Let God take care of that dream. However, I thought would only be fair to give two brand new episodes!!! Part 3 of the bonus series, “The Disillusionment of Christianity” and Part 2: Black Love: Singleness. Alright Errythaang Fam! Enjoy!

From accountability to knowing who we truly are in Christ. We have had history fraught with problems. But again we’re not alone. In this final segment of this series we directly confront the disillusionment of Christ! We also recommend ways to heal by only falling at the feet of Christ! It’s not an easy journey but the freedom and the unconditional love that only Christ can give is worth every step. For us, his future is brighter than any dream. So, the question is how can you minister to those in pain? Here’s part 3. Additional voices included Pastor Sammie Dow, Jr and T. K. Special Guests: Kaj and Meems. If you want to reach out to the show, please write to us at [email protected]. Look forward to your letters Errythaang Fam!

Part 2: “Hard- pressed on every side, yet not crushed. Perplexed, but not in despair.” What happens when this pressure, pain, opposition comes from within? But before we answer that should we consider the term, “church hurt”? As you will hear we break this down and ask ourselves is it “church hurt” or is it people hurt? People of God we have to do better! Keyword People!!!We are the ones who are letting people down. I must say I do not support and have never been affiliated with Hillsong. I literally just liked a song that their praise team won a Grammy for. I want to make this clear because I want true accountability. It saddens my heart to know of the painful experiences people have had in their walk. But I know that the true and living God is not of that in any shape or form. We continue our discussion of how “People” have hurt people in church. There are also mentions of sexual abuse. If you or someone you know is being abused please call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 for help. If you haven’t heard part 1 of this bonus series please check it out. DECLARE +DECREE Apparel free shipping link: https://dndapparel.com/discount/AAEFREE use until Aug. 31st!

Pain, Agony, Turmoil, Shame… are these words you associate with Christianity? Unfortunately for some people they have but why? There has always been two groups believers and non believers. But in some cases the latter group is receiving more converts. In this 3-part bonus series, we explore “church hurt” and how it creates disillusionment of Christianity. But we don’t leave it there because as Christians we believe that Christ never intended for this pain and if anything He can be the greatest source of comfort while seeking forgiveness and redemption. But how can you find Christ in a world that seems to not to believe in his power or his very existence? In this series, I’ll be tackling this issue with my amazing sisters Kaj and Meems! So buckle up it’s going to be a good one… Let’s start the show Errythaang Fam! Here is our response to Amber Rose’s recent comments on Christianity and Hulu’s riveting documentary, The Secret of Hillsong.

By no means are we perfect but what God has put together let no man separate… we live by this word to the best of our ability. Taking this oath in front of God, friends and family is a big deal. Those who know… know that it can’t be taken lightly. And that it takes hard work to keep it. In a world where so many people claim to have the magic answer on how to first to become married and to stay married… you can easily get tangled up in what they say and do! Even find yourself comparing without truly understanding this key phrase: what God has for you He has for you! No, I’m no marriage expert, counselor, or any other title. I just want to again show you another layer of my identity of being a married woman. But we’re not just going to stop there because as I have researched and discussed with loved ones and friends being black and married is sometimes like an anomaly. My question is why? Black love is very precious when you understand the history. That’s why it’s so celebrated in our culture! As all love should be! But in today’s episode we’re going to explore Black love in two phases: Marriage and Being Single, we’ll also look at it from the male and female perspectives ! I’ll be joined by two amazing guests and some of my favorite people… my husband and my best friend. All right y’all let’s start the show! Be sure to check out DECLARE + DECREE Apparel and receive free shipping. Click on the link while promo lasts: https://dndapparel.com/discount/AAEFREE

Hey Errythaang Fam! I know I know you ready for another episode and I got you! We working on it right now! But ya girl is busy between the much needed vacation days and preparing for back to school! Woo it’s hard out here but nonetheless we’ll be back with an episode that will be sure to give you all the feels… next up is black love! Oh yeah you don’t want to miss it! Ok fam stay tuned!

In today’s episode we explore another part of my identity, my faith in Jesus Christ. We discuss how despite my shortcomings Jesus still loves me and chose me! It is here where we come to fill our cups and push through! You’ll hear soul soothing songs from and or mentioned about Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Hillsong, and Gateway Church! Also hear from Austin, TX Pastor Vecente Coatney, III from Greater Mt. Zion Church. Let’s get into it Errythaang Fam! Also major deal exclusively for All About Errythaang listeners! The faith-inspired motivational streetwear brand for men and women, DECLARE + DECREE APPAREL is discounting us free shipping with purchases made from now til August 31, 2023! Use the code: AAEFREE to receive shipping! Here is the link to place your order today: https://dndapparel.com/discount/AAEFREE

Hey Errythaang fam! We are back with part two on Black Motherhood. If you haven’t already listened to part one, please do so! It really is great introduction to who I am as your host and my amazing guest, my mother. We continue our conversation and directly speak about the film, A Thousand and One, directed by A. V. Rockwell and starring Teyana Taylor. Now let me warn you we definitely get into some spoilers. So go watch the film!!! Alright y’all let’s start the show.

In this episode, you get to know who I am through the eyes of my wonderful mother. In our conversation we tackle what her experience was like becoming the mother of three girls and the challenges she faced that most black women can relate to. From the excitement of becoming pregnant to the life threatening discussions of her battling Preeclampsia in the birthing of my twin sisters. This is part one of our discussion on black motherhood. Part two will focus on the critically acclaimed film, A Thousand and One, starring Teyana Taylor.

Hi I’m Alby L! I’m on a journey discovering my voice in the roller coaster called life. Listen in on my fantastic day at the one and only Atlanta History Center. I break down the nuisances of how this experience speaks to my new found identity as a Georgian. The question of “Where are you from?” can be so loaded even for a girl like me who is originally from Tennessee. I explore the ideas of slavery and how it connects to my new home but continues to inform my black experience. So buckle up and let’s discuss errythaang!