In this episode of The 1619 Party Podcast, we tackle the harmful “angry Black woman” stereotype and reframe it to honor the true beauty of our Black queens—their strength. As a Black man who has dated women from various ethnicities, I’ve seen the beauty in every culture. But when it comes to Black women, their strength is unmatched, born from a history of resilience in the face of oppression.

We explore why society often views this strength through a negative lens and how it’s time to shift the narrative. By approaching our sisters with grace and love, we can dismantle these stereotypes and celebrate the power that has always defined Black women. Join us as we dive deep into what it means to uplift and honor our community.

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In this episode of Got's To Do Better My Brotha', we discuss the looming threat of Hurricane Milton and how it ties into the larger conversation on climate change. With extreme weather events becoming more frequent and destructive, we explore how marginalized communities are often hit the hardest and what can be done to better prepare and protect them. Beyond the storm, we dive into the bold move to launch a Black-only political party—could this be the political shift our community needs? We’ll also tackle the complexities of interracial dating, weighing the pros and cons, and finish by challenging the superficiality of modern diversity initiatives through a conversation on deprogramming diversity. Tune in as we confront the pressing issues of our time, from the climate crisis to political empowerment.

Join us as we break it all down, keeping it real and relevant!

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Introducing The 1619 Party Podcast, where we explore the intersection of economics, politics, and culture within the African diaspora. In this inaugural episode, titled “A Manifesto for The New ‘Black’ Wall Street and Why We Are Not Calling It ‘Black’ Wall Street,” we interview Darren Sandy about his manifesto and his upcoming new book.

Several years in the making, Darren dives deep into the idea of Black sovereignty. We discuss the ideas behind his plan for achieving this goal, the practical steps necessary to bring it to life, and why a violent revolution is more likely to fail. We also delve into the word “Black” itself and why Darren believes it no longer serves us, offering a fresh perspective on how language shapes our identity and limits our progress.

Join us as we explore Darren’s strategic blueprint for a future where our communities achieve true independence and lasting prosperity, free from the constraints of outdated labels.

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