A Conversation With Shelia Bryant
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Shelia Bryant is running for Congress to make progressive values a priority in Maryland’s 4th District. Working together with the community, she wants to take back our country from those who oppose equality and justice. Her campaign is for the people.
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Monuments & Memorials
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Nikki and Amena talk about how Nikki is trying to change the narrative around Civil War monuments and memorials through her art.
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Fe’minite’ Noir Part 2
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Tashia Harris discusses the ways black femininity has been appropriated, co-opted and suppressed.
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Fe’minite’ Noir Part 1
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Tashia Harris discusses the ways black femininity has been appropriated, co-opted and suppressed.
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Sankofa
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Chereese Phillips discusses how genealogy and looking into our history and roots can impact black families. She shares tips for black people in search of their ancestry. Amena, Nikki & Chreese share stories from their families and their own journey with finding their roots.
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Christianity Stole My Faith
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Mambo Elizabeth Ruth explains aspects of some African Traditional religions. She discusses the ways slavery and faiths like Voodoo have shaped practices such as Hoodoo and Christianity. The hosts and guest share their experiences, both good and bad, with faith and the black church.
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You Make Me Sick!
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Dr. Lovie Jackson Foster talks about the connection between health outcomes in the black community and the oppression black people face. She makes the link between mental and physical illness and slavery. Dr. Jackson Foster outlines steps we can take to help guard our bodies and minds against a world that has traumatized us.
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Start Here
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Meet your hosts Amena and Nikki and find out what Season 1 of The Black Woman Aesthetic Podcast is all about.
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The Black Woman Aesthetic Premieres 2/19/19
The Black Woman Aesthetic
Features discussions about the complex intersections of race, gender identity, class, sexual orientation and faith. Guest’s stories affirm black women’s experiences and lets them know they are not alone.
info_outlineMambo Elizabeth Ruth explains aspects of some African Traditional religions. She discusses the ways slavery and faiths like Voodoo have shaped practices such as Hoodoo and Christianity. The hosts and guest share their experiences, both good and bad, with faith and the black church.