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Black In The Days The podcast celebrating the complexity and the diversity of the Black experience.

Happy 105th Founders' Day to my Soooo Sweet SororZ of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. 💙🤍🕊Our Five Pearls envisione...
16/01/2025

Happy 105th Founders' Day to my Soooo Sweet SororZ of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. 💙🤍🕊

Our Five Pearls envisioned a sorority dedicated to inspiring positive change, elevating the consciousness of their community, promoting excellence in academic achievement, and fostering unity. Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood and FINER Womanhood.

In our latest episode, Patrick of .sorry dropped some serious knowledge and had recommendations for us all. He suggested...
22/06/2022

In our latest episode, Patrick of .sorry dropped some serious knowledge and had recommendations for us all. He suggested the following books to read:
1. “Until We Reckon: Violence, Mass Incarceration, And a Road to Repair” by Danielle Sered.
2. “Power/Knowledge: Selected Interviews and Other Writings: 1972-1977” by Michel Foucault, edited by Colin Gordon.
3. “Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison” by Michel Foucault.
4. “Foucault Reader” by Paul Rabinow.

21/06/2022

The conversation with Patrick Stephens of .sorry was enlightening and thought provoking. He challenged how we view the current system and forced us to look at what is possible when we designed systems that focus on the outcomes we desire….. Outcomes centered on personal accountability and actually .

We're BACK!!! Happy Juneteenth and father's day! We  are so happy to launch season 3 and to do so celebrating "freedom" ...
19/06/2022

We're BACK!!! Happy Juneteenth and father's day! 

We  are so happy to launch season 3 and to do so celebrating "freedom" with  Patrick Stephens, who after 24 years in prison was finally able to come home to his family. 

On this episode, we have a candid conversation with Patrick and his biggest supporter (his sister ). We discuss accountability for harm caused, the legal system as it is and Patrick's hope for the future.  This is a special episode and we are so excited to share Patrick's perspective with our listeners. Please check him out at .sorry.

And do us a favor and gives us a 5 star review on your podcast platform of choice and share this episode. You can find us on Apple, Spotify and Google.

13/06/2022

is back on the pod, and this time her brother Patrick joins us! Honestly friends, this conversation could have lasted hours. In this episode, Patrick discusses his time in prison, his accountability journey (.sorry ), supportive family, and his hope for the future….

How can we turn our legal system into a “justice system”. When we tell you this episode is sooooo good, believe us! Prepare to be challenged …..prepare to be inspired..

Okay. It’s beeeeeen a minute, but we’re back!!! Well, officially back June 19th aka Juneteenth, the weekend that started...
12/06/2022

Okay. It’s beeeeeen a minute, but we’re back!!! Well, officially back June 19th aka Juneteenth, the weekend that started it out for us in 2020. Life has been “lifing”, so we had to take a break but we’re back friends. We can’t wait to have you join us in our conversations. And season 3 starts off with two amazing guest ……

Rest in Power bell hooks. I will NEVER FORGET the brief conversation I had with her during my junior year at UCF as I es...
15/12/2021

Rest in Power bell hooks.

I will NEVER FORGET the brief conversation I had with her during my junior year at UCF as I escorted her while she waited for a talk she was giving.

I was a young, eager Psychology major with a minor in African American and Women's studies ready to sop up wisdom from her LIVE SPOKEN WORDS like an empty sponge.

That was 1997...this picture of her was taken in 1996 in New York.

The impact she had and the thoughts/conversations she ignited on the intersections of race, gender, place, class and sexuality will not be forgotten. 🖤🙏🏾

Character. Integrity. Service. Today, another giant of a human being has transitioned. Colin Powell the first Black Nati...
19/10/2021

Character. Integrity. Service.

Today, another giant of a human being has transitioned. Colin Powell the first Black National Security Advisor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and secretary of state in U.S. history, died at 84. Colin, son of Luther & Maud Powell, immigrants from Jamaica, lived a life of service. His service wasn’t to a political party but to the better ideals of America. Like so many Americans today we mourn his death but are also reminded that leadership requires character. Leadership requires integrity. Leadership requires service.
Thank you, Colin.

01/10/2021

It’s Friday.. and we’re feeling good about about a lot of things, especially us. Thank you for this gem .

In this week’s episode we continue the conversation on Confidence & Humility with resident guest expert . We discuss the...
15/09/2021

In this week’s episode we continue the conversation on Confidence & Humility with resident guest expert . We discuss the barriers to building confidence, strategies to build confidence and how humility is an essential part of confidence. We also make the clear distinction on what humility really is TO us vs. what the world wants it to be FOR us.

As always, we talk about how can we show up for others. What is our role, if any, in building up our community’s confidence?

Link in bio! Listen now!

In our upcoming episode,  walks us through a beautiful conversation about confidence, humility and self love. How do thi...
14/09/2021

In our upcoming episode, walks us through a beautiful conversation about confidence, humility and self love. How do this things show up and what are the behaviors of and ? How are they interwoven?

An aha moment for us was realizing that self love is also accepting the kindness of those around us. Too often we respond to kindness with “you shouldn’t have or wow, what did i do to deserve this?” YOU deserve the thoughtful gift from your friend. You deserve the recognition for your hard work. It’s okay to just accept the acts of kindness bestowed upon you. Thank you for this timely message. Episode drops Wednesday!!!!

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