“Australian racism is silent and because we have nobody to represent us (people of colour) on TV, apart from Waleed Aly, when stories break they’re always biased and one sided.” news.com.au/sport/sports-l…

Today’s #WCW is actress, screenwriter, director, producer, and singer Michaela Coel . I first became a massive diehard fan of Michaela watching Chewing Gum, the HILARIOUS show she created and starred in. And we first met right here on Twitter. More on her 👇🏾

Yes Issa, "My longevity will be opening the doors for others", continue to pave the way sis!

This unbreakable and almost superhuman trope needs to be reworked 🤔 we need more of a variety in representation. We are more then our strength, black women can be vulnerable , we can make mistakes! We are unique in our differences, that’s what makes us special ✨

"There is no vaccine for racism" Vice-presidential nominee Kamala Harris calls out systemic racism as the root cause of racial disparities in coronavirus-related deaths #DemConvention bbc.in/3hkhyna

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It's damaging asf!!! We'll be talking about this in our next ep. Dropping this Sunday @ 8pm

Things your worth aren’t measured by: Your hair Your likes Your family Your success Your waistline Your productivity Your mental health Your relationship status

DISGUSTING & something we will be discussing in this weeks episode. Society devalues black women and their experiences!! We see it time and time again.

We need to start holding people accountable.

Question of the week: Are men threatened by women who are unapologetic about their sexuality?

Today would have been Oluwatoyin Salau’s 20th Birthday. Our hearts still ache for you. Rest in power, Toyin 🕊

Davis first spoke out against her part in the film in 2018. bit.ly/2CCSMiq

Powerful words from a powerful visionary, thank you for your light! Rest in power 🕊️🌹

"It’s up to each of us to push back against transphobia when it presents its ugly head in spaces with the people and communities we hold dearly." #BlavityOpEd submitted by Dr. David Johns bit.ly/33Lh45f

Learning the African history of caesarean sections will help us better challenge stigma bit.ly/2YzFQSH

Question of the week: What are you currently unlearning?