Talking about the different forms of play: physical, spiritual, sexual and emotional #Bwgsymposium2024 #Blackgirlsplay

Be it resolved, that the National Conference of Black Political Scientists extends its deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Dr. Boris E. Ricks.

There is liberation in being a free Black girl. We see it in VP Harris’ laugh, Audre Lorde’s writing, and all the wild Black women who walk to their own beat.

I’m hoping that someone Amazon can help me figure out why a canceled account is still incurring charges.

Black Women Talk COVID--a multimedia website. Coming Feb. 1, 2024. Stay tuned. #Blackwomen #Blackwomentalk #BlackwomentalkCOVID

Feb. 1, 2025, at 1 p.m. will be the launch of Black Women Talk COVID. Be sure to check it out linktr.ee/BLKWomenCOVID

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The second podcast discusses the impact of #COVID on the life cycle of #Blackwomen. Shamara Wyllie and Keisha Bentley-Edwards. They are dropping bars.

Meet Susan Smith: "The research I gained answered this overarching question. What was the lived experience based on the intersectionality of race and gender for African American female executives since May of 2020?" Check out our website for more info! #blackwomentalkcovid

Lavender Fields, by Julia Jordan-Zachery encourages one to explore what it is like to call out "I am here, where are you?" Our website contains resources that provide insight into Black women's experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. #book #resource #covıd #blackwomen #blackwomentalkcovid

Julia Jordan-Zachery says: “As a little girl, when I hurt or was afraid, my mother would say, “tell muh ‘bout it.” We invite you to share your stories with us. Check out our website for more information. #blackwomentalkcovid #story #covid #blackwomen #oralhistory

Episode 4 comes out 4/5! Julia Jordan-Zachery and Aquita Burrus discuss what it was like for Black women to grapple with a lack of community while attempting to maintain some sense of normalcy during COVID. The full episode will be available 4/5! #podcast #blackwomen #story #oralhistory

Check out this clip from episode 4 of our podcast! What does self-care mean to you? #podcast #story #Listen #COVIDー19 #blackwomentalkcovid #news #SelfCare #SelfLove #BlackWomen

Listen to "A Mother and a Daughter: Intergenerational Experiences with COVID-19" by COVID Unmasked: Black Women's Stories. creators.spotify.com/pod/show/covid…

It's live! Tune in to the final episode of Covid Unmasked with Julia Jordan-Zachery and Makeen Zachery on our website. Link in bio. #blackwomentalkcovid #podcast #covidunmasked #COVID_19

Check out the last podcast in our series where Julia Jordan-Zachery and Makeen Zachery talk gardening and other ways of spending time during the pandemic. #blackwomentalkcovid #selfcare #COVID #pandemic #podcast

⭐Resource Spotlight⭐ Semhle, Sbwl: Where Black Women Can Meet Grief During and Beyond a Pandemic by Dr. Mbali Mazibuko (PhD) is a chapter of Lavender Fields by Julia Jordan-Zachery . This chapter explores grief and covid. Listen in to this excerpt from the chapter. #blackwomentalkcovid #oralhistories