Partnership and education drove Nissan to new heights this Black History Month. Together with the Black Effect Podcast Network and B Daht’s ‘I Didn’t Know, Maybe You Didn’t Either’ podcast, we helped produce 37 episodes uncovering little known Black history – with eight episodes celebrating living Black history in STEAM, curated by Nissan.
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Honoring Black History Month with Black Ambition! Tune into Episode 432 of the Real Leaders Podcast featuring Pharrell Williams and Felecia Hatcher. Sharing a few powerful words from our founder in this episode: "No matter what position we play in this world, we need to know that we can be anything. And that is the ultimate Black Ambition." ✨ Join us in celebrating Black History by acknowledging the Black Ambition within us. Tune into the episode and tag us when you do! Happy Black History Month! #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackAmbition #RealLeadersPodcast #PharrellWilliams
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We must recognize our power as individuals and a community. It’s Black History Month and this week, we embark on a meaningful journey as we celebrate the consciousness and Identity of Black People all around the world. This month is not just a time to reflect on the struggles and triumphs of the Black community—it's a time to amplify voices, honor legacies, recognize the indelible mark left by generations past and present, and explore the Global Black Experience. Listen to this episode on your favorite podcast platform heyimlistening.ca #blackhistorymonth #podcast #heyimlistening
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🎙️✨ Podcasts Spotlight for Black History Month at Freedom Tree ✨ Podcasts are an incredible way to immerse yourself in new knowledge and diverse perspectives, whether you’re on the go, doing chores, hitting the treadmill, or just relaxing! 🌍 This Black History Month, we’re excited to share a curated list of outstanding podcasts by Black producers and creators. Tune in and explore the rich tapestry of Black history and culture: 1. Historically Black: Unveil hidden stories and untold histories that shape the Black experience. 2. Black History Buff: Journey through the captivating and often overlooked stories of Black history. 3. Witness Black History: Step back in time and witness pivotal moments that shaped Black history. 4. Code Switch: Navigate the complexities of race, culture, and identity in the modern world. 5. Seizing Freedom: Uncover the stories of those who fought for freedom during the American Civil War. 🔊 Why Podcasts? These podcasts offer a unique auditory experience, bringing history to life through compelling narratives. 🎧 Join the Conversation: Which of these podcasts caught your interest? Share your thoughts, discoveries, and other recommendations in the comments below. Let’s celebrate Black History Month together! #FreedomTree #BlackHistoryMonth #PodcastSpotlight #ListenAndLearn #DiverseVoices
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Catch TonyTidbit™ on Minority Report Podcast
In episode 167, Erik and Kerel chat with TonyTidbit™, a business executive and Founder and Host of the Black Executive Perspective Podcast where Tony peels back the layers of intersectionality, systemic racism, and other challenging issues shrouding the experiences of Black professionals in America's corporate environment. Tony started his career in sales as an office manager at Amway, took a risk, moved jobs to a construction business with an acquaintance where he flourished, and then continued into the advertising industry where he has experience at AT&T, Xander, and Direct TV. Check out the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3UwYXub
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On the most recent episode of The Coin: Black History on the Other Side podcast, we delve into Harvard University's less-explored connections to slavery and institutional racism. Established in 1636, Harvard is renowned as the oldest seat of higher education in the United States. However, it is not widely known that more than 70 individuals were held in bondage by Harvard leaders, faculty, and staff from 1636 to 1783. #HarvardUniversity #slaveryawareness #educationalhistory #podcastinsights
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Distressing, especially when you think about the loss of a black studies department in the context of the history of getting black studies into the college curriculum in the first place. It was such a hard won fight. And to find it eroding 50 years later… …but the attack has been ongoing. For whatever set of complex reasons, the attack is now bearing fruit. Black studies departments have been facing increasing marginalization for many years now. This is why the wise repeat the mantra, “The struggle continues”, so that we stay vigilant. It’s important to also keep in mind the other part of that rallying cry, that is less often included: “And victory is certain”. The struggle continues, but with unwavering attention and collective effort, victory is certain.
The undergrad Black Studies degree has been cancelled by Birmingham City University. We still have MA but this is an institutionally racist move that continues the attack on Black thought in higher ed. Full vid pouring (but not spilling) the tea on the Make It Plain Podcast: youtu.be/g7-oQU2XTNY
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It is critical to recognize Black History Month as one of many opportunities to celebrate and focus on the achievements that Black people have accomplished. What will you do to learn more about Black history this month and the rest of the year? Tell me your favorite books, podcasts, and volunteer organizations! #FidelityAssociate
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It's overwhelming to realize that since starting this podcast last year, we're now nearing 10,000 subscribers! Thank you all for your incredible support and shares. In this episode, I had the privilege of sitting down with my sincere and insightful brother, Gavin Mkhabela. He offers invaluable insights and practical advice, covering everything from understanding debt and overcoming limiting financial beliefs to building generational wealth and navigating the challenges of black.
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🔊 Black Executive Men Podcast "Expressing admiration and gratitude through "tributes" can strengthen bonds and foster trust within the community." In this episode, Jewel Love emphasizes the importance of friendship within the black community, especially among successful black men. He introduces the concept of "tributes" as a way to honor and appreciate one another, focusing on recognizing the positive traits in fellow black men and expressing how their actions impact others. Jewel highlights the significance of building genuine connections, fostering trust, and unlocking the potential for both personal and professional growth within the community. Key Takeaways: • Building meaningful friendships as adults can be challenging, especially for black men. • Acknowledging positive traits in others and sharing how they impact our lives can lead to personal growth and healing. • Providing support and encouragement to fellow black men can create a network of trust and empowerment. • The practice of giving and receiving tributes can lead to deep connections, personal development, and enhanced business opportunities. https://lnkd.in/gxr-GDjf #BlackExecutiveMen #personaldevelopment #careeradvice #connection #podcast 🫱🏿🫲🏿
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Afrofuturism: The Past, Present, and Future of Black Folk Explored Discover the essence of Afrofuturism and delve into the multifaceted perspectives of black culture and its future. Explore the entertainment, art, real-world applications, and societal implications of Afrofuturism, envisioning where the black community will be in the years to come. Join us in this enlightening conversation about black people's future in various realms. #Afrofuturism #BlackCulture #FutureExploration #BlackEntertainment #ArtisticExpression #RealWorldApplications #CommunityEnrichment #SocietalImplications #BlackCommunity #FutureProspects #thefutureisblack #podcast
