Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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The purpose of the show is to provide a critical examination of society and culture through the intersectional lens of race, gender, and class, more specifically it seeks to provide a COUNTER-NARRATIVE. The Show encourages a reflective assessment and critique of unique standpoints and their potential contribution to popular discourse.
Unknown Host hosts The Counter-Narrative Show, a education show with 43 episodes published.
In this heartfelt episode of My Black is Beautiful and My Melanin is Poppin: Beauty Blab, the host and her guests Corey Singletary and Arlene Blake dive into the complexities of Black motherhood, with a special focus on
In a discussion on "Black Men Vote: Trump & Hillary," two black men with differing political views shared their perspectives. Derek, a Hillary supporter, expressed growing disillusionment with the political process, citi
The discussion on healing Black families from the inside out featured Dr. Sharonda Davis, Donna Godfrey, Chasity Chandler, and Carl Laurie. Dr. Davis emphasized the importance of African American women owning their stori
Rasheem and Candace discuss the role of racialized social workers in policy development. Candace, a recent MSW graduate, emphasizes the importance of social workers' frontline experience in addressing institutional and s
The Counter-Narrative show discussed misconceptions about polyamory, emphasizing that it's not just about sex but involves deep emotional connections and communication. Participants shared their experiences, highlighting
The Counter-Narrative show explored the lack of diversity in the cannabis industry. Key statistics include 12% of Americans as active marijuana users, a 67% increase in cannabis sales in 2020, and a $61 billion US indust
The Counter-Narrative show featured Natoya and Joy, two black women entrepreneurs, discussing their businesses and challenges. Natoya's brand, Amazing Sophistication, is a footwear line inspired by her children's initial
Rasheem hosts a discussion with Ali Hassan and Forus about their experiences as brown and foreign individuals in the U.S. Ali, originally from Rockville, Maryland, with roots in Hyderabad, India, discusses the challenges
The discussion on race, politics, and social justice featured Vicky J, a beauty YouTuber and social justice advocate, and Carl, a minister and PhD student. They discussed Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest, prais
Brooklyn Taylor, a dating coach and matchmaker, discussed compatibility and choosing the right mate on the "Hers, Mine and Yours" show. He emphasized that compatibility is about finding a partner who complements you, not
Rasheem hosts Davon Love, Director of Public Policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle (LBS), to discuss the transition from protests to policy. Davon, co-founder of LBS, traces his journey from policy debate to advocac
Rasheem hosts a discussion on race, gender, and incarceration, featuring three black women with personal experiences of incarceration. They discuss the challenges of transitioning back into society, including employment,
The Counter-Narrative Show discussed white supremacy in nonprofit environments with Devon Love, Director of Public Policy at Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle. Love highlighted the pathologizing of black people, the margin
The Counter-Narrative show discussed black pathology and the nonprofit sector with Dayvon Love, Director of Public Policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle. Love critiqued the nonprofit industrial complex, emphasizing
The Counter-Narrative show discussed urban farming and food justice in Baltimore with experts including Mama Saray, Franco Mueller Paz, Ms. Harris, and Brother Lee Jordan. Key points included the definition of food sover
The Counter-Narrative Show explored the Strong Black Woman through a wellness lens, featuring Dr. Jeanette Wade, Dr. Parker, Dr. Alexander, and Dr. Giscombe. Dr. Wade discussed the Superwoman schema, highlighting its imp
The Counter-Narrative Show featured a discussion on the significance of Black artists, highlighting the diverse backgrounds and contributions of various artists. Marquette Shaw, a master instructor in West African dance,
The Counter-Narrative Show episode "Black Women Write" featured a panel of black women authors discussing their journeys and the significance of their work. Teresa Stovall shared her experiences with "Love Addicted" and
The Counter-Narrative show discussed grassroots community organizing with experts Namdi Lumumba, Dr. Kevin Daniels, and Dr. Johnny Bailey. Namdi Lumumba highlighted his work with the Ujima People's Progress Party and mut
The Counter-Narrative show discussed social determinants of health among marginalized populations with Dr. Jeanette Wade, a black feminist medical sociologist. Dr. Wade highlighted the impact of social determinants on he
Derek
Head of Growth · The Family Bankers
1 appearance on this show
Candace
lead singer · Addo Aesthetics
1 appearance on this show
Joy
The Mostest Hostess · WITS+
1 appearance on this show
Ali Hassan
actor, author, comedian · Perceptive Capital
1 appearance on this show
Carl
minister and PhD student · martianblueberry
1 appearance on this show
Tia
Founder · Freelancing Females
1 appearance on this show
Elizabeth
intern · Spherion
1 appearance on this show
Harris
Dr. · University of Texas, Arlington
1 appearance on this show
Alexander
Fr. · Microsoft Fabric
1 appearance on this show
Parker
Director of Sport · Lewis Middle School
1 appearance on this show
Angela
AVP of Management Liability Claims & Counsel · IAT Insurance Group
1 appearance on this show
Brianna
The Grey Witch · Inclusive Neuroverse
1 appearance on this show
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The Counter-Narrative Show is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (society) and has published 43 episodes.
The Counter-Narrative Show has published 43 episodes.
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