In this throwback episode of the 15 Minute Break, KC and the ladies discuss the qualities that make a man marriage material, the images of black women in the media, and the relationship between men and their mothers. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
In this throwback episode of a special podcaster’s roundtable, KC chats with some of her favorite podcasters about the do’s and don’ts for Black men in the bedroom. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
In this throwback episode the Black Is crew discuss skepticism about black statistics, thumb activism, and having a set of standards for our community. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
KC and Chris come back to talk about the subject matter in Straight Outta Compton, the LA Riots, opening the door for misogyny, and black women’s relationship with rap music. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew discuss the acceptance of whoring, black women and the feminist movement, and circumcision. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
In this episode The Black Is crew discuss the film Straight Outta Compton, growing up in Los Angeles, gangsters vs villains, Eazy-E being a revolutionary, glorification vs identification and more. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew discuss gay marriage being legal, John Hopkins Hospital’s view on transgenderism, and the ability of a business to refuse service in this episode of The Break. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
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