About this episode

In this episode, B. Black discusses various topics including Black culture, anti-Black racism, and personal reflections on identity and history.

In this episode, I discuss finally getting my Evan Winter books from a local bookstore, a remix of the American national anthem for Black Americans, white people's PR team, the contradiction at the heart of anti-Black racism , Voodoo's role in the Haitian Revolution, and how a white woman's racist rant unexpectedly reminded me why I love being Haitian. Quotables Your assignment is not to heal toxic people. Find out what drew you to them. Heal that." Having capacity to understand other people’s behavior A satisfied life They claim we're products from the bottom of hell Links Acknowledging that yesterday was July 4 What People aren’t saying about white people Anti-blackness is rooted into the foundation of the United States The real role of Vodou in the Haitian Revolution This is Haiti Soundtrack ICXN - So Different Muzion - La Vi ti Neg

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