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Ep.24 Shaken NOT Stirred: "The Diary of a Mad Black Woman"
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Cocktales: The ladies did away with Happy Hour this episode and decided to discuss a Cocktale that is a SHOCKER! Tune in for dets!
Shaken NOT Stirred: Where exactly does the "Mad Black Woman" stigma come from? Many times black women are stereotyped as being angry, difficult, combative, and none submissive. However, when people are making these stereo types, they never think to look deeper into why black women are angry, or why they seem to have that stereotype. Tasha, Ashley, Khadijah and Kiaya open up about some deep rooted issues that have affected their actions and attitude, perceiving them as "Mad Black Women" to the men they encounter. This episode we look beyond the label and into the soul of these four women and the heartache behind the anger. YOU CAN’T HEAL WHAT YOU DON'T REVEAL.
Emotions run high, this episode, and the transparency is real and honest. The ladies hope being open about the root cause to their pain, women everywhere, will relate. They hope this will shine some light on the stigma and allow black women to be viewed for who they are individually and not by a general statement that boxes them in.
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