Black Koffee we give the weekly cup of love, life and laughter where we discuss relationships, culture and daily tasks we are faced on a day to day as black women in America. We keep it real and pure while keeping the black power strong. On this episode we ask, are people of color still
By Miya Jones The Black Lives Matter movement still has momentum, as protests continue after the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and now shooting of Jacob Blake. Artist and steel pannist Tee Tee Solo has dealt with the refreshed social justice movement in the way most artists do, through music. Her song
Rapper Strav Duh God sat down with me to discuss the Y.A.D.I. fam and the importance family plays in his life, his project “In God We Trust”. Don’t forget to follow Ms. Tee Talk on Instagram @msteetalk.
Welcome back to BTB Midnight. Making her BTB debut the lovely SG the poet. We talk life and dealing with our struggles as well as get into some bars! We hope you enjoy. Berry Gang out!
Health fads have swung in and out of public consciousness. From avocados to chia seeds, superfoods and food science has taken over popular culture, and Long Island is no exception. Led by Ron Montgomery, or Six, The 6 Juice is an organically sourced juice company based out of Suffolk County providing healthy alternatives to processed
Coronavirus has left a mark on not just the U.S. and but the whole world now and forever. We talk about how we deal with Make sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), an inexpensive, easily available steroid has been used to treat coronavirus patients in hospitals, and it has cut down the mortality rate by one-third. During the WHO’s meta-analysis, out of 678 severely ill patients, 32.7 percent who received corticosteroids died compared to 41.5 percent of patients who received
In my interview with Rapper YBFR Prince we talk about what “YBFR” means, being a young rapper in this industry and more. Make sure to follow Ms. Tee Talk on Instagram @msteetalk.
Amidst one of the largest social justice movements in history, Suffolk County lawmakers and community leaders gathered for a press conference to announce and listen to new diversity initiatives. One law broadened protection from discrimination based hair texture, protective styles or religious garments in the workplace and went into effect July 23. Another law, coined
Food is amazing, and their isn’t anything that slaps like soul food! We’re talking about the difference between surface-level soul food and second-level soul food, our favorite meals to go in on and the origins behind soul food. Watch the full episode below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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