13 episodios
That Black Girl That Black Girl
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‘That Black Girl’ is a podcast in which the hosts Taylor Trimble, Lia Haile, Alana King, Zora Whitfield, and Alex Redrick answer the question of what it's like to be a black woman in a PWI. If you want to gain an inside perspective into how the college experience is different for black women at PWIs, you should listen to this podcast. Join us and discover a perspective that isn’t largely talked about from the hosts, all black women from five different backgrounds, with different stories, and life experiences to share. From dating at college, to figuring out what to do on the weekends, to even how you choose to wear your hair for black women, it's a LOT. So tune in to hear all about what it means to be That Black Girl.
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Black Women Still Aren't Safe
On this episode of That Black Girl, we talk about the shooting of Megan thee stallion by Tory Lanez and the media's reaction to the trial, as well as R. Kelly and the need to protect black women and girls.
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The Black Student Athlete Experience
In this episode, we talk to some black student athletes and get to know their unique experience, from the classroom to the field/court/track.
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Black Women in STEM
On this episode of That Black Girl, we talk with Monica, Hosanna, and Jaelyn about their experiences as black women in STEM fields.
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School for Who?
On this episode, we are joined by special guest Deja Simley as we discuss education disparities and critical race theory.
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Let's Talk About Sexual Respect
With special guest Talia Raider-Roth, we discuss all things related to sexual respect. TW: we will be discussing potentially triggering topics such as SA. Please do not listen if that may be a sensitive topic for you, we love you so much and we hope you are taking care of yourself.
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Black Distrust in Medicine
On this episode of That Black Girl, we are joined by special guests Jaleel and Hailey as we explore the topic of Black distrust in medicine. We discuss important topics such as medical racism, nutritional disparities, and unethical medical experiments.