Coffee With Queen Alpha Queen

A Candid- UNEDITED- episode on Domestic Violence. I had no intentions of ever publishing this episode but it was never deleted. I recorded this on Mother’s Day of this year. Being that it is now Domestic Violence Awareness Month; I’m sharing something very candid and transparent. If you need help; please reach out to The National Network To End Domestic Violence at 1-800-799-7233; They got you

In this episode we talk about right from wrong and minding your business. This episode is about Women’s Rights and the reasons ONLY that woman can decide what’s RIGHT or WRONG in her life. Period! No one else can tell another human how to live THEIR life! Disagree...🤷🏽‍♀️Well Let’s Talk About It

In this episode Alpha Queen talks about the incident with Maggie Thomas and the Atlanta Police officer who assaulted her in front of her four year old daughter; during a traffic stop. Another outrageous event that society will talk about but not take action on. Why? Alpha Queen talks about how Society really does not care and will not care until it’s one of their own. Is society the problem? Are you the problem? Queen really thinks so; let’s talk about it.

In this episode we discuss the state of “Love” and “Support”. Nowadays it appears that there is more hate and ill wishing amongst society,than genuine love and care. To genuinely love is to love without conditions and to genuinely Support is to do the same; but why are there so many conditions applied to the two things that shouldn’t have conditions anyway ? 🤔Confused? Well, let’s talk about it.

In this episode Alpha Queen talks about childhood sexual abuse and PTSD. Post traumatic stress disorder and sexual abuse go hand in hand. With childhood abuse being as prevalent as it is, the conversation about sexual assault needs to be addressed early on in children’s lives. Perhaps a proactive approach is the answer. It’s Mental health awareness month...Let’s Talk About It.

In this episode we discuss how much we lack respect for one another as a black race. Could it be the way you were raised? Let’s Talk About It