For Melanin's Sake

Gracie Webb
  • 5.0 (12)
  • Mental Health

Bi-weekly discussions focused on social justice and healing while challenging stereotypes about Black womanhood.

  1. 06/29/2021

    All is Well

    A few reminders for some, affirmations for others!

  2. 06/07/2021

    Who Said That?

    Let's get to the bottom of this "high value man" idea and why we just aren't buying into it!

  3. 02/22/2021

    Boundaries: What Got Lost in The Social Media Hype

    A new perspective on boundary setting and self care goals.

  4. 02/08/2021

    Unmasked and Unbothered

    In life we often have to decide how we want to show up in a space, how we want to take up a space, and even how to survive in a space. I have worn many masks in my lifetime and each served a purpose. Some call it fake, however, those people don't always know what survival looks like so you can't put too much energy into people that don't understand your journey. Listen as my guest and I engage in a discussion centered around being centered and seen while being hidden simultaneously.  Instagram: @formelaninsake| @adoseofmelaninco www.formelaninsakepod.com

  5. 01/25/2021

    Balancing Love & The Hustle

    This episode is shares three major tips on how to achieve balance, what balance truly is, and what keep skills you will need if you're going to get it right!

  6. 10/22/2020

    It's The Disrespect For Me! Feat. Katori Walker

    Listen as Gracie and Katori Walker have a candid conversation about why Black women feel that Black men do not respect them. Katori feels that it originates from a collective bonding by way of traumatic relationships - Gracie holds her position that it is rooted in the way that Black men assess the social value of Black women. IG: @formelaninsake and @adoseofmelaninco IG: @katoriwalker; Twitter: @Katoriwalker

  7. 09/03/2020

    Let's Talk "Isms" with Dr. Donna Oriowo

    This dialogue between Gracie and Dr. Donna Oriowo unpacks a few of the major “Isms” — colorism, texturism, featurism, and sexism. Listen and find out who colorism impacts, who benefits from it and how all of this impacts the sexual mental health. This conversation challenges you to explore whether or not your “preferences” are truly preferences or if they are rooted in white supremacist ideas about what is beautiful and what is not? We explore the concept that anything that impacts your mental health also impacts your sexual health.   Resources: www.annodright.com Instagram: @drdonnaoriowo

  8. 08/13/2020

    Girlz NN The Hood Feat. Vince Staples

    This conversation between Gracie and NAACP Image Award recipient and rapper Vince Staples is all about how community violence impacts young Black girls. Girls that come from communities at the intersection of Blackness and poverty are seen as strong, angry, and almost sub-human. As a result they are often overlooked and unprotected. “Feminism in the hood is for everyone, because everyone needs it.” ― Mikki Kendall, Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot

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Bi-weekly discussions focused on social justice and healing while challenging stereotypes about Black womanhood.

Information

  • Creator
    Gracie Webb
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2021
  • Episodes
    16
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Gracie Webb
  • Show Website
    For Melanin's Sake