Mocha Mamas Inez Bayardo

This episode is packed with everything from tips and resources for parents to Rosa Parks wasn't an old lady to cultural appropriation. Join us for a conversation about Black History Month!  Links from the episode:  

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Books (Affiliate):  

Heart and Soul: The Story of Americans and African Americans  

Have You Thanked an Inventor Today?  

Video:  

Notable Figures in Black History  

Documentary:  

Who Killed Malcolm X? 

Join us for a mixed bag of candid conversation with your hosts of Mocha Mamas. We start off by talking about riots and insurrection and end with addressing American Christianity and partisanship. Take a listen and let us know what you think! 

Today the Mocha Mamas are talking about Black Santa and why we love him. Tune in to this lighthearted episode to find out why we think Black Santa is important not just for Black children but for all children! 

Today on Mocha Mamas we are talking about allyship,  what it means to be an ally, and how white women can best support Black women and other people of color in the fight against racism. Mocha Mamas co-host, Kristie, opens up with what she needs and wants to see from white allies, and our guest, Sarah, shares parts of her journey with being an ally. 

We took a little bit of an unplanned break and we are telling you why in today's episode. Join us for a candid conversation about church and the current political climate, as we share our struggles with wondering if we got it wrong. 

The Mocha Mamas are discussing their raw emotions upon hearing about the horrific killing of Daniel Prude which then leads to discussing a commonly asked question "should I call the police on Black people". Inez & Kristie share their personal rule of thumb on this issue. One of them gets a little bit fired up but they manage to bring it back around to one key takeaway: take a step back and check your bias because many times people call the police in situations where calling the police is not warranted and sometimes it can be deadly. 
Do you think our stance is unfair? We know! This is why we believe in fighting for justice and accountability in the "justice" system.