What is Black?
What is Black, LLC
A podcast centering the stories of Black people and culture to help raise affirmed, empowered, healthy and thriving Black children and teens. The biweekly podcast is hosted by Dr. Jacqueline Douge a Black mother, pediatrician, writer, and speaker.
Episodes
Addressing Gun Violence Part 2June 10, 2022
Addressing Gun Violence Part 1June 09, 2022
A Conversation with Author Sophie IsabelleApril 27, 2022
Black Families and HomeschoolingApril 13, 2022
What is Black Presents: Henry's LibraryMarch 30, 2022
mater mea Founder Tomi Akitunde on Creating a Space for Transparent Conversations About Black MotherhoodMarch 16, 2022
How Kim Williams is Building Community for Single Black MothersFebruary 23, 2022
Reconstructing Black EducationFebruary 10, 2022
Representation in Media MattersDecember 16, 2021
The Solo Episode: In GratitudeNovember 30, 2021
Addressing Racial Health Disparities related to COVID-19 with Dr. Jasmine ZapataNovember 16, 2021
A Conversation with Author Bethany C. MorrowOctober 12, 2021
A Conversation with Author Jay ColesOctober 07, 2021
The Possibilities EpisodeAugust 09, 2021
Black JoyJuly 09, 2021
Last Gate of the Emperor with authors Kwame Mabalia and Prince Joel MakonnenJune 08, 2021
America on Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s with Dr. Elizabeth HintonMay 25, 2021
Beyond the Racial Binary of Black or WhiteApril 21, 2021
Centering Black Girls' Voices and Experiences: Addressing Over-policing and Over-disciplining of Black GirlsMarch 23, 2021
The Black Friend On Being a Better White Person with Frederick JosephMarch 09, 2021
The Black Butterfly The Harmful Politics of Race and Space in America with Dr. Lawrence T. BrownFebruary 23, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccine, Health Equity and Communities of ColorFebruary 09, 2021
Black Children, Youth & Education in the Era of COVID-19 with Aliyya Swaby and Valerie Adams-Bass, Ph.D.January 28, 2021
Victoria Bond: Zora and Me: The SummonerDecember 14, 2020
Lynnette Mawhinney, PhD: Lulu the One and OnlyNovember 30, 2020
Addressing Gun Violence Part 1June 09, 2022
A Conversation with Author Sophie IsabelleApril 27, 2022
Black Families and HomeschoolingApril 13, 2022
What is Black Presents: Henry's LibraryMarch 30, 2022
mater mea Founder Tomi Akitunde on Creating a Space for Transparent Conversations About Black MotherhoodMarch 16, 2022
How Kim Williams is Building Community for Single Black MothersFebruary 23, 2022
Reconstructing Black EducationFebruary 10, 2022
Representation in Media MattersDecember 16, 2021
The Solo Episode: In GratitudeNovember 30, 2021
Addressing Racial Health Disparities related to COVID-19 with Dr. Jasmine ZapataNovember 16, 2021
A Conversation with Author Bethany C. MorrowOctober 12, 2021
A Conversation with Author Jay ColesOctober 07, 2021
The Possibilities EpisodeAugust 09, 2021
Black JoyJuly 09, 2021
Last Gate of the Emperor with authors Kwame Mabalia and Prince Joel MakonnenJune 08, 2021
America on Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s with Dr. Elizabeth HintonMay 25, 2021
Beyond the Racial Binary of Black or WhiteApril 21, 2021
Centering Black Girls' Voices and Experiences: Addressing Over-policing and Over-disciplining of Black GirlsMarch 23, 2021
The Black Friend On Being a Better White Person with Frederick JosephMarch 09, 2021
The Black Butterfly The Harmful Politics of Race and Space in America with Dr. Lawrence T. BrownFebruary 23, 2021
COVID-19 Vaccine, Health Equity and Communities of ColorFebruary 09, 2021
Black Children, Youth & Education in the Era of COVID-19 with Aliyya Swaby and Valerie Adams-Bass, Ph.D.January 28, 2021
Victoria Bond: Zora and Me: The SummonerDecember 14, 2020
Lynnette Mawhinney, PhD: Lulu the One and OnlyNovember 30, 2020