My Blackness My Truth: Myth- We Don’t Back Black
Needing validation from others in order to feel fulfilled is problematic, but let’s be real receiving validation for ones art […]
My Blackness, My Truth: Poetic Justice
Poetry is used to fight for social equity and to soothe the soul. As long as people have been communicating […]
My Blackness, My Truth: Artistic Oppression
Artistic expression is present in those who self-identify as an artist and those who do not because art has been […]
My Blackness, My Truth: Mental Health “The Bleakness of Black Representation”
Cultural competence is being recognized as foundational knowledge for healthcare professionals. In 2005, Nova Scotia produced a Cultural Competence Guide […]
My Blackness, My Truth: Black Professional Paralysis
One of many results of colonialism and systemic oppression in Nova Scotia is that the higher you climb the seemingly […]
ULead Episode 3: UKing’s Elections to Journalism during African Heritage Month
Host and reporter Karli Zschogner breaks down the University of King’s College Elections alongside interviews with elected Michael Greenlaw and […]
My Blackness, My Truth: From Aways
People who are born in Nova Scotia, identify as Black and have Black lineage in Nova Scotia are very proud […]
My Blackness, My Truth: The Walking Woke
What is woke? The urban dictionary defines it as although an incorrect tense of awake, a reference to how people […]
My Blackness, My Truth: Who is Jayde Symone?
Welcome to My Blackness, My Truth podcast. This is a podcast that explores how Black identity shows up in our […]