S3E4: Cultural Appropriation and Black History Month  

Episode 4 August 17, 2024 00:14:36
S3E4: Cultural Appropriation and Black History Month   
Black Single Mothers by Choice (SMCs)
S3E4: Cultural Appropriation and Black History Month  

Aug 17 2024 | 00:14:36

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Show Notes

 

Join us for our special Black History Month episode, where we dive into the importance of Black History Month in parenting, being Black women, and as creatives. We explore how schools address Blackness, share personal stories, and discuss cultural appropriation in various industries. We also highlight notable Black figures like Mary Beeches Davidson Kenner and Dr. Percy LaVon Julian. Tune in for an enriching conversation and don't forget to subscribe to the Black Single Mothers by Choice and Start to Finish Motherhood YouTube channels and IG pages. Join our mailing list to stay updated!

 

00:00 Introduction to Black History Month

00:45 Black History Month in Schools

01:51 Engaging with Black History at Home

03:26 Cultural Appropriation: A Historical Context

06:24 Modern Examples of Cultural Appropriation

09:46 Respecting Black Creatives

12:03 Honoring Black Innovators

12:49 Conclusion

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