Palm Trees, Black Women, and Possibilities: Reflections with Black Fluid Poet
I don't know why The United States has thrown black people away for Five Centuries. I don't care about your politics right now. When Brittany Griner got arrested in Russia, I was like she is f***ed. Because they know they can't afford to have s*** go bad, because when it goes bad, black women experience it the most.
Ever wondered how the fast pace of modern life impacts our deepest thoughts and feelings? In this episode of 'Black Fluid Poet', John S. Blake invites listeners to ponder just that. With a focus on race, gender, addiction, and sobriety, Blake's reflections are both raw and thought-provoking. He delves into the beauty and power of black language and culture, while also sharing his personal battles with depression and dysthymia.
Through poignant stories and powerful quotes like 'The nigga woman is the mule of the world', Blake sheds light on the resilience of black women and the importance of self-reflection. This episode is a compelling listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of race and gender in today's America. Blake's soothing voice and candid honesty make for an engaging and inspiring experience.