Ep. 6 Black Love

Real Talk: Black Minds Matter

February’s episode of Real Talk: Black Minds Matter is entitled Black Love. What does Black Love look like to you? Black love is a key element in building up our communities. Love looks different in different households throughout the Black community. It is our job to promote healthy Black Love for all relationship dynamics, including self love. In this podcast we will discuss what Black love looks like, the importance of healthy Black love and how we can change the narrative behind it. Our Co-hosts Andrea Brown and Nia Jones are joined by Dr. Chanta Blue, Dr. Donna Oriowo and Author Bree Gordon and will be discussing how theses women are educating and having a REAL impact on their communities around love.

Links/Information discussed in this episode:

• Dr. Oriowo social media: @annodright
• Dr. Blue social media: @nj_sextherapist
• Bree Gordon social media: @breegordon_

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• Join the BMHA Social Media Community https://www.facebook.com/blackmindsmatter1 , subscribe on YouTube at Black Mental Health Alliance, and follow us on Instagram at @black_minds_matter_ and @youngblkmindsmatter.

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