Michael Eric Dyson discusses the complications of relationships among black women in comparison to those of their non-black counterparts. The physical, spiritual, and emotional needs of black women coupled with the dire statistics are the center of the conversation.
The sense of excellence, and the quest for greatness behind ”Black Style” as a protest to the norm lies behind the genius of some of the gifted individuals of our time. Join Michael Eric Dyson as he explores the approaches for black self-expression.
Stories of good humor, southern accents, and the nuances of the black female during signifying are shared as Michael Eric Dyson reflects on the beauty and freedom of expression that is housed in the black woman.
Political renegade, freedom, bone deep beauty, and justice are some of the words that come to mind when one hears the names Angela Davis & Myrlie Evers-Williams. From afros worn to liberate black identities to the spunk and fire within those committed to justice, Michael Eric Dyson talks about women leaders from our past and present.
Michael Eric Dyson, as only he can, shares why the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin deserves R-E-S-P-E-C-T by exploring her life, talent, and influence.
