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In this episode, the guys talk about the wild series of events leading up to the upcoming election between VP Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump. A few topics discussed include Project 2025, how both candidate's policies will realistically affect us, and why so many Black men are choosing to vote for Trump.

This is a thought-provoking episode you don't want to miss, so make sure you tune in! Don't forget to like, comment, share and subscribe!

(*Please note that the views expressed by the individuals on this podcast are their own and do not represent the position of Dear Black Man, You Good?)

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In part 3 our Pride trilogy, we bring in a mix of both queer and heterosexual Black men to speak on Queerness in the Black community (we know it's August, but some us are Queer 24/7)!

The group discusses the potential reasons many Black folks don't accept queer folks, how folks were able to let go of their own homophobia/transphobia, the role religion plays, and so much more!

This is another dope episode and one you definitely want to check out. Be sure to like, comment, share and subscribe!

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In part 2 of a very special Pride episode, we're continuing the conversation around Black queer male experiences. We're again joined by Eric Cole, M.Ed (WURD Radio & Hung Up Podcast)!

In part 2, we talk about dating, over-sexualization vs. sexual liberation, portrayals of Black queer men in media, and so much more. We also get very candid about some personal experiences we've had!

This is yet another amazing episode that you don't want to miss out on. Don't forget to 'like', share, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram!

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In part 1 of a very special Pride episode, we're centering Black queer male voices! We invited two phenomenal men to join the conversation: Dr. Safi Mojidi (Founder of Hacking the Workforce and Pacletics), and Eric Cole, M.Ed. (WURD Radio & Hung Up Podcast)!

This episode not only highlights the diversity of queer Black men, but it also delves into the unique and shared experiences of being queer-identified and how it shapes our presence in the world. We talk about our own experiences with being "different," what it was like "coming out" and how it was received by family, DL Culture, the difficult journey of self-acceptance, and so much more!

This episode will take you through a range of emotions, but it is DAMN GOOD! Tune in and listen, learn, and reflect. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram!

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On this episode of the podcast, the guys start off talking about the rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. They discuss the entertainment aspect of it, but also the potential harm that sometimes follows.

They then move to talking about their own current mental health struggles, the harm of holding in emotions, and how they deal with negative emotions. Black men typically have many obligations and responsibilities, but are also comfortable saying "I'm good" when we're truly not and we unpack it!

Tune in and also feel free to reflect on your own mental health, because we can all be doing more to take care of ourselves. Also, remember to 'like,' share, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram!

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In this episode of the podcast, the guys start the conversation by talking about the allegations against P. Diddy. They share their thoughts on everything that has come up in the media about him, but then the conversation shifts to the topic of accountability.

Ideally, many of us believe that we'd step in if harm was being done to another person. However, how does this change when we're out in the community versus with close friends and family? Does it change when safety is at risk?

Tune in and listen to this incredible dialogue around Black male accountability. This conversation is DOPE so go listen now, and don't forget to like, share, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram.

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In this special episode, we celebrate Women's History Month by centering the experiences of some incredible Black Women. Kim Young, Tiffany Bacon, and Tiffany Roxanne Barrett share their thoughts around their connection to Women's History Month, how representation of Black women has shifted, how Black men can show up for them and so much more!

This is an episode you definitely want to listen to! Remember to like, share, subscribe, and follow us on Instagram at @dearblackman_yougood!

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On this episode of “Dear Black Man, You Good?” the group plays Black History trivia and no one gets their black cards revoked. They discuss the significance of Black History Month, and what they would like to see happen within the Black community moving forward. The group also discusses mindset shifts that could help empower black youth, as well as the need for successful African Americans to help uplift and pour into the community. Lastly, they discuss ways to incorporate black joy into Black History Month and their everyday lives.

Make sure you tune into this much needed conversation! Please like, share, subscribe and follow us on instagram!