Health & Fitness
If you haven't listened to Part 1 (Episode 83), it will provide more context to today's conversation. Three black content creators have joined me to share their experiences and advice on how white people can be better allies, so please use this episode as a resource, and share. The voices you'll hear in this episode are: - Karly (https://www.instagram.com/yourgirlkarly/) - Tanisha (https://www.instagram.com/tanisha.cherry/) - Bria (https://www.instagram.com/heybriajones/) In this episode we discuss: - racism in Canada vs America - performance activism on social media - what influencers & brands can be doing better - why being "uneducated" is no longer an excuse - how we can better support black creators --- $2 from every tie dye face mask is donated to the Black Youth Helpline: https://www.selfcaresunday.co/shop/face-masks Black influencers & content creators we're inspired by: - @branhrichardson - @breannanichelle - @ayanagabriellelage - @ebonicurlsblog - @niathelight - @asiyami_gold - @aglimpseofmaria - @tyra_fisher - @leticiajcollins - @audrinagollab BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES: - Skincare: @mrozeessentials - Bath & Body: @officialbbbombs - Conversation Starter Apparel: @dopeonarrivalnyc - Inclusive Nude Heels: @rebeccaallenny - Calgary Based Snacks: @mamaecookiesnacks - Bespoke Jewelry: @lorrainewestjewelry - Clothing Handmade in Nigeria: @ ceeceesclosetnyc - Clean Haircare: @briogeo -Size Inclusive Merch: @shopconfidenceclub