Chelsea Handler, Jody Armour, Melina Abdullah, Dahlia Ferlito, Sydney Adeniyi, Nate Adamsky, Marcella Riley

White People Do Black Things

Hello, Privilege. It's Me, Chelsea

The ladies get their hair done! Ashlei Shyne, Samantha Jane Gurewitz, and Marcella get their hair done at Sadou Hair Artistry in Baldwin Hills. In this episode they talk about perms, weaves, and dealing with makeup artists.

Sadou Hair Artistry

The People Walker, Chuck McCarthy takes a stroll through The Underground Museum with comedian Lorraine DeGraffenreidt & Marcella. The Underground Museum was founded by Noah Davis founded and features exhibitions by artists of color. 

The Underground Museum

Marian Yesufu, Kale Hills, and Marcella meet political cartoonist David G Brown at the African American Art Museum inside the Macy's at the Crenshaw mall in Baldwin Hills, CA.

Political Cartoons

Marcella and her friends Stacey Hardke, Cory Willis, and Ify Nwadiwe celebrate Marin Luther King Jr Day while hanging out during the Kingdom Day Parade at Leimert Park in Los Angeles.

Kingdom Day Parade

Marcella enjoys some delicious fried chicken & waffles from the Los Angeles restaurant, Granny's Kitchen, with Carl Tart, Hannah Hart, and Ella Mielniczenko and they play a game of How Well Do You Know Black People!

Fried Chicken & Waffles

Jen Curcio and Mark Gagnon hang out with Marcella at a Tacos & Paint kickback in Inglewood, CA.

Tacos & Paint

Marcella takes her friends Becca Hunter and Alan Godshaw to a Downtown LA party hosted by Blavity.com, an online tech and media resource for black millennials.

Blavity

Shay Dominguez shares her experience coming out to her pastor and Mason Hankins dives deep into his personal insecurities after joining Marcella for Sunday service at Crenshaw Christian Center in Los Angeles. 

Sunday Service

Marcella takes her friends Danny Cymbal, Dennis Curlett, and Michael Gardner to the movies and watch Jordan Peele's Get Out at the Cinemark in Baldwin Hills, CA

Get Out!

Marcella Riley takes her white friends to black events.