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Black people are not a monolith, but a composition of gifted individuals who possess a spectrum of creative ideas and beautiful perspectives. The purpose of the Black Composition Podcast is to analyze and reshape societal narratives through conversation and storytelling, creating an authentic platform for our stories and perspectives to be shared with the world.
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In this episode of the Black Composition Podcast, I Talk with my Grandfather about his life throughout The past and current Eras.저자 Black Composition
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In this episode, I talk to Author, Teacher, and Principal, Dr. Carter about his experience as a teacher in the public education system. We also discuss his thoughts on the critical role of Black Educators in predominantly white spaces저자 Black Composition
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Ekua Bransah, Gabe Gauisbayode, Amaria Jones, and Tyrese Glover go over their roles in the Creative Process of the Short Film Mnemonic directed by yours truly. Follow us on Instagram : @TheBlackComposition https://www.instagram.com/theblackcomposition/저자 Black Composition
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In this episode of Black Composition, I have a conversation with Author, Writer, Poet, and just all-around creative, Matthew Vaughn as we discuss his new Book "All These Words... The gathering of Self-evident truths" as well as other topics pertaining to social media and the toxic culture we live in today. Vaughn opens up about his personal life as…
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“Black Men don’t protect Black women” is a phrase that had been circulating the internet a few months ago. With the Death of Breonna Taylor, Oluwatoyin (Toyin) Salau, and videos of Black Men abusing Women on the internet, it seems that the narrative of Black men being abusive, disrespectful, and hateful towards Black Women is not an over-generaliza…
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Do Black People Play the Victim? Do We Own A Card that shifts blame off of us and onto society? Is their such a thing as "Black Privilege"? In this episode of Black Composition Me, Lamon, Flash, Gabe, and Ruck discuss Victimhood as well as our own experiences with the "Black Card".저자 Fon
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Videos of Lifeless Black bodies, as well as displays of police brutality, has flooded the internet sparking movements as well as a public outcry for justice. The question is, what’s the cost of an upload? In this episode of Black Composition, Fon and guests Lamon, Gabe, Ruck, and Flash dig deep into "camera culture" as well as its effect on society…
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