Bo, Candace, Khai and Kylee reflect on the clearly unclear road ahead post election season.

Just off the top of the noggin. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter at @BLKFRIENDCO to tell us what you think!

Candace and Khai wrap this cycle with a groundbreaking thesis: Everybody wants to be black until it’s time to be black.

In our very last introduction episode, you're meeting Candace & Khai. The best friends talk about radical love, getting the hell out of hometowns and how dope Black people are.

Alyssa and Devon are talking protesting and police abolishment this week. Donate to the National Bail Fund Network's Emergency Rapid Response Fund: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bailfundscovid

This week, you're meeting Alyssa and Devon. Two ladies doing what they can to live and speak freely - no matter how much society pulls them down. Open your purse for the National Bail Fund Network! https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bailfundscovid BOOK CLUB IS COMING!! Grab your copy of Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall to join our August conversation.…

You've got April and Bo coming to you from either sides of the coasts! This week they're diving into the racial politics of Hollywood and shedding some light on their own experiences within the industry. The main question on their minds being, after all this time, is Hollywood still racist??

Meet the Collective continues with our favorite storytellers: Bo and April. This week they want you to donate to the Black Hollywood Education & Resource Center. https://bherc.org/donate

It's Antonio and Osiris' hosting debut! They're discussing what it was like to grow up queer in predominantly white communities, and within a society that *seems* accepting of their race.

The Radicalizer and The Savior are introducing themselves and sharing their journey to the BFC...from Madison, Wisconsin and Harlem, NY! FT. the National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network. Donate here: https://www.nqttcn.com/

Meet Juwan: a New York City kid attempting to open up his world view through conversation, travel and exposure. Episodes resume next week!

OUR FIRST MAIN EPISODE!!! Juwan and Kylee are talking about their experiences abroad. Featuring segments: Pop Culture, Pig Roast and Karen of the Week.

The Black Friend Collective has 10 members. Meet Kylee: a 23-year-old, tall gal from NYC, just trying to find her place in the revolution. Hopefully, this helps.

A group of intelligent but inflammatory negros have banded together in what they now call BFC, or Black Friends Collective. Episodes out Mondays and Wednesdays.