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Kaya Coleman

Speak. by Kaya Coleman

A weekly Society, Culture and Personal Journals podcast
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radical self love is pouring into your own cup. filling yourself with the care, acceptance, support and balance you seek externally. accepting nothing less than what you're worthy of. knowing who you are and standing in that confidently. never
shifting my energy toward groundingunlearning and refocusing making my light more visible than my being when i get home you’ll see the God in me undeniably
how lost must you be to not even know your own name? the same people in control of teaching us our identity are the same people dedicated to destroying it. there is power in seeing yourself negatively constantly. our lack of identity has given
this episode dissects the duality of words (particularly the N one). is it reclaimed or assimilated?
There is no wrong way to be who you are. Be very mindful though. It stops being liberation when you do it because the masses do. So ask yourself genuinely. Why would you want a seat at a rotting table? Do you really want it or does everyone els
in learning more about life, i keep finding the key solution to all things being simply remembering who you are and connecting back to source. it’s impossible to lose when you were created to win. but of course, if you don’t acknowledge or unde
i wish time never matteredi wish they never clipped our wingsi wish we were able to exist as we areto be in the presentto be free
welcome to season 2 yallll! this episode is an ode to season 1 and all of the beautiful lessons it blessed me with. my focus this year is on abundance and existing in enough gratitude to ground me in the present. may this be a reminder to love
a few lessons i learned this year that have made me grateful for all that 2020 was and created. this is the last episode of 2020. talk to y’all in season 2 and cheers to 2021! 🧿
being 22 in 2020 has been an indescribable experience. we checked off all the boxes of childhood and in the moment we were supposed to celebrate new beginnings, the world completely stopped. trying to find our way in a world of uncertainty is f
this episode is about friendship, forgiveness, and energy protection. a few lessons i’ve unlearned and re-learned. a reminder to forgive, but to never water dead things.
this episode is dedicated to processing death, but also appreciating life. i realized that’s the only thing that makes death understandable. the value of life lies in recognizing its importance. its fragility. i used to think this was it, but
ego death is the moment when we recognize where our egos have lied to us in order to preserve our self identity and self esteem. it’s a painful experience. but the beauty that results is well worth the struggle. this episode was therapy for me.
To vote or not to vote? This episode explores my current views on the election process, the 2020 race, and my goals for the future of Black America and this ‘democracy’.
what started off as a conversation dedicated to #EndSARS and political unrest, transformed into a more passionate expression of our need for black liberation through radical change globally. everyday we take our blue pills and choose to remain
insecurity is an unprocessed trauma, usually rooted in fear of rejection, that clouds our understanding of self-worth and self-love, ultimately leading to our inability to fully blossom. there are so many dangers of internalized insecurity and
this started off as a conversation discussing the term “high maintenance”, and ultimately gave rise to an exploration of gender dynamics, trauma, support and generational healing. so many of our experiences were birthed from unprocessed trauma,
“One ever feels his two-ness – an American, a Negro; two souls, two thoughts, two unreconciled strivings; two warring ideals in one dark body, whose dogged strength alone keeps it from being torn asunder.” being black in america is more than ex
a group of some of my best girlfriends and I sit down and discuss our experiences as dark skin women in today’s society. this conversation is extremely raw, and there is such a beautiful flow of transparency and wisdom that we can all learn fro
whew. words can't really describe this year. but, we attempt to in this episode. join my special guest and i, as we engage in an open dialogue surrounding the mental and social effects of the historic year 2020.
the first episode of a mini series focused on the issue of colorism within the black community
my first episode guest, Tristan Magloire, and I sit down and discuss our experiences as Black laborers in the financial and music industries.  
tory did WHAT to meg?  this episode focuses on understanding misogynoir within the black community and how the media perpetuates and promotes the internalization of this oppression and violent mistreatment of Black women even amongst our own. t
a peak into the history of christianity being used to disguise and justify imperialism and hegemony
a muse in her healing, (s/o dvsn for the inspo). an introductory episode focused on the muse behind Speak. i hope you enjoy🤍🧿
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