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A podcast celebrating Black women's unique journeys in business. Whether you're an entrepreneur, corporate climber, or finding your path, we share authentic "Coffee No Cream Moments" – those distinctly Black girl experiences that become catalysts for growth, bold action, and…
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Coffee No Cream Ep. 66 - COO Reveals the Unwritten Rules for Black Women (opens the original)
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What if doing great work isn’t enough? Beverly Dines became a C-suite executive by age 30, and after leaving corporate America, she built an online community of more than 500,000 people by sharing the career advice most of us never hear, including what is actually being said behind closed doors. In this episode of Coffee No Cream, Beverly and I talk candidly about the unwritten rules of corporate America and what Black women need to understand about navigating them. We get into how race, complex
Coffee No Cream Ep. 65 - Why Some Black Men Reject Black Women: Narcissism, Race and Dating (opens the original)
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In this episode of Coffee No Cream, Erin Braxton sits down with psychologist Dr. Natalie Jones for a provocative conversation about narcissism, dating, race, relationships and some of the warning signs Black women may be overlooking. What does narcissism actually mean, and how is it different from the way we casually use the word? Dr. Jones breaks down narcissistic traits and explains how she believes race, status and proximity to whiteness can become intertwined with narcissistic behavior. That
Coffee No Cream Ep. 64 - What Happens When Black Girls Grow Up in White Spaces? (opens the original)
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What happens when you grow up as a Black girl surrounded almost entirely by white people? In this episode of Coffee No Cream, I sit down with Tracie Walker to talk about our experiences growing up in predominantly white schools and communities, and the lessons we learned about race, belonging, and what it means to navigate spaces where very few people look like you. Tracie shares how her parents prepared her for those environments, including one message from her father that stayed with her: don’
Coffee No Cream Ep. 63 – Black Women, Code Switching and the Power of Strategic Communication (opens the original)
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We’re back with a brand new episode of Coffee No Cream, and we’re jumping into a conversation that Black women have A LOT of feelings about: code-switching. Executive coach Ashley Morgan is back, and she has a perspective that might challenge the way you think about changing how you communicate in different spaces. Is code-switching always about making ourselves more palatable to white people? Is adapting the way we communicate a betrayal of who we are? Or can it simply be strategic communicatio
Coffee No Cream Summer Rewind #7 – Black Women Bodies Are Ringing their Stress Alarm Bells (opens the original)
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Black women, if you're experiencing chest pains, headaches, hair loss, anxiety, the Sunday Scaries... I could go on. And you're brushing them off, thinking they're normal. They're not. We're under attack, and we've been under attack.This is the final episode in our Summer Rewind series, and it's the one that ties the physical cost of all of it together. Dr. Kimani Norrington-Sands breaks down what chronic workplace stress can actually turn into: hair loss, rising blood pressure, even PTSD sympto
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