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EPISODE#3: In Episode 3, we are discussing our recent experiences with supporting black-owned businesses. This show came about from a black nurse at my doctor's office saying she would no longer support black businesses due to a few bad experiences. We 100% DISAPPROVE of not supporting black-owned businesses, but we did feel the uncomfortable conversation was needed.
We are also talking about QUEEN BEY dropping new music next month and trying to understand why my co-host believes Destiny Childs's book of music is better than Beyoncé's.
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