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Brooklyn Savvy Talk Show | Shifting Narratives
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Brooklyn Savvy Talk Show strives to transform narratives by sparking impactful conversations that drive meaningful change. We explore and critique the culture.
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Brooklyn Savvy | Empowering The Vote in NYC | Kathleen Daniel | Lurie Daniel Favors
In this Empowering The Vote episode of Brooklyn Savvy TV, host Toni Williams and co-host Lurie Daniel Favors, Esq. sit down with Kathleen Daniel, the Chief Democracy Officer for New York City, to delve into the critical role voting plays in shaping our society, particularly for underrepresented communities. Kathleen Daniel, a passionate advocate for civic engagement, shares her insights on the barriers to voting and the importance of making every voice count at the polls. Together, they explore the history of voting rights in America, why the right to vote is a privilege we must cherish, and how crucial it is for marginalized voices to be heard at the polls. With democracy on the line, th...
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Brooklyn Savvy | NYC Education | Dr. Nadia Lopez | Nikole Hannah-Jones
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In this special "Savvy Deluxe" episode, Brooklyn Savvy revisits a powerful conversation featuring two trailblazing heroines in education: Nikole Hannah-Jones and Nadia Lopez. Both have dedicated their lives to overcoming and exposing long-standing societal barriers and marginalization within the educational system. Through their tireless work, they continue to impact the lives of students and t...
It's Just Us | Women's Rights | Brooklyn Savvy
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In this week's episode, Toni, host and creator of Brooklyn Savvy, dives into the topic of feminism. What does the movement mean to modern women of color? And how can we apply it to the unique problems our communities face? Our guest, Carmen Perez-Jordan, Co-chair of the Women’s March, social justice activist, and organizer weighs in on this issue and shares her perspective on the best path forw...
Lindsay Greene | Being A Savvy Leader | Brooklyn Savvy
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This week on Brooklyn Savvy, we bring you another insightful interview from our "Being A Savvy Leader" series. Toni sits down with Lindsay Greene to talk about how her own experiences and personal mission play a part in her role as the President and CEO of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. How does her unique perspective shape her leadership style and what can we learn from her success? #BlackExcellence ...
Social Just Us | Hip Hop and the Church | Brooklyn Savvy
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Last year, we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop! More than just a musical genre, it has grown into an international phenomenon and a key point of cultural exchange. We'll be speaking with Hip-Hop dance pioneer and now film director Ariyan Johnson, who shared the stories of pastors, historians, and artists in her new film Spiritual Cyphers: Hip Hop and The Church. #BlackCulture #BlackHi...
Mental Health in the Black Community | Brooklyn Savvy Deluxe
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This week on Brooklyn Savvy, Toni highlights conversations from the show's past that focus on interpersonal issues and mental health. These are the kinds of problems that can bog us down, and pull individuals away from ongoing efforts meant to help the community as a whole. Our guests, Savvy panelistas, and Toni, herself, frankly discuss solutions and enlighten one another about the present nat...
Stigmas and Surveillance of Minorities | Brooklyn Savvy Deluxe
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Stigmas and Surveillance of Minorities | Brooklyn Savvy Deluxe
Social Just Us | Race and Policing | Brooklyn Savvy
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Social Just Us | Race and Policing | Brooklyn Savvy
Social Just Us | Cannabis in NYC II | Brooklyn Savvy
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Social Just Us | Cannabis in NYC II | Brooklyn Savvy
Social Just Us | Cannabis in NYC | Brooklyn Savvy
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Social Just Us | Cannabis in NYC | Brooklyn Savvy
Jodie Patterson and Jennifer Long | The Importance of Trans Lives and Experiences | Brooklyn Savvy
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Jodie Patterson and Jennifer Long | The Importance of Trans Lives and Experiences | Brooklyn Savvy
Jessica Taylor | Black Women in Entrepreneurship | Social Just Us
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Jessica Taylor | Black Women in Entrepreneurship | Social Just Us
Lurie Daniel Favors | Racial and Social Justice Champion | Brooklyn Savvy
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Lurie Daniel Favors | Racial and Social Justice Champion | Brooklyn Savvy
Social Just Us | Economic Deprivation| Leadership
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Social Just Us | Economic Deprivation| Leadership
Building Bridges | Brooklyn Savvy Deluxe
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Building Bridges | Brooklyn Savvy Deluxe
POV #blackmanhood | #genealogy | #narratives
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POV #blackmanhood | #genealogy | #narratives
Being A Savvy Leader With Lynn Nottage
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Being A Savvy Leader With Lynn Nottage
The Black Tax with Shawn Rochester | Brooklyn Savvy
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The Black Tax with Shawn Rochester | Brooklyn Savvy
Art through Innovation and Social Justice with Eli Kuslansky | Brooklyn Savvy
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Art through Innovation and Social Justice with Eli Kuslansky | Brooklyn Savvy
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce create opportunity for small businesses - Randy Peers | Brooklyn Savvy
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Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce create opportunity for small businesses - Randy Peers | Brooklyn Savvy
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Fight to Save Small Businesses
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Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Fight to Save Small Businesses
Creating Economic Mobility with Gregg Bishop | Brooklyn Savvy
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Creating Economic Mobility with Gregg Bishop | Brooklyn Savvy
First Woman in Leadership at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
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First Woman in Leadership at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
Wealth Creation and Economic Mobility with Blondel Pinnock | Brooklyn Savvy
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Wealth Creation and Economic Mobility with Blondel Pinnock | Brooklyn Savvy
Workplace Culture impact on Mental Health with Natasha Bowman Part 2 | Brooklyn Savvy
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Workplace Culture impact on Mental Health with Natasha Bowman Part 2 | Brooklyn Savvy
Workplace Culture impact on Mental Health with Natasha Bowman Part 1 | Brooklyn Savvy
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Workplace Culture impact on Mental Health with Natasha Bowman Part 1 | Brooklyn Savvy
This interview was so good! Very inspiring 🥰 I am so happy I discovered this channel 💯👍🏿
Thank you so much! There's a lot to check out!!!!
Lovely 🌹 love their story?😊
Me too! Check out the show on Gender fluidity
Black women ARE THE INDIGENOUS…they just don’t know it as a whole yet!
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Don't Murder Your Children.
Since the creator of the video decided to comment, I got a chance to rewatch the video. I miss this point here. She’s complaining that men aren’t involved in feminism. Is that what we’re to understand? We’re not involved in it because we don’t give a damn about it. We don’t care about any of it. You can keep complaining, but we’re not listening. There are only two people groups in the United States that complain about everything but already get everything. That’s blacks and ALL women.
You certainly don't speak for all men. And you sound as though you're angry and looking for validation.
Cringe, maybe unreveal yourself.
Trivial never equals gravitas-maybe don't flatter yourself!
No to everything you just said.
You don't even have a subscriber-please don't comment, no one is following you.
Nice advocacy, immediately shame and insult. Just like a woman
@@Brooklynsavvy Shame and insult - just like a woman.
Quit cryin! 🙄
Get some subscribers-no one is listening to your narrow point of view.
@@Brooklynsavvy that’s what’s wrong with silly people like you you think my influences fake on the Internet, but I actually deal with people. So I appreciate your hostility, but as I said before quit cryin!
@@Brooklynsavvyhave a seat with your 20+ plus 'likes'
@@YouWokeMe huh-this sounds like projection. Wake up now
Rap hip hop is Black American culture
It is and there is so much more!
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awesome show!
VALERIE WHITE MY SHEREO❤
Blue lives ✊️
Gregg Bishop is that guy who isn’t just inspirational and speaks to inspire, he literally lives the life in the community for the community.
We need more of these conversations.
I agree and we're doing more stay tuned!!
The fact you’re arguing for teens(kids,minors) should be able to buy this stuff in general is a problem. smh
The show didn't advocate that minors use cannabis. Listen to the entire show as the short is a teaser.
Sharing another point of view.
Is this another only BLM thing ??
No comment
Black people will be free when they consider themselves Americans instead of blacks. Your tendency towards diaspora is a fruitless strategy. And your plight for equality is easily seen through as a plight of revenge and tribalism.
Please read so you have an informed understanding of the issues. Read Caste by Isabella Wilkerson, so you can deepen your perspective.
If you worry about how people value you outside of family and close friends. You are weak mined and self-centered
Blame white woman Margaret Sanger's THE NEGRO PROJECT.
Loved this conversation!!
I don’t think they bring as much to the table as she thinks.
And with that attitude, I'm sure you do???
Blame white woman Margaret Sanger founder of THE NEGRO PROJECT for our women.
I'm sure all these. ladies are lovely and mean well. Unfortunately, at age 82, I have reached the conclusion that constantly talking about past hurts and insults is utterly pointless. Slavery was common until 1865. Americans came to the conclusion it was a bad thing and fought other white Americans to end it in USA. Blacks are still enslaving blacks in Africa today. Maybe these ladies could target a problem of today since they can never change history. My old brain tells me that rehashing old crap serves no good purpose. Let the past die. We have evolved in thousands of ways. Want to hold a grudge because your great-great-great granny died in childbirth because old doc was ignorant about stuff we all know today? Please, I beg you, stop wallowing in victimhood. Do something to make today better because you can't change the past.
I think you misunderstood the conversation. Everyone of these women is successful and living fulfilling lives. No one is constantly talking about enslavement. We're all making meaningful contributions. It's important to interrogate the past so it is not recreated. This was not a conversation about victimhood it was progressive and thoughtful. Sounds like you may have brought your baggage to it.
Of course you know it's a law. Being black while being a realtor. It's right up there with being black while driving.
#brooklynsavvy
Through a collaborative effort with our registrar, Alyssa Ritch-Frel, who is an awesome, licensed genealogist, we were successful in getting George Galphin Sr. and Princess Metawney’s son, George Galphin Jr., recognized, by the Daughters of the American Revolution, as a Forgotten Revolutionary War Patriot of Color. George Jr. (my 5th great grandfather) served in the American Revolution under Patrick Carr’s regiment along with his younger half brother Thomas Galphin, after their father, George Galphin Sr., who served as a Commissioner of Indian Affairs, died as a prisoner of war.
I’m curious who she is related to and talking about who made sure his family was looked after even in his death.
Please watch the entire video an genealogy and you'll find all of your answers there. Thank you for your comment.
Through a collaborative effort with our registrar, Alyssa Ritch-Frel, who is an awesome, licensed genealogist, we were successful in getting George Galphin Sr. and Princess Metawney’s son, George Galphin Jr., recognized, by the Daughters of the American Revolution, as a Forgotten Revolutionary War Patriot of Color. George Jr. (my 5th great grandfather) served in the American Revolution under Patrick Carr’s regiment along with his younger half brother Thomas Galphin, after their father, George Galphin Sr., who served as a Commissioner of Indian Affairs, died as a prisoner of war.
Ms Yuille greetings from San Francisco. I love the look and I miss you both. When I come out East will let Toni know.
So proud of my Cousin Doris thanks for your dedication to our family history. ❤
race doesnt matter
It shouldn't matter
Yes because white men are more responsible with money than their counterparts.
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What God is she referring to? To whom ever you pray to or whatever you believe? Are this all Christian women or what?
Yes ma’am
If you’re praying for clarity because you’re in a bad relationship it seems like you already know what you needed to know and are just tucking your decision making behind a ritual. You clearly don’t need the ritual, you just need to be real with yourself and not be a coward.
Ritual? I think this is the source of the confusion. Prayer is talking to God, Higher Self, Universe it is connecting with and having an intimate relationship with an unseen but ever present force. It's an awesome experience.
That makes sense. 😢😂
If i am not racist why in the Hell should i care? It is stupid to go over the dead horse, the horse is dead the end
“To whomever your god is.” If your god is who I think it is (my King) it is not acceptable in His eyes for you to acknowledge false gods
How can us as men get the chance to meet and speak with very intelligent women of this nature man definitely don’t hear a voice in this manner anymore wonderful woman voice so soothing
So much needed to hear this today thank you so much for your words be blessed
Help!!!!!
So true ❤ I'm a witness, this works
Sounds like playing the victim card is all yhey know how to do.
Someone needs a class on radical empathy!
I hate when Black people get in a room with others and act new. It is serious and out of line. She knows no amount of training stops racism.
Bring change to an already changed reality.... Stop teaching your kids YOUR reality. This isnt the 80's or 90's.... Let that shit go....
So you think racism, sexism , classism and semitism are societal woes in the 80s or 90s-I'd love to live in your Utopia
@@Brooklynsavvy so u deal with being oppressed on a day to day bases???. There are laws that keep you or whatever minorities in your state from getting the same as everyone else? I'm not talking about individual situations, um talking bout as a whole. You can't fault the entire country for a fraction of stupidity.
Check your spelling and read the literature. We're all living our best lives, but we're looking for systems change so that others have the same opportunities. You're missing the point of the conversation.
Radical openess, this isn't a game-we're talking about peoples lives here. Interrogate your beliefs, get in there-understand another person's walk, and seek to serve humankind-that's why we have these uncomfortable conversations-for those with ears let them hear!
Look at all that gender equality.
And your point is?
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