Three Black Chicks
By Three Black Chicks
Three Black ChicksAug 17, 2020
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The "Rise" of Black Independently Published Romance.
In this episode, the Three Black Chicks discuss the sudden rise of interest in Black "Indie" Romance and our opinions on the "rise." We discuss our opinions, recommendations for this genre, our "7 must-have/auto-buy authors," and subgenres we'd like to see Black Romance authors tackle.
Aug 17, 202001:07:02
The Power of Walking Away
Continuing the conversation on relationships, we can’t talk about relationships without the break up. Walking away is probably one of the hardest, but most powerful things we can do. On this episode, we talk about walking away from romantic relationships, friendships, and careers—and of course books!
Aug 03, 202001:22:50
Relationship Advice and why don’t Black Men love Black women? Featuring guest, author, Jsin Graham
The Three Black Chicks sit with author, podcaster, Jsin Graham, to talk relationships, and to discuss the divide between Black women and Black men.
Jul 06, 202001:53:40
Do Black Lives Really Matter? Let's talk about it.
Season 1, epsiode 4. The three Black chicks discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and it’s implication for “allyship,” and the right to own spaces in the literary community. Plus, the chicks highlight Black authors doing the “work” in the book communities on Twitter.
Jun 15, 202001:10:07
Interracial Romance: What’s up with this genre?
Season 1, episode 3: The three Black chicks discuss the problematic content in interracial romance; while also highlighting the authors who’ve gotten it “right.”
May 18, 202001:13:59
Mental Health and Self Care—What is it even? Taking Care of YOU during the Quarantine and Beyond
The three Black chicks discuss mental health and self care options to take during the quarantine and beyond.
May 04, 202001:16:37
Relationships, Dating, and putting down the cape.
The three Black chicks tackle the topics of relationship, dating, and the imposing of “the superhero” trait placed on Black women—and it needs to be eradicated.
Apr 06, 202001:10:09