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Dierdre Parker
Приєднався 20 гру 2014
Poet Preacher, Author, Speaker, Radio Host. Random acts of randomness will occur here. Things I'm going through, thinking about, studying, wassunever. I'm Over 50 so...I do what makes me happy
Stronger Churches Conference Pastor Dartanyan Jamerson, Multigenerational Ministry.
Stronger Churches Conference Pastor Dartanyan Jamerson, Multigenerational Ministry.
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Stronger Churches Conference Reverend Elizabeth Howze, Innovating For Impact
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Stronger Churches Conference Reverend Elizabeth Howze, Innovating For Impact
The Withness of God
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Homily. Gullah Geechee Freedom's Eve Watch night Service
A Conversation with "Bigg B"
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June is Black Music Appreciation Month. I caught up with my friend Brandon Hickman, to talk about how his love of music helped so many of us during the pandemic. He hosted, from his living room, the "Cookout" and the Gospel Brunch". We also talk faith, family and of course Port City Rip the Runway. For mor information on Port City Rip the Runway or to donate go to www.portcityriptherunway.com
Shoutin' in the Fire: An American Epistle with Author Dante Stewart
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Diva Talks with Dante Stewart is a speaker and a writer whose work in the areas of race and religion and politics has been featured on CNN and in The Washington post, Christianity Today, Sojourners, /the Witness: A Black Christian Collective, Comment and elsewhere. He holds a Ba in Sociology from Clemson University and is currently studying at the Candler School of Theology at Emery University ...
Hoodlums Talking TRASH Final Episode
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As we move in other directions we discuss Candice Marie Benbow's #RedLipTheology. Diva, Erika and Angellica are all learning from her work as we do our own work. Please understand that this is a movement. Women of Faith and Color are looking for our own answers from resources that understand our experience. We trust them, While some of the resources come from the academy they are not our only r...
Hood'lums Talking Trash
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Poet, Preacher, Author, Speaker, Radio host and Hood Theological Seminary Graduate DIVA is joined by Erika N Jones, Esq, discuss Lessons of 2021, and choosing joy.
Hoodlums Talking TRASH
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It's been a minute but we are back! This week Diva talks one on one with preacher, educator, scholar, the Rev. Dr. Dominique A. Robinson. Dr. Robinson talks about the journey from mornings with her grandmothers in Pentecostal and Baptist churches on Sundays to where she is now as a tenure-track teacher of preaching and sacred rhetoric. This real and raw conversation is especially valuable to wo...
Hoodlums Talking TRASH "BonnetGate"
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The Hoodlums are talking TRASH about "BonnetGate", respectability politics and more. A new face and a friend of the show join Diva for this conversation. Angellica Sweat Class of 20 and Erika N. Jones Esq, hold nothing back in this necessary conversation about who decides how we show pride or the lack there of. Check it out. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. We're opinionate and we don...
Hood'lums Talking TRASH (Talking Real Seeking Healing)
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The Hood'lums discuss In our Mother's Gardens, A song for Latasha and High on the Hog. (Netflix). But you know how we do! We throw a little of everything in there. Check this discussion out. As Always you will be enlightened and uplifted, and you'll have something to think about.
Hood'lums Talking TRASH
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This week we are blessed to have The new Associate Professor of The History of Christianity and Founding Director of the International Center for Faith Science and History (ICFSH), Dr. Sharon Grant, as our guest. Dr. Grant helps us understand the connection between African American Christianity and Christianity of the Diaspora. Tonya and Sandra (2019) and Diva (2020) are chatting with Dr. Grant...
"You better not Cry" Hood'lums Talking Trash
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This week the Hood'lums discuss "The Talk" incident between Sheryl Underwood and Sharon Osborne, tone policing and other things. Pia, Class of 2012, Tonya Class of 2019 and Diva Class of 2020 have a lot to say. Join us for this passionate discussion.
Hoodlums Talking TRASH
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The Gang's all here! After time working on her Chaplaincy Board Certification, Sandra Carter (Class of 2019) rejoins the Hoodlums. We're Just catching up on the social political and spiritual climate. Pia (12), Tonya (19) and Diva(20) are here too! Check us out.
Hoodlums Talking TRASH
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Hood Theological Seminary Alums Discuss The Black Church documentary by Dr. Henry Louis Gates Pia Class of 2012 Leads the discussion
Hoodlums Talking TRASH about AD Carson's 2017 Dissertation Album
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The Hoodlums, Pia Class of 2012, Tonya Class of 2019 and Diva Class of 2020 discuss the work of A.D. Carson, his social commentary and his unique voice. (Links to specific works below) Social justice issues, HBCU experience vs PWI and other related topics. ua-cam.com/video/Mbv58fpj5ZE/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/-3cHe69TQL0/v-deo.html
Hood'lums Talking TRASH about the Netflix Movie Malcolm and Marie
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Hood'lums Talking TRASH about the Netflix Movie Malcolm and Marie
Hood'lums Talking Trash Sexuality in the Bible w/ Dr. Dora
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Hood'lums Talking TRASH (Talking Real Seeking to Heal)
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Hood'lums Talking TRASH (Talking Real Seeking to Heal)
"Here come the Spice Girls" Luke 24:1-10
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"Here come the Spice Girls" Luke 24:1-10
Black Independent Quarantine Artist Theater (BiQAT)
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Black Independent Quarantine Artist Theater (BiQAT)
I like when people call me those type of names 😂
Thank you. I'm glad I'm not the only one that hates being called sweetie, hon and a few other condescending and demeaning terms. In the past year or 2 this behavior has gotten way out of hand around here. I'm 77 and to have some snotface school age kid working as a waitress causes me to really lose my cool when she calls me sweetie and dear.
I love my White red blue brown and wet shoes ❤🙏🏾❤️
Only females think like this. Yall are immature and petty. Even as adults women tend to be very child like.
I found this channel earlier today and I have been hooked binge watching it ever since. Everything you guys say I’m screaming *yes* at my TV. This is such a refreshing channel and conversations you’re having are much needed-I wish stuff like this got pushed into the algorithm more.
❤️ everything you said @7:40-we just want to be free to exist without having to always be “on code”
@18:30 such a good point! I was settled in at a job and decided to get some gray silver box braids. Literally the next day I got a call about a better job interview because they found me online. I had to sit there and heavily debate if I was going to take out a five hour hundred plus dollar hairstyle because I didn’t want to be judged that harshly and not get the job. I ended up putting it in a bun but they weren’t even pressed about it, said I looked like a creative type, and kept it moving.
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I appreciate the questions posed and the historical information shared. Thank you!
Enjoyed Dr. Grant. Great job Deidre.
Always great to hear Dr. Dora teach the real truth in context. Congrats Dierdre!
congrats Dierdre!!! I'm a Hoodlum!
Thanks. Welcome
This is SO good!
My response is, "I dropped the name 'hon' a couple of years ago. I go by the name 'ma'am' now."
Yes, I hate when people do that!
I have experienced this alot and Im a tall woman in her 30s definitely do not look young. I absolutely cringe when women call me "sweetie". Its sounds like they are trying to belittle me. And more than likely they were. I usually correct them and say its "ma'am with a straight face. Some women do this out of spite to attractive looking women. Its best to correct it right then and there.
I talk on the phone with customers, who sometimes call me darling, sweetie, etc. I just pause a second, and then say "my name is _______," Usually they get the hint. I'm not ok with those words. It's unprofessional, and I think it's demeaning. I'm not your F'n darling!
Make more videos like this!
ShaunaKabana I will. Thanks for watching.
So true, I'm 22 and workers call me sweetie all the time. I know I'm petite but dang! I feel like they're belittling me
Call it back
It’s not even about you being petite...sweetie
thank you for sharing! such an inspirational video.
you are welcomed!
Good video, mommy!