In part two of the unmissable season 5 finale of 'Listen To Black Women,' hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Torrei Hart, and Claudia Jordan dive deeper into the complexities of social media and how commenting or responding to trolls can do more harm than good.
Episode 5 of 'Listen To Black Women' features hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Torrei Hart, Jessie Woo, and Claudia Jordan discussing victim-blaming and the repercussions Black women face when they share their truth about assault and abuse on social media.
Episode 4 of 'Listen To Black Women' is here and hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Melyssa Ford, and Torrei Hart are back again for another honest and unfiltered discussion on marriage and motherhood.
Titled "Are Black Women Throwing Tradition In The Trash?", this episode of 'Listen To Black Women' takes a hard look at how societal pressures, whether around motherhood, marriage, or balancing career and relationships, shape the daily lives of Black women.
For Episode 2 of 'Listen to Black Women,' hosts Lore’l, Danielle Young, Jessie Woo, Jerrie Johnson, and Torrei Hart are back with an insightful conversation on body image and body positivity.
The highly anticipated Season 5 premiere of 'Listen to Black Women' is here, and it kicks off with an unfiltered, thought-provoking conversation about sexuality and pleasure.
During a recent interview with Danielle Young, Iyanla Vanzant explained that foul energy from her guests is part of the reason why she will not be doing another season of "Iyanla Fix My Life."
Twitter user Lottidot recognized that the alignment of Jupiter and Saturn on the Winter Solistice meant some pretty special things for Black folks specifically. Her tweet set of a whirlwind of Black folks' greatest wishes and desires.
If betting on yourself was a person, it would be Danielle Young. With major media brands counted as former employers, the Content Queen really had no choice. Video Producer, host, social media producer, Danielle wears all hats, a skill and mindset that has allowed her to move so freely within different parts of the industry, and the internet.