Name: Black Faces in White Spaces - The Corporate America Episode by Evening Service Podcast
Duration: 2 h

you're in a constant state of trying to dispel stereotypes 

Right why do they get to deem what's professional

On this episode we sit down with Director/Filmmaker Raoul Peck. Mr. Peck was nominated for an Oscar for his recently released "I Am Not Your Negro", which was based on the perspectives of Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther King from the lens of the esteemed James Baldwin. Sit back and cleanse your mental palate as we continue to #RaiseTheBar

I Am Not Your Negro feat. Raoul Peck

Great dialogue on the topic of being Black in corporate America. We were joined by two amazing sisters - Francisca French (marketing professional) and Queen Imani (banking manager)!

We talk about some of the struggle and disappointment with having to "play the game." From small things like hairstyles, to major issues of racism and discrimination - we touch on it all! 

For our "Let Me Put You On" segment, we played the new DVSN "P.O.V." R&B aint dead!!

Major take-away:
Mentorship is very important. find a mentor. 
Self awareness/knowledge of self is MAKE OR BREAK! 
Work to be the best YOU, and don't break your neck to "measure up."
Nothing wrong w/ having a job, but keep at least TWO side hustles.
As you come up, bring someone up with you.
It's not fair, but the game ain't based off sympathy.

Black Faces in White Spaces -  The Corporate America Episode

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Two young brothas trying to get it right! "If we don't get it right, then the wrong might!"
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Intro music by super producer Tezla @ProdByTezla www.TezlaWorld.com

Black Faces in White Spaces - The Corporate America Episode

Evening Service Podcast

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