The Sound of Black and Brown

We Need to Ask Questions

On this episode, the conversation centers on the New Haven Tent City sweeps, what do you think about this? How does this improve the housing insecurity situation right now? What should have been done differently? How do you feel about those who let this happen and what can you do. If you have some thoughts to share, please feel free to reach out, would love to hear your thoughts and concerns about the City of New Haven's response to housing insecurity.

Can We Move Up?

On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown we ask, can we move up? Why do we need to support, protect and empower Black and Brown women more now than ever? Tell us what you think email us at blackbrownunited@gmail.com

It’s all about the Benjamin’s

Is it all about the Benjamins? It is expensive to be poor in Connecticut. On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown we chat about the importance of #PoorPeopleFedUp

Watch Out For The Big Girls!

How much is too much? Never be afraid of your greatness, a latte does not define you, not being a size zero does NOT mean you're not a hero! On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown, Watch Out For the Big Girls the intersectionality of fatphobia to other isms is discussed. After you tune in, don't forget to like and share our podcast, thanks for tuning in!

Urgent Legislative Call to Action

We need your help to really get Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity in Connecticut, this is an urgent call to action, tune in to find out some more about SB 1095, SB 1022, SB 991, SB 4, HB 6588, HB 6589, HB 6666
You can also check out last week's episode to get some useful tips and thoughts on writing legislative testimony https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/mZIYE2f1Oxb
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Do You Like It Like That?

On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown - we talk about how you legislatively change what you don't like, you can still make an impact go to cga.ct.gov and be part of making good laws for Black and Brown communities #PoorPeopleFedUp

It’s All Connected!

Is it one thing, or a bunch of things? On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown we talk about how it's all connected - United We Stand Divided We Fall #PoorPeopleFedUp

Your Words Your Power!

Do you ever want to share your story or wonder if telling your story means anything when laws are being discussed? It sure does! On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown we talk about how YOU CAN participate in the legislative process and why YOUR involvement matters on the legislative chessboard #StopTheWarOnThePoor #MySkinIsNotAWeapon #PoorPeopleFedUp #Housing4All #RentCap #OurRightsMatter #Husky4Immigrants #Husky4All

Liberate Abortions!

Keep abortions safe, legal and accessible no one should feel ashamed or guilted out of making a choice about their body. On this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown we chat about that and share key points from a recent organizing and patient advocacy summit facilitated by Planned Parenthood, which featured workshops and speakers including California's 12th District Representative Barbara Lee!

From the streets to the law books

In this episode of the Sound of Black and Brown, we talked about why the participation of Black and Brown people in the legislative matters from the streets to the law books, we can all make an impact #StopTheWarOnThePoor #PoorPeopleFedUp #Housing4All #RentCap #TenantRightsAreHumanRights #Husky4Immigrants #Husky4All