Co-produced by AfroPunk and How Stuff Works, AfroPunk's solution sessions is a podcast

that explores real-world solutions to the problems that marginalized people face.

Every Wednesday, co-host Bridget Todd, which kind of sounds like Todd Bridget is from

different world, but that's something else.

And Eve's Jeff Coat, speak with members of the AfroPunk community, celebrated thinkers,

and community leaders like Stacey Abrams, Matthew K. Kade, and Patrice Culters, about

how to resist oppression and stay engaged.

AfroPunk's solution sessions is inciting meaningful conversations and motivating people

to make a difference.

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This week, we're fortunate enough to be accessible and within reach of content so enriching,

so nurturing, so soul-starring from none other than the legendary person who's recognized,

you know, an academic excellence amongst academia all over the world.

Trina, the rapper, who provided us with that wonderful quote this week, similar to a

teatalk, where she told us to just mind our own business and if everybody minded their

own business and everything would be alright, and added the gem, the emphatic gem, it

would be stop-aloud of the drama.

So I think that's pretty self-explanatory this week, you know?

Yeah, our goal and our purpose is always to take something away from the clip this week.

And this is another opportunity for me to reference, you know, just items that I feel

are worthy of being archived in the museums and the Smithsonian, you know.

Trina has always dropped so many jewels.

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