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The Stoop

Hana Baba and Leila Day

Identity, International, Thestoop, Blackness, Storytelling, African, Personal Journals, Africanamerican, Blackidentity, Blackart, Journalism, Society & Culture, Black, Diaspora, Blackculture

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🗓️ 9 January 2025

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

CPT, African Time—yeah, we’ve all heard of it, but are we really running late, or are we just moving to our own beat, on our own terms, in our own rhythm?

In this episode, we hear from some folks who dig deep into theories, and ancestral philosophies and practices, related to time.

Do we need to rethink how we define time?

One thing’s for sure—we know what time it is. Time to press play on this episode.

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0:00.0	Lila, are you close?
0:07.9	Yeah, I'll be right there.
0:09.5	I am five minutes away, okay?
0:11.4	I'm almost there.
0:12.0	I'm almost there.
0:12.8	All right.
0:13.4	Well, we need to talk about CPT.
0:17.4	Okay.
0:18.5	Let's dupe this out as soon as I get there.
0:22.2	The stoop.
0:32.0	The stoop.
0:34.1	Stories from across the black diaspora That we need to talk about
0:38.1	My cousins were water in Greece girls
0:40.0	And I couldn't be a water in Greece girl
0:42.0	That's what I'm talking about ballerine in the hood
0:44.1	Weebe Gala Ghii United people
0:46.2	When a black woman walks up to the desk in labor
0:49.9	What preconceived notions do you have about her?
0:54.0	I didn't even know we had a hair sharp I didn't even know we had a hair sharp.
1:01.0	The Stu!
1:05.9	Hey there, it's Robin.
1:07.1	I'm so excited to tell you about Radiotopia's newest show, Hyperfixed.
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