I'm Jonathan Braylock, I'm Dra. Milligan, and I'm James III. And we're those of Black

Pink and Jump in Hollywood. It's a comedic podcast that reviews films with leading actors

of color and analyze them in the context of race and Hollywood's diversity issues.

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happy voice. This episode contains explicit language. Welcome to mom and dad are fighting

sleights parenting podcasts for Thursday, January 19th. The shame on you to edition. I'm

Elizabeth Newcamp. I write the homeschool and family travel blog Dutch Dutch Goose. I'm

the mom of three little's, Henry, who's 10, Oliver, who's eight, and Teddy, who's six.

We live in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I'm Jamila Lemieux, a writer, contributor to

sleights care and feeding parents in column and mom to Naima, who is nine and three quarters

and we live in Los Angeles. I'm Zach Rosen. I make the best advice show podcast. I'm the

father to Noah, who's five and Ami, who is two and we live in Detroit. Well, today on

the show, we are of course going to share our parenting triumphs and fails for the week,

but then we've got a really special segment. We're going to talk about being shamed by

strangers and we're going to hear stories from y'all. Then if you're sticking around for

sleight plus, we're going to be discussing why millennial moms have taken to TikTok

to talk about the parenting essential they're missing. Here's what you'll hear if you have

sleight plus. It feels like a big ask to ask someone to help with kids as opposed to some

of these smaller asks where it's easier to ask for help. Kids feel like a big ask.

I feel like it's less of a big ask if you are offering to watch someone else's kid

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