It's been a month since the death of George Floyd, and even as our timelines fill up with

outfits of the day, summer picks and other such content, it's important to remember

Black Lives Matter always. You're listening to Unsweeten and Unfiltered the podcast, episode 21 of

Season 2. In today's episode, we speak to Eman Idel Burrey about her experience with anti-blackness beginning as such a young age,

racism found within the media, and how we can carry on the BLM movement beyond dinner table discussions.

Hey, it's Danielle.

And Zena. And welcome to unsweetened and Unfiltered, the podcast where we elevate

the voices of women by sharing their stories of struggle while also highlighting their success.

We wanted to create a space for women to feel like they're not alone in whatever hardship

they may be facing. Some conversations may be lighthearted, while others may touch upon taboo topics ranging from mental health to women's bodies and spiritual struggles, and we don't shy away from any of it.

But our overall mission is to make every woman realize that she is not alone.

We are all in this together, I promise.

Our sole purpose is to build relationships, not barriers, between you and the woman who may need you.

We're here to provide inspiration and to build courage.

Tune in every Wednesday where we'll future an insightful guest who will help us reach these goals.

We laugh, we ugly cry, and we'll probably laugh some more.

So plug in your headphones, grab your favorite cup of coffee or Shea, and get ready to become a part of this

unbreakable sisterhood. You are tuning into season two of unsweeten and unfiltered.

You know, we just hit the six-month mark of 2020 and it's been a very rough couple of months.

I know we still have the rest of the year and then shawl of things turn around.

But aside of what's going on around the world that's, you know, impacting every single person,

there are people that are still dealing with things and a heart chest behind closed doors and whatnot.

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