The Handicapable Black Woman will tell stories about life, jobs, dating, doctors/the health industry, police, politics and everything else from a perspective that is not normally heard. I am a triple threat to being a POC, female with a disability. I will give laughs, sadness but no tears, anger and emotions (well maybe sometimes). I don't know how to put words to in order to inspire and learn from my experiences. Intro from Music by Joystock - https://www.joystock.orghttps:// linktr.ee/handicapableblackwoman You can find my social media goodreads, amazon for all of my books and more.https://linktr.ee/handicapableblackwoman https://www.amazon.com/stores/Stelanie-Marshall/author/B0B64F3WDY?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 7 hours 51 minutes
episode 7: Why I Won’t Date Police part 2
I continue with telling my story from part one on why I will not date a police officer or veteran.
I will be posting many stories that explain and prove my point on my twitter which you will find in my link tree. There are some good cops and veterans, but I bump into a lot of the bad ones and with what I am seeing around me I know that our justice system needs a facelift and needs to realize the racism that in all of the cracks, corners and laying there right in front of all of our eyes...
episode 6: Why I Won’t Date Police part 1
*Warning- I do bring up violent stuff in this episode so if that makes you uncomfortable, I will have new episodes next week. *
Republicans say to behave and follow directions but when you are black for most cops you also need to obey.
I go over some of the issues I have been through when it comes to the police officers and vets.
I mention the lack of training with 4 examples of why I have low expectations of cops...
episode 5: Red Bottom Shoe
I talk about how in the dating world today many men still try to deflate our (woman or man) value.
I talk a lot about ways to develop yourself
Your wants and needs and how his are not the only ones that count
How some men will try to tear you down so that you feel like you are not good enough for anyone else.
I have many of the messages I get online from men in my social media...
episode 4: Don't Call Me Oreo, I Go By Macaroon
**Warning there is some mention of language and violence in this episode. **
(I hoped around some because this topic leads to so many other issues and topics of America.)
This episode goes over part of the stereo typing issue that we have in America. I can go on for hours but will have more examples and parts later on. I talk a lot about school and dating examples from both dating black and outside of my race...
episode 3: Drowning in student loan debt while America hides the lifesaver
Part one of my employment history and trying to find work but how I ended up drowning in interest and expected payments when I was being bombarded with illegal HR questions and the issue of race and my unique name. I work and hint at some of the jobs I worked at to pay bills and survive but also jobs that I probably would have gotten if I did not have my disability or because of my race...
episode 2: Handicapable People Sometimes Just Want to Eat
I tell 3 restaurant stories about how I was treated as someone with a disability. I share how some companies do not care if their employees treat people in a degrading way. I mention some ways that people can make it easier for those nervous who want to get out and socialize but maybe scared or feel out of place.
Lessons to learn- Learn or train or fake to treat people with disabilities like they count or matter...
episode 1: Learning My True Self As the Handicapable Black Woman
This podcast is a voice for everyone who is finding or realizing their true identity and those who always feel like they have to prove themselves or wonder why and how people are the way they are. My introduction video where I talk about my identity as a newly diagnosed disability person and why I am just now finding value in myself and in my life...