Civil rights lawyer and scholar Sherrilyn Ifill speaks on the ongoing fight for civil rights on "Small Doses" with Amanda Seales.
On this episode of Small Doses with Amanda Seales, community organizer Richie Reseda dials in to discuss prison feminism. Richie Reseda is a social entrepreneur, abolitionist and artist delivering feminist programming to incarcerated men. Having spent seven years in prison for armed robbery, the Los Angeles native found his calling as a community organizer. Reseda […]
Regina Jackson and Saira Rao discuss what it’s like to confront white women with radical honesty about racism and white supremacy.
Emmy-nominated Yvette Nicole Brown, who acted in Community, The Mayor, and Drake & Josh, joined Amanda Seales on the Small Doses podcast.
Author and host of The Slumflower Hour, Chidera Eggerue, joins the Small Doses podcast for a spirited conversation about patriarchy. The author of the Sunday Times bestseller What A Time To Be Alone: The Slumflower’s Guide to Why You Are Already Enough speaks with Small Doses host Amanda Seales about the subtle ways that patriarchy […]
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Actor Taye Diggs joins 'Small Doses with Amanda Seales' to talk about growth and how performing on Broadway taught him how to let go.
Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett recently went viral for her blunt takedown of House Republicans.
There have been over 1,000 police shootings in the past 12 months that have taken the lives of American citizens.
Amanda Seales reflects on the thought process, hard work, and soul searching that went into creating "In Amanda We Trust," the new political doc she independently produced.
Marianne Williamson makes her case on why the American people should elect her as the next President of the United States.
'Small Doses' host Amanda Seales explores "green colonialism" and how climate change harms certain communities more than others.
