Jeria & Jadah spend this week catching us up on Trump’s cuts to the National Park Service and National Forest Service, the gutting of the USDA 1890 Scholars Program, and his standoff with the Governor of Maine.

Then, they catch us up on the latest Trials & Tribulations in the press…That is, the resignation of one of Diddy’s attorneys, updates in the case against Luigi Mangione, and A$AP Rocky’s Not Guilty verdict.

With the layoffs, closings, and understaffing at our country’s National Parks, it’s more important than ever that we come together to show this administration that we value nature, wildlife, and conservation. This week, we’re asking that anyone able to make a contribution to the National Parks Conservation Association, which supports national parks through advocacy, education, partnerships, conservation, and new site development.

You can give at support.npca.org (http://support.npca.org/)

Another week of navigating American politics. In this episode, Jeria & Jadah break down how Trump’s latest moves are gutting education, the arts, and basic government functions, but don’t worry…Democrats are strongly urging him to stop!

From the Department of Education’s DEI purge to the end of “anti-woke” programming at the Kennedy Center, we’re unpacking the chaos and the consequences. With the rolling back of diversity, equity and inclusion, particularly in the education space, Black students having access to quality education is becoming progressively more difficult. That’s why we’re asking you to give to Teachers Like Me.

Teachers Like Me is on a mission to recruit, develop, and retain Black teachers, who play a vital role in shaping the lives of students and strengthening our communities. By investing in Teachers Like Me, you're not just supporting individual teachers - you're investing in the future of our children and communities.

Give today at the link in our bio!

Jadah and Jeria are back (and better) with a brand new season of Black Girl Politics Podcast. Today your hosts are discussing Trump’s hostile takeover at the Dept of Education, his threat to annex Gaza, and his war on DEI. They also take some time to celebrate the Blackity Black Black History Month we are having so far— with Kendrick’s halftime performance, and Beyoncé’s (long overdue) Album of the Year Grammy win.

You can follow the Pod on Instagram @bgppod, TikTok @bgppod, and YouTube at Black Girl Politics Podcast.

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CALL TO ACTION:
We have the opportunity to flip the House of Representatives blue and provide a (small but needed) check on Trump. Donate, volunteer, and learn about these 3 special House elections. The candidates are Josh Weil and Gay Valimont

Jadah and Jeria are back with a brand new episode about Dems exciting new $3.5 trillion budget proposal, Biden's comments on Cuba and communism, #FreeBritney and the history made on the cover of Sports Illustrated!

You can follow the Pod on Instagram @bgppod, Twitter @bgppodcast, and like the page on Facebook at Black Girl Politics Podcast.

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Jadah and Jeria are BACK and better than ever with a brand new episode on a brand new day of the week!

This week, they're chatting about the delta variant, the amazing strength of Black Womxn Olympians, Tabitha Brown and Wendy Williams; social media spat, and trying to count however many kids Nick Cannon has.

You can follow the Pod on Instagram @bgppod, Twitter @bgppodcast, and like the page on Facebook at Black Girl Politics Podcast.

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DONATE TO: http://refugeesinternational.org/donate-2020

On this Special Episode of Black Girl Politics Podcast, Jeria & Jadah talk to three of the record number of Black and Brown womxn running for local office in Omaha, Nebraska. Naomi Hattaway, Cammy Watkins, and Jasmine Harris join the hosts for an open, honest conversation about their historic campaigns, the trials of running for office as Black women, and the support system they've created for one another. 

You can contribute to their campaigns and learn more here:

• naomiforcitycouncil.com
• cammy4council.com
• voteforjasmine.com

If you live in Omaha, be sure to vote on April 6th (Primary Election)  and May 11th (General Election). Visit civicnebraska.vote for more information and resources on the upcoming elections in Omaha!


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Jeria & Jadah discuss a topic submitted by an Instagram follower, delving into their experiences working on the Biden-Harris campaign in Wisconsin and the Senate Runoff races in Georgia. Then, as always, they update you on this week's happenings in the Biden-Harris administration.

Be sure to use the hashtag #BlackWomenBelong on Instagram and Twitter. Post pictures, videos, or other creative content of you making space, taking charge, or simply existing, because you deserve it!

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This week, Jeria and Jadah are together again to discuss the importance of protecting Black Women and how we fight for our own survival, not to save white people from themselves. BGPP is encouraging our listeners this week to donate to 50 Miles More. 50 Miles More is a black, youth-led, Wisconsin based organization focused on liberation through radical black feminism. We often talk about giving people their flowers while they’re still here. This month, 50 miles more will be sending black people flowers all month long. The number of flowers they’re able to send is dependent on funds, so donate to $50MilesMore on Cashapp.