Conversations with the Royal Empress

A conversation with Dr. Lauren Meeks, Author of the book "Confessions of a Melanated Queen Complexities of the Modern Black Woman"

In this  week’sthe ladies of Conversations with The Royal Empress sit down with Dr Lauren Meeks as we discuss her new book Confessions of a Melanated Queen!!!

Dr. Lauren Meeks is an advocate for ending social, economic, and educational disparities among underserved populations. With a background in higher education, youth development, and workforce development, Dr. Meeks is committed to following and exhibiting the principles of servant leadership.

The "F" Word: Feminism and the Black Woman!

There is a surge in the number of Black Women professing to be Feminist, but the roots of feminism are drenched in racism and White Supremacy.  Is the Feminist movement really your fight as it is practiced today?  Can't we be Pro-Women and advocate for the rights of Women and Black women in particular without being a feminist?  Do the historical aspects concern us at all?  The ladies are having a conversation about it, and well grab your cup of coffee, or tea and listen in on Conversations with The Royal Empress.   

Are Black Men Broken? Can a woman actually fix a broken Man?

There is talk amongst women that Black Men are broken and have need of repair, listen in on Conversations with The Royal Empress as they examine this topic.  Are the men, broken or flawed? Are we in any better position as Black Women to think that we can repair men? Let us know your thoughts. 

The Struggle is real: What lengths do some of us go through to get a man, is it worth it, is it working?

Join Conversations with The Royal Empress as we delve into this topic about relationships and what is that we are looking to attract.  Does the way a woman dresses matter?  Do men have a right to tell you how to dress?  Are you in competition with other women?  Is there a right and wrong way to get and keep a man?  Weigh in on the conversation. 

White Supremacy: How does it affect the Mental Health of Black America? An interview and conversation with Dr. Steffie Turner

Conversations with the Royal Empress sits down for an interview and conversation with special guest and expert Dr. Steffie Turner, as we explore the impact white supremacy has on Black America. 

Mental Health Awareness: Erasing the Stigma, Removing the Shame. A sit down with Mental Health Awareness Advocate Kim Beverly-Muhammad

In this episode the Royal Empress is joined by Mental Health Awareness Adcovate and founder of the Green Dress Project Kim Beverly-Muhammad, as they discuss the stigma associated with mental illness and attempt to erase the stigma, and remove the shame.  Why does it seem the Black Community shys away from help? Tune in, and join the conversation. 

Mental Strength : What is it? Can you maintain it?

The Royal Empress gets candid about dealing with stress, and work life balance and how they try to maintain mental strength! 

I'm not your Superwoman: The Black Woman, Overworked, Overwhelmed and Over It! Reclaiming our time and reducing stress!

We are constantly trying to balance, and play catch up.  We try to be everything to everyone.  We have careers, and families, we are running businesses and households, and  we are always taking care of others, but when do we relax and take care of ourselves?  The stress level of the average Black Woman is through the roof.  It's time to reclaim our time, and start reducing stress!  We can only straighten our Crowns if we are here to actually wear it!  Reclaim your time, it's okay the world will just have to adjust. 

Black Women the most highly educated group in America: Has it impacted the Black community?

Statistics show that the Black Woman is fast becoming the most educated group in America. How has this impacted the overall condition of the Black Community? Have we improved overall or is it just improving the lives of individual families? The Royal Empress is discussing some of these issues, take a listen and weigh in on the conversation. 

The Friend Zone: Can Men and Women Truly be Platonic Friends?