Sufficiently Black
Rebranded from So-Called Oreos, Sufficiently Black is a show that explores what it means to be comfortable in your Blackness despite living in a world obsessed with stereotypes. Hosts Kia, Amari, and Janae deep-dive into Black womanhood, identity and culture through a critical lens as they navigate their way through adulthood.

Rebranded from So-Called Oreos, Sufficiently Black is a show that explores what it means to be comfortable in your Blackness despite living in a world obsessed with stereotypes. Hosts Kia, Amari, and Janae deep-dive into Black womanhood, identity and culture through a critical lens as they navigate their way through adulthood.
Episodes

Tuesday Jan 12, 2021
”So You Feel Pressured by Societal Timelines”
Tuesday Jan 12, 2021
Tuesday Jan 12, 2021
Happy New Year Oreo Gang! Before the main topic of discussion begins, the Oreos give their opinion on the show Bridgerton, America's obsession with white and black interracial relationships and whether they achieved their 2020 goals. To go along with the New Year theme, the trio discusses the societal deadlines that they feel pressured to make, where they got them from and question if they can ever be a good thing. The conversation also includes luck as a factor of success, the issue with only celebrating success at a young age and how to address these deadlines going forward. The Oreos talk about what they thought they would have by now that they don't before reading listener responses to the subject.
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Tuesday Dec 29, 2020
Tuesday Dec 29, 2020
In this episode, Amari sits down for a one-on-one conversation with Anjali Vats, an Associate Professor at Boston College teaching courses in race, rhetoric, law, and media studies. Together they get to talking about all the ways Intellectual Property law and race intersect and how the system designed to protect the works of creators actually does little for Black and Brown people. (Shocking.) Amari also gets the chance to ask Vats about her latest book, "The Color of Creatorship: Intellectual Property, Race, and the Making of Americans," which explores how Intellectual Property in the U.S. works to form American ideals around race, citizenship, and property.
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Tuesday Dec 15, 2020
”So You Want To Slide Into Our DMs” feat. Warren Burke
Tuesday Dec 15, 2020
Tuesday Dec 15, 2020
In this episode the Oreos sit down with Warren Burke, an actor in LA mostly known for his role on Netflix's Family Reunion with Tia Mowry. Warren talks about being in touch with your feelings as a black man and being in therapy. The Oreos raise the question if social programs like Jack and Jill are good for our community or do they separate black people? Of course the convo turns to dating as Warren gives insight into dating as a black man in LA, being told you aren’t black enough to date, feeling guilty dating a white woman and the difference of black men and women dating outside the race. Lastly, Warren assess the Oreos' dating history and challenges.
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Tuesday Dec 01, 2020
”So Once Upon a Time You Were A Hoe”
Tuesday Dec 01, 2020
Tuesday Dec 01, 2020
In this NSFW episode, the Oreos ask, “what is the definition of a hoe?” and “what is a hoe phase and should we all have one?” The discussion leads to the gender bias of the word “hoe,” personal stories of being called a hoe in school as well as the Oreos giving insight into their own “hoe phases.” The hosts also give encouragement into checking your mental health and societal pressure before you take part in a hoe phase before ending the show on men making it difficult to even have a hoe phase and the rules on how not to get attached in hoe culture.
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Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
”So You Want to Get Into Astrology” feat. Mecca Woods
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
Tuesday Nov 17, 2020
In one of their favorite episodes to date, the Oreos sit down with Mecca Woods, a professionally trained astrologer, author, host and podcaster to talk all things astrology! Mecca gives us all the details on the traits of the four elements of the zodiac signs, how we attract people who hold the qualities we lack, opposite signs and why we pay attention to our sun, moon and rising placements. Mecca reads the Oreos' birth charts to discover the problems in their love lives by paying extra attention to their Venus placement before explaining why certain signs like Gemini and Scorpio get so much hate and disclose the masculine and feminine signs of the zodiac.
Mecca's website: www.mylifecreated.com/
Follow Mecca on IG: www.instagram.com/1meccanism
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Tuesday Nov 03, 2020
”So What‘s the Deal with Black People and Voting”
Tuesday Nov 03, 2020
Tuesday Nov 03, 2020
Recording this on Halloween, Amari and Kia open about spending Halloween in quarantine and the downside of meeting your idols before getting into everything voting and politics for this Election Day episode! The duo explains their personal relationship to how their family influenced them to get knowledgable about politics and drop facts on the history between black people and voting since the end of slavery until now. The Oreos debunk the myth of Black Americans not voting and explain the reasons and laws put in place to discourage black people from voting. The convo ends by giving suggestions on how we can get more black people involved and feeling more confident in the government.
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Tuesday Oct 20, 2020
”So You‘re a Millennial Struggling in Your Career”
Tuesday Oct 20, 2020
Tuesday Oct 20, 2020
The Oreos are discussing all things career for millennials! The conversation starts off with facts on millennials being most affected by the coronavirus pandemic, what millennials want from their jobs and how their generation differs from their parents. The three hosts talk about how their careers looked bright in college and how hitting the real world put their expectations in check. Kia and Janae open up about meeting at work, which was a toxic environment ending in settlement checks and layoffs. Sexism, racism, bullying, not relating to coworkers, being the only black person on your team, being underpaid and struggling to get promoted all make their way into the dialogue. The discussion ends with things the Oreos have learned so far in their career and what they hope and now consider for future employment.
Things that Millennials Expect from Their Jobs:www.entrepreneur.com/article/331111
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Tuesday Oct 06, 2020
”So You Want to Build a Life Around Travel and Wellness” feat. Kira West
Tuesday Oct 06, 2020
Tuesday Oct 06, 2020
The Oreos are joined by Kira West a content creator, community cultivator, and the founder of ByKwest. Kira discusses being a black fitness instructor, which allowed her to be on the cover of Self Magazine where she explains why music with the "N word" is problematic in a fitness classes. Kira also talks about how she decided to incorporate her love for fitness, travel and food to create a brand in addition to working full time, how to convince family members to eat healthier and how traveling to Asia warranted many pictures and fascination.
Follow Kira on IG @bykwest
What It Means to Be Black in Fitness:www.self.com/story/what-it-mean…e-black-in-fitness
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Tuesday Sep 22, 2020
”So You’re Reevaluating Adulthood During Covid”
Tuesday Sep 22, 2020
Tuesday Sep 22, 2020
This episode starts out with the oreos thanking fans for the increased engagement on insta, Janae gives some updates on her dating life and the discussion about "the nice guy" comes into play.
The oreos discuss their relationships with family and realizing that parents are not perfect and you won't always agree. Rachel explains how she has coped with living full time with a romantic partner, Kia's situation makes her realize she has to live alone and Amari gets personal about losing her aunt during covid. The topic of being unemployed highlights the way the oreos' career goals have shifted before they discuss what they have gained and how they have matured during these tough times.
Quarantine has changed us — and it’s not all badwww.vox.com/future-perfect/2020…w-quarantine-habits
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Tuesday Sep 08, 2020
Tuesday Sep 08, 2020
Amari and Janae sit down with Calvin Williams, the founder of Freeman Capital, which is the first Black-owned automated wealth management platform in the country. Calvin explains his early relationship with money that led him into a career of finance and buying his first house at the age of 20. He breaks down the importance of black people establishing generational wealth and sites some alarming stats of the generational wealth gap between white and black people. Later, Calvin gives tips on how we can individually take steps to gain wealth to provide a better future for the black community.
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You can find Calvin and Freeman Capital on socials @freemancapital
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