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In this episode, Dr. Tip discusses the end of her season at her HBCU, the final exam she gave her students, and what she hoped to accomplish. Together, Dr. TIp and her listeners will unpack the lyrics of the Negro National Anthem "Lift Every Voice." Then, the song will be used as a framework to discuss the parental dress code enforced by a Black woman principal in Houston.

In this, the first episode with the new format, Dr. Tip allows us to listen into a session on Post-Truth at the American Education Research Association International Conference. This panel's proceedings define "post truth continuum" to describe the realities faced by Black educators throughout our history in the United States. The scholars offer strategies and insights into how Black education mig...

In this episode of Tellemtiptoldyou, Dr. Tip reflects on what she thinks it means to be a Black Woman deserving of celebration. She addresses collective response to R. Kelly's recent arrests and suggests that Black women need to be more protective of themselves and others. In this episode I also list my absolute favorite (and most inspiriting) Black Women for me right now. I can't wait to hear wha...

In this episode, Dr. Tip talks about #ADOS as evidence that Black teachers have generally failed to connect students to a global awareness. We discuss how stakeholders should be responding to the 11 year old arrested in Florida and the problems with our disbelieve in the Jussee Smollett case. The episode closes with a reading of Toni Morrison's Baby Suggs Holy's sermon about loving ourselves.

In this episode, Dr. Tip takes on how we conceptualize the word "boycott" in the Black community. Using the example of the Super Bowl and recent calls to boycott luxury fashion designers for their racist imagery, Tip asserts that simply boycotting may not be the thing to do. Investing in Black businesses is more important. She also examines the role of race in conversations about Kamala Harris and...

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In this episode Dr. Tip cautions against allowing yourself to fall victim to your circumstances. She also covers the problematic assertion that Black woman need to settle in order to find (and be in) love.

In this episode, Dr. Tip discusses the importance of community in personal and professional wellness.

This episode shares with listeners Dr. Tip's beliefs about Black Women and their roles in today's society.

In this episode, Dr. Tip discusses racism in education, the need for turning inward, and the power of hope.

In this episode Dr. Tip explores the idea of the "Imposter Syndrome" and speculates that some of it might be self-induced. The power of imagination to generate new reality becomes a frame of reference for the discussion.

In this episode, Dr. Tip shares her thoughts on the power of imagination, Black Panther as a cultural phenomenon, and continues her lament on think pieces that don't evidence deep thinking.

Philly won the game, but White Supremacy won The Super Bowl. At least Dr. Tip thinks so. Give it a listen.

In this episode, Dr. Tip reveals her thoughts On MoNique's call for a boycott of Netflix and her feelings about folks' reaction to that call.

In this episode Dr. Tip welcomes you to a new season and gives some words on race, ethnicity, and the recent H&M disrespect.

In this episode Dr. Tip assigns homework to lead you to a powerful 2018!

On this episode, Dr. Tip reveals her latest epiphany on love, assigns homework in preparation for 2018, and offers her ideas surrounding Waka Flaka's proclamation that he's not Black.

Dr. Tip airs her frustration on the recent Dove ad, the turn the NFL boycott has taken, and things that make her teeth itch.

On this episode, Dr. Tip explains how narrative can make some Black folks believe that they are better than others. She wraps up with an answer to Black Single Life (for those that don't want to be single).

On today's edition, Dr. Tip talks the #takeaknee movement, the secret to manifesting your dreams, and some other personal stuff. Tune in to hear some news about upcoming events.

In this week's episode, Dr. Tip discusses Usher's plus size accuser, STIs, and other reasons to be well.

In honor of Dick Gregory, Dr. Tip discusses the power of storytelling and being in control of your own narrative.

In this episode, Dr. Tip talks about affirmative action, failed projects, and the importance of establishing healthy boundaries to protect your vision.

In this second attempt at episode 5, Dr. Tip discusses the importance of Race Work in the contemporary period.

This week, Dr. Tip gets emotional as she discusses the power of touch and of voice.