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BROWN SUGAR TALK MISSION

1. Educate people through raw, real and respectful conversations about challenges that marginalized groups are facing.

2. Inspire marginalized groups to thrive despite life challenges with the example of successful guests.

3. Motivate participants to make a difference in their community by sharing advice to uplift marginalized groups.

 

Meet the Founder

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I am not an expert, I am still educating myself like everyone, but today, I want to use my platform to amplify marginalized voices. My goal is to spark conversations with my listeners that will lead them to make a difference in their communities.

Like Barack Obama said: “One voice can change a room, and if one voice can change a room, then it can change a city, and if it can change a city, it can change a state, and if it change a state, it can change a nation, and if it can change a nation, it can change the world. Your voice can change the world.” So let’s use our voices and discuss together.

- Amy Sylla

Founder and host, Brown Sugar Talk

Amy Sylla

Latest Episodes

S3 EP1

S3, Episode 1: Activist Burnout – How do we keep going?

In the first episode of the third season, Brown Sugar Talk speaks with award-winning artist, activist and educator Keosha Love to hear how she manages to balance her personal well being and her activism.

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Season 3 Intro Episode

S3, Season Intro: We’re Back!

After an 8-month break, Amy is finally back! In this introduction, she shares why she had to take an extended break, reflects on past work and episodes, and shares what to expect in Season 3.

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S2EP8

S2, Episode 8: Maintaining Your Mental Health During Challenging Times

For the finale episode of the second season, Brown Sugar Talk honors Mental Health Awareness Month by exploring ways to improve mental health in this continuing challenging time. April Miranda, one of the three guests, eased our minds with a special guided meditation at the end.

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