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Deltra's avatar

Tiffany we will take you anyway we can, by show, podcast or book! Just keep pressing and we will keep supporting. 💯 Love you Queen.

Freda Jones's avatar

Totally agree with you! Riding with Tiffany till the wheels fall off then I'll jump on skates!🫶🏽

RandomGuy622170's avatar

I'm 10000000% with Tiffany! I'm not about to be out here kekeing and making small talk with some racist assholes who don't see me as human and don't believe I deserve full rights as a citizen of this despicable country. Fuck every last MAGA. On sight!

Loretta's avatar

There are a lot of black women on healing journeys. From older women to young women and it’s a beautiful thing to see.

Kenneth Walker's avatar

Love Tiffany Cross, we've missed hearing you.

Sera Bella's avatar

Thank God Michael Harriot told the amazing Tiffany Cross that as my mama once told me "One (white) monkey don't stop no show!"

Tiffany - being backed by our community I'm sure brought the best out in your and your book. Happy for you.

Great interview.

Angie Decadencce✨️✨️✨️'s avatar

Love & miss you Tiffany🤎...Can relate to alot shared in this conversation…Signed: Adjacent Machete in the DMV😉😊💞

beatriz's avatar

i just love this beautiful, warm + reciprocal dialogue. thank YOU both for filling my cup today, i listen + learn intently🤎so much love + respect

eLBow's avatar

8:30 @Michael, I love this story. "Who cares" about this irrelevant opinion. I'm going to carry this.

Sera Bella's avatar

When Black people stop looking to white people for validation, we will arrive at the beginning of deeply loving ourselves.

Victor Boyd's avatar

Black Americans have NEVER looked for validation from the white man! Unless, that Black man/woman is a Sambo.

Sera Bella's avatar

Black people look for white validation all the time because in this system, they determine the highest honors.

Like an Oscar. Black actors want that prize. I don't think they are Sambo. Thats the highrst standard acknowledging their work.

Victor Boyd's avatar

Once you know the truth about who you are, you'll realize that you don't need their validation.

Sera Bella's avatar

Agree. But your hypothesis assumes all Black people know who we are.

Black people have been up against it from coming into this country, so it's a journey.

We are all taught to seek validation while drinking from the fountain of white supremacy. That alone is an up hill battle to self love.

I give grace to our fellow brothers and sisters.

Aimee Allison's avatar

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

LoLo G's avatar

Loved this discussion. Such a fan of Ms Tiffany Cross! Bought up her last book at a bookstore in Phoenix. She's selling out all over the country. 👏

Inquiring Minds's avatar

So very proud of you girlie for allowing God to usher you to understand to never give up & to follow your heart. We’re so proud of you. Keep the faith & I can’t wait to obtain a copy. 🙏🏽❤️🌸🌹

jazz's avatar

a job never has to tell you WHY they let you go. At Will‼️

foodsafetyrd's avatar

Jennings needs to take his sophomoric smirks and soiled diaper to Fox Views.

foodsafetyrd's avatar

I am a TDC fan and reading this book thanks to TJRS!

Pedro Senhorinha Silva's avatar

I look forward to reading it. I think so many of us need to have these conversations. I loved and married two Black woven that I adored. But this World got to them before our relationship started. It was like the World sabotaged us. And the relationships broke under the pressure. And at that time there was no language for what happened between us. I hope this book serves others who struggled to hold on to Love between us.

Artivist Branch's avatar

I just ordered mine from a Black owned bookstore from LA (hardcovers are sold out all over). I'm looking forward to reading it! We all love Tiffany.