WhatJayeSaid: The Podcast

Bonus #44: "Dr. Bryant."

I am a dual degreed Black woman. I am actively working on degree #3 (Nursing) and #4 (as quiet as it's kept). There is something insidious about what Cheyenne Bryant has done and that cannot be excused. Dr. Raquel Martin called her on her ethics and other questionable behavior regarding her mental health practices. After that call out, 'Dr." Bryant has doubled down on who she is, not shown proof of where her credentials are, and said her obedience to God is more important than professional responsibility. She is a fraud. If a dark-skinned Black woman with 4c hair had not called her out publicly, her colleagues in the mental health community and academia questioned her, she would still be perpetuating this. I would say should be ashamed, but shame don't pay her enough to be it. Note: She TRADEMARKED 'DR. BRYANT' for her business and life coaching brand.

S6.3: Madam Vice President Told Yo' ASS!

TW: Racism "Chief Justice" John Roberts waited 46 years to neutralize the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The Right is so in line with "policy" they were able to gut the entire voting map. 47 is a dementia patient who is a pedophile, emboldened by backers and handlers to do all he can to rip apart the nation--and devour all of those in it. The administration is a crime syndicate. Gas is now over $4/gallon nationwide. The War in Iran is still raging...and American military members are still dying. Did y'all win yet?

S6.2: 7 Women In April

TW: Violence against Black women Every 4.8-5.5 hours a Black woman is murdered. In April 2026, 7 Black women were murdered by their significant others. If you are not angry at this point, you are not paying attention. Those women are: Dr. Cerina Fairfax Pastor Tammy McCollum Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Brown Ashley Robinson (Ashlee Jenae) Qualisha "Saditty" Barnes Devanta Curtis Barbara Deer Text mentioned: HISTORY IS A WEAPON (1925) by A. J. Garvey (*Still fighting with the audio y'all--pray for me!)

#Bonus 42: Reverend Jesse L. Jackson

I do not know a time where Rev. Jesse Jackson was in the world. And for that cause, it is a reminder that being a stabilizing force isn't always powerful, or forceful. It is about being sustainable...and present.

S6.1: Being A Jasmine Crockett Type

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH AND WELCOME TO SEASON 6! I stand with Jasmine. And so should all of Texas. CLICK HERE to help Representative Crockett: https://www.jasmineforus.com/