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[Investing Coach (StocksCryptoPropertyStartups) @CoachDebs_spa]

19 MODERN BLACK-LED SHOWS ABOUT FAMILY, FRIENDSHIPS, CAREERS AND RELATIONSHIPS

1. Dreaming Whilst Black (UK, 2023) — An aspiring filmmaker balances career ambitions, money, relationships and family expectations. Watch: BBC iPlayer.

2. Boarders (UK, 2024) — Five Black teenagers receive scholarships to an elite boarding school and navigate class, privilege, friendships and identity. Watch: BBC iPlayer.

3. Riches (UK, 2022) — A wealthy British-Nigerian family battles over its successful beauty business following the founder’s death. Watch: ITVX.

4. Chewing Gum (UK, 2015) — Michaela Coel plays a young woman navigating adulthood, religion, dating and independence in East London. Watch: Channel 4.

5. Famalam (UK, 2018) — A Black British sketch comedy exploring family dynamics, African and Caribbean culture, relationships and popular culture. Watch: BBC iPlayer.

6. Sunny D (UK, 2016) — Dane Baptiste plays a frustrated young man approaching 30, still living with his parents and trying to progress in life and work. Watch: BBC iPlayer.

7. Blue Therapy (UK, originally 2021) — A relationship series exploring couples’ disagreements around money, trust, commitment, family and expectations. Watch: YouTube for the original; Channel 4 for In Love & Toxic: Blue Therapy (2023); Netflix for the newer adaptation.

8. Harlem (US, 2021) — Four ambitious Black women navigate careers, friendships and relationships in New York. Watch: Amazon Prime Video.

9. The Upshaws (US, 2021) — A working-class Black family juggles parenting, marriage, money and personal ambitions. Watch: Netflix.

10. Family Reunion (US, 2019) — A family moves from Seattle to Georgia to be closer to relatives, leading to cultural and generational clashes. Watch: Netflix.

11. Survival of the Thickest (US, 2023) — A fashion stylist rebuilds her career, confidence and love life after a breakup, supported by her friends. Watch: Netflix.

12. Dad Stop Embarrassing Me! (US, 2021) — Jamie Foxx plays a cosmetics business owner learning to parent his teenage daughter when she moves in with him. Watch: Netflix.

13. #blackAF (US, 2020) — A wealthy Black television writer and his family navigate parenting, success, race and their chaotic home life. Watch: Netflix.

14. Abbott Elementary (US, 2021) — Dedicated teachers handle school politics, limited resources and workplace relationships at a Philadelphia primary school. Watch: Disney+.

15. Black-ish (US, 2014) — A successful Black couple raises four children while navigating parenting, cultural identity, work and family life. Watch: Disney+.

16. Grown-ish (US, 2018) — Young adults navigate university, friendships, dating, identity and their first steps towards independence. Watch: Disney+.

17. Mixed-ish (US, 2019) — A young girl growing up in a mixed-race family navigates school, belonging and cultural identity in the 1980s. Watch: Disney+.

18. Insecure (US, 2016) — Issa Rae’s comedy-drama follows Black women navigating friendships, careers, dating and their thirties in Los Angeles. Watch: HBO Max, including its paid Amazon Prime Video channel.

19. Run the World (US, 2021) — Four Black female friends in Harlem pursue professional success while navigating relationships and supporting one another. Watch: MGM+ through a paid Amazon Prime Video channel.

Platforms listed are for UK viewers. Amazon channel subscriptions cost extra beyond Prime. Availability can change. Some shows contain strong language, sexual content and other adult themes.

[John Public @JamPublik]

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@_6illy_ Even left your face in 😭😭😭😭😭

[OUTOFREACH🧚🏿‍♂️ @boochanella]

I haven’t worn a bikini this year

[soca empress🐍 @tiffyMontana]

But big and serious … Nicki Minaj been in the US allllll these years and still not a citizen? Why? Is she illegal?? lol

[Suze 🫒 @iluvearth4]

Genuinely doesn't matter how "avoidant" you are as a woman you will never be as evil or apathetic as ur male counterpart

[OUTOFREACH🧚🏿‍♂️ @boochanella]

If you’re a soft hearted person you need HARD boundaries.

[OUTOFREACH🧚🏿‍♂️ @boochanella]

I need to get back to travelling 3x a year

[shakar @8igboobs]

skai jackson must've deleted snapchat cus why the fuck is it so cold outside

[OUTOFREACH🧚🏿‍♂️ @boochanella]

@CoachDebs_spa Has the link expired ????

[Investing Coach (StocksCryptoPropertyStartups) @CoachDebs_spa]

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[Won $upreme 🇯🇲 @RjNotRajay]

That was the ONLY teacher who upon being informed my daughter had ADHD, formed specific lesson plans FOR HER, to this day social studies is her strongest subject. Of course me ago come beg the money fi di oxygen??? Hello??

[Dr. Nov @JKavJA]

The money the government spends is the people's money. They have a right to ask questions and demand transparency around every dollar spent.

If you nuh waa do the people business fi the benefit a the people then stay outta it.

[HEALarious Melanin Bee @LaughasteGodIs]

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[Investing Coach (StocksCryptoPropertyStartups) @CoachDebs_spa]

EDUCATION OVER SITUATION - A young person struggling in a traditional classroom isn’t necessarily a young person who can’t learn. Yesterday, I asked a room of 15-year-old boys predicted to become NEET … Not in Education, Employment or Training … a simple question:

“How much would you need to earn every month to never worry about money again?”

Answers ranged from £5,000 to £10 million a month.

I asked the student who said £10m:

“If you made £10m a month, would investing be an option… or a necessity?”

He said an option.

So we did the maths.

At 3% inflation, something costing £10,000 today would cost roughly £21,000 in 25 years.

So even if he earned £10m a month and spent none of it, his money would still lose purchasing power and be worth half in 25 years time.

I asked again: “Option or necessity?”

Necessity.

By the end, the whole room understood it.

Investing isn’t merely a route to becoming wealthy. It’s a necessary skill for protecting wealth from inflation - outside getting more expensive.

Whether you have £1,000 or £1 billion… you don’t just need to learn how to build wealth. You need to learn how to protect its purchasing power. We worked on employability first. I coached one student through “Tell me about yourself” and within 10 minutes his answer was significantly better.

The process is simple: earn an income, save some of it, then learn how to make those savings work for you.

We covered inflation, compound growth and the S&P 500.

By the end, five students said they wanted to start putting aside £5 a month to invest.

£5 isn’t the point… the habit is.

My biggest takeaway?

A young person struggling in a traditional classroom isn’t necessarily a young person who can’t learn.

[Jamaica Gleaner @JamaicaGleaner]

International Safe Abortion Day is about promoting safety. And that cannot be achieved without the decriminalisation of abortion.

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Ppl are treating LI like it’s married at first sight and I don’t like that

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Someone get get the video on the phone by 12pm today

[Àtóké✨✨ @detoke__]

One HMRC official was just sacked because he was caught on camera saying he gives wrong information to non-whites when they call for advice in a bid to sabotage them.🙂🙂🙂