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Real Talk The Movement

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Los Angeles' Event Producer LaTonya Washington, along with the "Philosopher" Tshombe Tshanti, Co-Host Real Talk the Movement Nationwide! It also is well encapsulated by Consultant and Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Monica. Be a part of our chat room and "chat it up" on the subject matter with Juacclyn Nikol and Chrystal Flanders; it goes down...in a good way! Real Talk the Movement is all about relationships between the genders and how we relate to one another. Real Talk the Movement Los Angeles started in February 2010 at the Tanzore in Beverly Hills after an interesting conversation between LaTonya and a gentleman at the Baldwin Hills Mall who said "African-American women are too difficult and simply don't understand us as African-American men." So instead of me twisting my neck and twirling my finger, I felt a need for us to come together and discuss how we can dismiss the myths, get along and communicate more effectively with one another. It has been going strong ever since. We know relationships can be difficult but with the right perspective, communication and openess, they can work and work well! It makes for a strong community! Join us Tuesday Nights, 7:30 PM PST for interesting conversation, objective interaction and on point solutions to what ails you! Visit us for more details at https://www.facebook.com/RealTalkTheMovement?ref=hl Real Talk the Movement appreciates the support of its listeners. If you're looking to promote your business, book or product, consider being a sponsor of Real Talk the Movement. Inbox us at latonya@latonyawashington.com. *Intro music copyright by Dr. Charsie Sawyer *duplication subject to penalty

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