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The end of all elephants in the room! Why not talk about all of the "isms" in our world? Let's dig into the taboos, sex, money, religion & politics! Look at the issues through psychological and sociological filters. Why? Because we as society...we make all of this stuff up! Follow us: thewrynmonroeshow.com Facebook/wrynmonroeshow Twitter @wrynmonroeshow

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There are roughly 5000 cultures in the world and they ALL have some form of religion. That says to me in a tangible way that there is some God, Force, Energy, He, She, It, or Entity that is greater than the individual. So, God? Yes...I can see that. Religion? That's where the wars happen. Why do you believe that religion is an absolute?
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It's the 10th Anniversary of 9-11. The horrific images of over 3000 people losing their lives are on replay throughout the day. It dawns on me that the victims of 9-11 had to be praying to their respective Gods (Jesus, Allah, Ganesha, Hare... more
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The Help: Have you seen it? Wryn is going to see it Saturday night and review it here with you Sunday night, Sept. 4th @ 6:30pm. Join in! Debate. Agree. Disagree. It's all welcome! Here's the link to the official movie site:... more
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Do you think it’s ugly? Does corporate America accept afros, cornrows, and braids yet? Do you think there is a correlation between obesity and not wanting to sweat out your hairstyle? Has a wig/weave given you traction alopecia? Do you only... more
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This show explores the truth behind why black women hate when Black men marry, date, and build families with women outside their race. Does this apply to your culture too? Why?
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The stereotype "Strong Black Woman" is not one to be celebrated. We will be discussing the harm done by movies like For Colored Girls. It's time for Black women to be nurtured, cherished, and humanized in the media.
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