Tamika Mallory, an activist and author, dives into her memoir, "I Live to Tell a Story," sharing her journey of vulnerability and resilience. She discusses the importance of storytelling in healing from trauma, particularly regarding her experiences with child sexual abuse. Their conversation also highlights the critical role of Black institutions in activism and the urgency of coherent discussions around social movements. Tamika reflects on navigating social media for advocacy and emphasizes consumer power in fostering change.

Tamika D. Mallory, a renowned activist and author known for her impactful role in the Women's March, discusses her memoir and the journey of finding her voice in activism. She elaborates on the importance of boycotting corporations that hinder Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, spotlighting the power of consumer choices. Mallory also reflects on her identity, the emotional toll of activism, and how her experiences shape her advocacy. She emphasizes community support for Black entrepreneurship as a vital strategy for systemic change.

Season 1: We're All Gonna Die Political Activist and strategist Tamika Mallory sits down with Angie to discuss how the death of her son’s father aligned her with her purpose. Her journey as an activist AND human being has been a constant evolution filled with both pain and hope. After a traumatic experience with The Women’s March, Tamika came face to face with an addiction battle that forced her to confront her issues with “control.” For every moment you think you have it under control, Tamika wants to remind us all…. You do not have it under control. Your story is God’s story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.