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The ladies are back for another episode! First up, Atoya and Tia catch up on the weekend’s NFC and AFC Championship games. CONGRATULATIONS to the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles!

Next in Hot Takes this week, Atoya & Tia are discussing the Marcus Stokes and Albany State University drama. Marcus, is a top high school football recruit who had his University of Florida scholarship offer rescinded in November after a video surfaced of him using a racial slur. Last week, it was announced that he received a scholarship offer from HBCU Albany State. The ladies discuss their thoughts on if he should be able to receive redemption from an HBCU. (5:29)

Then, the ladies are joined by  and Co-Host of the 3rd Hour of TODAY, Sheinelle Jones! (12:53) The ladies discuss: 

• 14:29 - How Sheinelle decided to study journalismStories We Tell: The Fertility Secret, 3rd Hour of TODAY
• 19:16 - Taking her first job out college in Springfield, IL
• 23:23 - Managing a long distance relationship 
• 27:50 - Raising children in the city 
• 31:21 - Having young children while hosting the morning show
• 34:10 - Sheinelle’s morning routine
• 36:15 - Time to connect with friends
• 39:13 - Sheinelle’s work on fibroids and fertility 
• 47:31 - Through Mom’s Eyes conversations
• 58:37 - The Two Minute Drill

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I caught up with Dr. Irma Gibson at the National Youth At-Risk Conference. She was giving a talk about her new book, Intimate Partner Violence Among African American Male Victims. The essence of this nonfiction book pertains to intimate partner violence (domestic violence) with a focus on an unnoticed population, black male victims. The content consists of fourteen awe-inspiring chapters strategically aligned with the task of addressing the twenty-first-century crisis of IPV comprehensively, truthfully, and holistically from a personal, research-based, practice-focused, and policy-based perspective. Real-world truths innovatively address and present a diverse range of topics and solutions, including the stories of IPV survivors and victims, mental and behavioral health caveats, the military aspect, issues of culture, bullying, and the influences of reality television. Most of the contributors are professional social workers as well as professionals in other disciplines, and have all either personally or indirectly experienced this public health problem.