The Black Stats Don’t Lie with Dr. Monique Couvson

My friend Monique is here.

I'm so excited to do this with you.

First of all, this podcast is about, you know, helping us get through these.

I mean, at this point, I'm like, I have run out of adjectives for what the shenanigans that are shenaniganing these days.

But you have so your perspective on this.

So many things, right? You're an educator, you're a researcher, you are a doctor.

Let's be clear.

I was saying, you know, I'm not going to call you Dr. Koobson all the way through the interview.

And then realizing there was an experience you had.

Who was it again? What was it? It was a radio show.

It was a radio show where somebody just could not call you doctor.

I'm like, what is that

about? Yeah, they couldn't bring themselves to do it.

And, you know, it is what it is.

It taught a valuable lesson about when and where I demand to be called doctor.

But you are my sister in this work.

And so let's just have a conversation.

Dr.

Sister.

No, no.