Another week another Bag Ladiez episode! This week we kick off “Currento Eventos” by discussing the political action coming from the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman shooting in Parkland, Florida including the activism of Latinx teen Emma Gonzalez, why arming teachers is a TERRIBLE TERRIBLE TERRIBLE idea, and we talk Black Panther sales and numbers! Black Panther Spoilers from 19:55- 37:00!! In “What’s Your Baggage” we discuss Black Panther and what it meant for us to see all that beautiful melanin on the big screen and how hype our inner childs were! For “Put it in Your Bag” Lina brings in the Instagram account of @AshleighDJay where she blesses us with #OurDailySlay prompts to help you commit to your slay! Estephanie speaks on a racist experience at a NYC brunch spot Crooked Knife and why she’s NOT putting in her bag. Finally for our last episode of Black History Month 2018 we celebrate two women who have inspired us. Estephanie talks about Antoinette Tuff a Black woman who in 2014 stopped a mass shooting from occuring at the school she worked at! Lina talks about Afro-Colombian singer Goyo from Chocquibtown the epitome of #blackgirlmagic! And we have our new weekly affirmation at the end! Use #UnpackBG to let us know what Black people have inspired you this Black History Month in big or small ways! As always thank you for listening and you can find all our links below! Comment, subscribe, leave an Itunes review, and tell a friend! Emma Gonzalez: http://bit.ly/2CKKlvS Arming Teachers is a BAD IDEA: http://bit.ly/2EZR1rT Black Panther BIGGEST MARVEL OPENING: http://bit.ly/2FA5ax7 #OurDailySlay Instagram: @AshleighDJay Antoinette Tuff: http://bit.ly/2EZ078u “De Donde Vengo Yo” by Chocquibtown: http://bit.ly/2ozIS6p