Black Queens Republic

Kabasigyi is back!! You may remember from Sex and the Gospel. If you have not listened, I recommend you go listen so you can witness an evolution of her perspective. It's quite beautiful if you ask me. This week we discuss the extremely painful past of Christianity.Check out kabasigyi below:https://m.youtube.com/user/Akween03Insta: @kbmuleraEnjoy!!Follow me on insta: @jae_jaye

This week Jaejaye sits down with Primrose. Primrose is a Diversity and Inclusion Advocate as well as former Clinicial Pyschologist. We discussed the decolonization of therapy, growing up in Apartheid South Africa and so much more...Instagram: jae_JayeEmail:blackqueensrepublic@gmail.com

This week I am speaking to Denny about consent. Why do men need to be engaged in this conversation? Follow me on insta: jae_jaye

This week I'm joined by my good friend, educator and hairdresser extraordinaire, Abi. Abi and I discuss the importance of shedding friends, self love and so much more.Make sure you like and share❤️❤️❤️Have you ever thought of learning how to braid? Check out Abi's insta @uniq_braids

Hello Queens, I apologize for the delay . Life has just been a mess for both myself and my tech team. We are back with more bomb-dig conversations. Anywhooo....I'll be giving you tips on how to survive on these Toronto streets....

We are talking non-conventional relationship this week. Listen I'm sold!!

When you listen to the women in Tinder Swindler, what immediately jumps out you?Whew same sis!!!!!.Carmen is a social worker, death doula and definitely a listener favee. Check out Carmen on her podcast "I'dkillaspiderforyou" available on Spotify and Apple. She is also a death doula where she hosts monthly safe spaces for BIPOC individuals to speak about grief. More info on insta: @bipocdeathtalks

First of all, our thoughts are with all the Black people who have to sit through uncomfortable work/ personal situations with performative bullshit through out this month. We hear you and your feelings are valid. Please take the time to take care of yourself .This week, Jaejaye sat down with activist, feminist and therapist Amma. Amma is a therapist with her own practice in the GTA area. She discussed her journey embracing African religion as well as the impact of colonialism on religion particularly what that means for Black women. Follow her: @womanisthealing on insta

We are talking about everything Black hair with a Toronto based professional hair stylist. For all your braiding needs, she can be reached at:Abi: ksadjei@hotmail.com

That moment when you're the issue

Jaejaye and Muluba are talking about pooping, mensies and of course misogyny seeping into how we feel about our bodies

Jaejaye and Denny will be discussing the Black Vote. The history of the Black Vote and what it looks like today. Denny is a Ugandan-born New Orleans native who describes himself as a "political junkie"

Trigger warning: There is some discussion on suicideIt is our first ever Aunty Segment! We will be answering some of your questions.International suicide hotlinehttps://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlinesToronto Crisis lines:https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/resources-for-marginalized-communities-and-allies/https://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/kb/docs/articles/311-toronto/information-and-business-development/crisis-lines-suicide-depression-telephone-support-lines-non-crisis-mental-health-services.html

Trigger warning: There is some discussion on suicideJaejaye is back and feeling better! We are doing another Aunty Segment and answering all your questions about therapy, mental health mangement, and debunking some myths about therapy with a Black therapist.International suicide hotlinehttps://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlinesToronto Crisis lines:https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/resources-for-marginalized-communities-and-allies/https://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/kb/docs/articles/311-toronto/information-and-business-development/crisis-lines-suicide-depression-telephone-support-lines-non-crisis-mental-health-services.html

Trigger warning: There is some discussion on suicideWe are so excited to do our first Aunty Segment! We are answering some of your listener questions and giving out some advice. So get comfortable, grab a snack and enjoy!!!If you would like to send in questions and receive advice please email blackqueensrepublic@gmail.comToronto Crisis lines:https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/resources-for-marginalized-communities-and-allies/https://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/kb/docs/articles/311-toronto/information-and-business-development/crisis-lines-suicide-depression-telephone-support-lines-non-crisis-mental-health-services.html

Trigger warning: There is some discussion on suicide We are talking to an amazing Black therapist. We are going to discuss questions like what therapy means to Black people, why is therapy important, why representation is important, and how we can support our own mental health and healing as Black people? Toronto Crisis lines: https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/resources-for-marginalized-communities-and-allies/https://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/kb/docs/articles/311-toronto/information-and-business-development/crisis-lines-suicide-depression-telephone-support-lines-non-crisis-mental-health-services.html

We are talking about the stupid shit stupid people say that gets on our nerves.

We are talking about director, producer, and screenwriter Tyler Perry. Do Black creatives have a responsibility to the Black community to be cautious of the narratives they portray in their movies/shows? Let's talk about it!

Remember that supposed first world country. . . Our conversation about the immigrant experience continues. We discuss poverty, welfare, government housing, belonging, Islamophobia and so much more.

We are talking about immigration in the Canadian context. Remember when they said this was the first world. . . well they lied. We are discussing the reality of the immigrant experience.

This week I'm sitting down with my good sis KT a Black queer woman who is interested in the social field of advocacy and we are talking about her journey in accepting her sexuality. We touched on how she navigates her way through her faith, family dynamics and so much more.

We are continuing our conversation on porn with the hosts of the @idkillaspiderforyou podcasts...

This week we are discussing pornography. Can porn be done in an ethical way? This week my guests Catherine and Carmen from @Idkillaspiderforyou podcast join me to discuss the definition of ethical porn.

We are continuing our conversation with Muluba about HIV/AIDS. We are going to talk about how HIV/AIDS is transmitted/how to prevent it, HIV/AIDS criminalization and debunk some more myths.To learn more about HIV/AIDS in the Canadian context visit https://www.catie.ca/en/home

We are discussing the racism in the HIV/AIDS sector , stigma and so much more

This week KS and I discussed feminism , Black love and bell hooks.

We are dragging the most subtle terrorists also known as Karens...

We are back with part two!!

When does my baby go from cute to threat? A mother's perspective on raising Black children in a system of white supremacy.

Oh but the double standards....

Beyonce is KING and the aunties can't take it....

My guest this week is Dr Shambe Mutungi. We are discussing grief and mental health associated with loss. Shambe opens up about her journey dealing with her father's death|Podtrack: 'Itlo'Seph ( Check him out on YouTube.

We are with part two Carmen and I discussing the difference between death and dying.. Check out her podcast on spotify and apple: @idkillaspiderforyouTwitter:Idkillapider4youInsta: Idkillaspiderforyou

So this week I am talking a Social Worker, death doula in training and co-host of the @idkillaspiderforyou podcast. We are discussing a topic that is much dreaded by immigrant families. Why is that? I mean we all die, no? Well Carmen is here with tips on how to have these tough conversations. Also, listen to her podcast on spotify and apple: I'd Kill a Spider for You with her BFF Catherine.

Black people tireeeed....Pages to follow:@notanotherblacklife@tamikamallory@shaunkingDonate:to Justice for Regis:https://www.gofundme.com/f/cggys2-justice-for-regis

Lets talk sex and Jesus y'all. It is long overdue. I am joined by Sigyi and we discuss the dangerous messaging of sex in the church.Also Sigyi invites you to her check out her church @kicctoronto on insta.Podtrack: Itlo 'Seph

Muluba drops by this episode to talk all things consent! She brings different perspectives on how women can become their agency and how far we've come talking about consent in media.Muluba is a 27 year old communications specialist, hiv and human rights activist as well as a dope black woman.Follow her @itsmuluba

We are talking everything Black hair with a Toronto based professional hair stylist. For all your braiding needs, she can be reached at:Abi: ksadjei@hotmail.com