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This week, we're joined by Shylo and Chelsea of the EMVP Podcast—a show for emotionally mature, vulnerable people navigating the highs and lows of life as Black queer women. We get into their journey from friend breakups to building a podcast, the reality of LA life as transplants, and Shylo's reflections on her breakout role on Twenties. Shoutouts:Shana: Spark Social House: A third place for the LGBTQ+ Community to connect. Neither work nor home, Spark is more like a home away from home. Based in DC, whether you are there for a day or for a while, connect with Spark. They host coworking, pop ups, watch parties, sapphic parties and more. Follow @sparksocialdc Kris: Point of Pride: Empowering trans folks to live more authentically. They provide Financial aid for surgery, hair removal & healthcare. Free chest binders & femme shapewear. Support them at pointofpride.org and Follow on IG @pointofprideorgShylo: The Liberated Chair. Get your hair done by Coree Moreno or Bryson Karter and you also get vibes. They've curated a space for people to feel safe and get their hair done dowwn. Follow on IG @theliberatedchair Chelsea: Chef Rashida Holmes, the owner of Bridgetown Roti in East LA. Brings flavors from East Trinidad to LA. My favorites are oxtail patties and her mom's curry chicken the Follow @chefrashitaholmes or @bridgetownrotiListen and support- EMVP PodcastIG: @emvppodcastEpisode Notes:1:17 - Queer Urban Dictionary 3:34 - Guest Introductions - Shylo and Chelsea4:15 - Guest Interview 59:10 - Bad Queer Opinions1:22:50 - ShoutoutsShare your Am I A Bad Queer? hereSupport the showWe are on Patreon!! patreon.com/BadQueersPodcast Subscribe to our Youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/@BadQueersPodcastSend your Am I A Bad Queer questions to us on our website at https://badqueers.com/ or at badqueers@badqueers.com Follow us @badqueerspod on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & Tik TokOpening song by Siena Liggins: @sienaligginsLike us? Love us? Leave a review The opinions expressed during this podcast are conversational in nature and expressed only for comedic purposes. Not all of the facts will be correct but we attempt to be as accurate as possible. BQ Media LLC, the hosts, nor any guest host(s) hold no liability over the conversations on this podcast and by using this podcast you understand that it is solely for entertainment purposes. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, parody, scholarship a...
This week, we sit down with legendary content creator, Amber Whittington—aka AmbersCloset—to talk about her journey from YouTube pioneer to TV and her next big move… politics?
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In this episode, we speak to writer Jason Okundaye about his recent book, Revolutionary Acts. We discuss archives as living, moving things, and non-linearity as a mode of articulating queer Black histories. We think about the role of body language, tone of voice, feelings and vulnerabilities in the act of embodied transcription. We think about the notion of 'archival pleasure' and understanding the body and desire as sites of history. We discuss the necessity of oral histories being relational as opposed to extractive, and what it means to push against the 'deficit paradigm', recording stories of Black gay abundance, desire and celebration, as well as making space for mess and discomfort, refusing neat and simplistic narratives of unity within political activism. Jason Okundaye was born to British-Nigerian parents in South London in 1997. He writes essays, features, and profiles on politics and culture for publications such as the Guardian, the London Review of Books, British Vogue, GQ, Vice, Dazed, and i-D. He also co-curates the digital archive ‘Black and Gay, Back in the Day' documenting Black LGBT life in Britain since the 1970s. His first book, Revolutionary Acts, a social history of Black gay men in Britain, was shortlisted for the Orwell Prize in 2024. References Revolutionary Acts: Love & Brotherhood in Black Gay Britain by Jason Okundaye Visit Storysmith for 10% discount on Jason's work.
200 episodes is insane! A big thank you to everyone who supports our show weekly and anyone who's taken the time to listen. We truly appreciate y'all!We have company for episode 200! Jade Fox is back, we have a LOT to catch up on since episode 27. Jade fills us in on her time in Portland and moving back to LA, new learnings, shifts in her content creation process, connecting with celebs, style tips, Beyoncè predictions, and cutting her hair off.Shoutouts:Shana: The Bisi Alimi Foundation (BAF) is a charity that aims to work towards a Nigeria where everyone is equal irrespective of sexual orientation or gender identity. Follow and support @bisialimifoundation on IGKris: Style is Freedom - streetwear brand focused on liberating and celebrating the TOMBOI culture through fashion. Follow on IG @styleisfreedomJade: Tending The Garden - healing services for Sexual Assault Survivors who identify as having marginalized identities. Founded by Jimanekia. Follow on IG @tendingthegarden.4.sasFollow and support Jade FoxIG: @iamjadefoxPatreon: Jade FoxYoutube: @iamjadefoxShop: hillfoxclub.comEpisode Notes[00:18] - Queer Urban Dictionary[02:47] - Shana and Kris talk 200 episodes [06:29] - Jade Fox intro[08:50] - Filling us in on the last four years[14:29] - New approaches to content creation[23:29] - The most profound thing Jade has learned in the past 4 years[33:40] - Style tips for people trying to figure out their style[41:40] - Beyonće Act 2 (&3) predictions[54:10] - The big chop[58:04] - Bad Queer Opinions [1:07:33] - Shoutouts Affiliates we actually love Support Lucky Skivvies and our pod by using coupon code badqueers10 for 10% off your next purchase. Treat your butt today.Shop NowEmail us for advice at badqueerspodcast@gmail.com or DM on InstagramFollow us @badqueerspod on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & Tik TokLove our soundtrack? Check out Siena Liggins: @sienaligginsLike us? Love us? Leave a review The opinions expressed during this podcast are conversational in nature and expressed only for comedic purposes. Not all of the facts will be correct but we attempt to be as accurate as possible. BQ Media LLC, the hosts, nor any guest host(s) hold no liability over the conversations on this podcast and by using this podcast you understand that it is solely for entertainment purposes. Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for ...
Netflix's Sex Education recently dropped its final season, and with it came a new asexual character who - while groundbreaking - has proven to be quite divisive within the ace community. To that end, it seemed like the perfect time for Lauren to have a conversation with asexual activist Marshall John Blount, known online as the Gentle Giant Ace! Marshall was homeschooled by his mother from third grade onward, so he didn't directly experience the social pressures of high school dating. Even so, he knew that he felt "different" from his peers, and when he finally confided this to a family member, the information that she gave him on asexuality was a revelation. Marshall discusses the specific set of challenges that Black asexual people face, and shares how, even in activist spaces, he is almost always the only person like him in the room. He also explains why he literally wears his identity on his sleeve (or rather on his back, in the form of an ace pride flag), and much more!Find Marshall on Twitter at @AceGentle, on TikTok at @gentlegiantace93, and on YouTube and Facebook as Marshall John Blount!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5207650/advertisement
Gavin Newsom hits the WOKE JACKPOT by selecting Laphonza Butler the Senate! Black, LGBT, and EVIL! Member stream at 10am CST every Friday UNCENSORED! Become a monthly subscriber to the podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackandwhitenetwork/subscribe Become a member: www.blackandwhitenetwork.com Follow us on Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/BlackandWhiteNews Follow Black and White Sports on Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/BlackandWhiteSports Support us on Locals: https://blackandwhitenetwork.locals.com/support
Ashanti Martinez serves as the first openly LGBTQ+ member of the General Assembly from Prince George's County District 22 in the Maryland House of Delegates. A graduate of Howard University, a historically Black college in Washington, D.C., Ashanti, shares about this and more as a Black LGBT politician. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Part 2 with Dr. Kimberly (Kim) Lawrence. In part 2, we explore how to take care of yourself and then advocate for others. Dr. Lawrence is an Assistant Professor of Health Psychology at the Virginia State University! Her work focuses on Intersectionality, Black LGBT+ health, and Substance Use. She also is a member of the Psychoneuroimmunology of Risk and Disease Lab with Dr. Larry Keen.In her free time, she enjoys all things Marvel, Star Wars, and all things Black Nerd culture! You can also find her enjoying time with her fur baby Parker enjoying a nice cider, making memories with friends, and working on self love and self care!Like and follow to stay in the loop!"Remember, there is no correct way of being who you are. Just be you! - Dr. B" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In today's episode we sit down with Dr. Kimberly (Kim) Lawrence. Dr. Lawrence is an Assistant Professor of Health Psychology at the Virginia State University! Her work focuses on Intersectionality, Black LGBT+ health, and Substance Use. She also is a member of the Psychoneuroimmunology of Risk and Disease Lab with Dr. Larry Keen. In her free time, she enjoys all things Marvel, Star Wars, and all things Black Nerd culture! You can also find her enjoying time with her fur baby Parker enjoying a nice cider, making memories with friends, and working on self love and self care!Like and follow to stay in the loop and hear when Part 2 drops!"Remember, there is no correct way of being who you are. Just be you! - Dr. B" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Justice G. Helen Whitener of the Washington Supreme Court is a trailblazer: the first Black woman to serve on the Washington Supreme Court, the fourth immigrant-born Justice, and the first Black LGBT judge in the State of Washington. But even though she is the first, she doesn't want to be the last. So she focuses on teaching and mentoring others to pursue a legal career and apply to the bench. With host M.C. Sungaila, she discusses the importance of mentoring to her own legal career and treating everyone with respect and humanity.
#MagicJohnson #DwyaneWade #ZayaWade Cant wait? Go to the podcast and listen now: Blog: https://realblackconsciousnessesforum387099824.wordpress.com/ Email the podcast: rbcforum313@yahoo.com Join us as we have a conversation about the open and hidden manifestation of Homosexuality. In doing these, they're several concepts concerning sexuality that we as a community have always thought they meant one thing - just to become a student of study and discover it means another. So, lock in with us and don't forget to like, share, and comment! Thanks! RBCF! Hashtags:#lgbt #gay #lgbtq #pride #loveislove #lesbian #instagay #love #queer #gayboy #gaypride #bisexual #trans #transgender #gayman #lgbtqia #lgbtpride #gaylove #dragqueen #gaymen #gaylife #follow #gayguy #instagood #like #nonbinary #art #pridemonth #bi #drag --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realblackforum/message
In honor of Black History Month, we're doing a special episode covering a selection of Black queer trailblazers who are especially meaningful to us! We've put our focus on activists and artists who fly a little bit below the radar, so chances are you won't know most of these folks, but you absolutely should. Lauren finally talks about a singer/songwriter who ISN'T Joni Mitchell! Nicole shares the work of a spoken-word poet who made her heart go pitter patter as a teen! We also recommend present-day accounts to follow, and discuss some of the uprisings helmed by queer people of color that pre-date Stonewall. Happy Black History Month!Discussed in this episode:Bayard RustinAntoinette Scully (@AntoinetteForLA on Twitter and Insta)Staceyann Chin (@staceyannchin on Twitter and Insta)Joan Armatrading (@ArmatradingJoan on Twitter; @joan_armatrading on Insta)Cheryl Dunye (@cheryldunye on Insta; @cdunye on Twitter)Gladys BentleyStormé DeLarverieThe Cooper Do-nuts and Compton's Cafeteria riotsJanaya Future Khan (@janayathefuture on Insta; @janaya_khan on Twitter)@BlackQueerJoy on InstaRaquel Willis (@raquel_willis on Insta; @RaquelWillis_ on Twitter)Octavia's Chariot (@octavias_chariot on Insta; virtual Speed Friending event on Feb. 24th!)
In this episode I dive into my past about performing sexual acts on two different occasions. How has it affected me? When did I realize that it had an impact on my everyday life? Will I ever expose them? Have I ever told my mom about being a victim? Instagram: Sonshinehilaire
In this episode I talk about the events that I went through having a Haitain homophobic mother... who in he beginning was verbally and physically abusive to me. When did it start?What tip would I give to young gay black boys who are in the same situation? Instagram: Sonshinehilaire
In this episode I spill my experience as a young gay insecure boy on hookup apps and the toll it took on my mental health. Am I still recovering? When was the last time I relapsed? What advice would I give to the younger gays? Instagram: Sonshinehilaire
Being the gay black boy who has black girls as friends. There is constant struggles that we face on a daily basis. Do they support me? Would they support their gay son? Is it even a friendship or am I good time?Instagram: Sonshinehilaire
On this episode I dive into hearing the stories/fantasies about DL men made me highly curious about experiencing what it is to be in a DL situationship. Instagram: Sonshinehilaire
In this episode, we discuss the spread of the Pox Virus, the possibility of Biden being able to defeat Trump, Beyoncé, and go over Will Smith's apology video.
In this episode we discuss the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Florida's attack on Gay Teachers, R. Kelly's sentencing, as well as Lil Nas X vs. BET.
Continuing this Pride month celebration, I chat with Creator and Artist, Sean Z. Marker. We discuss his journey of learning about himself as a man of color and his LGBT self. How his mother supported his desire to create art and address his need for therapy. Sean and I discuss what shapes and inspires his work and how he has evolved to create what he needs to see in the world. Additional how the Leather organization ONYX Men helped in finding acceptance in himself. As always we discuss the Myths and Relaties around Mental Health. Sean Z. Maker Links: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-z-maker-2b064827/ https://zmakerstudios.online IG: https://www.instagram.com/zmakerstudios/ https://instagram.com/zmaker/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZMakerArt/ Tumblr: https://zmakerstudios.tumblr.com/ TwitchTV: https://twitch.tv/ZMakerStudios/
In September of 2020, Standpoints hosts Trichia Cadette and Andrea Baldwin spoke with Nana Brantuo and Jaimee Swift about love among and between black women during times of crises. Nana Brantuo is a doctoral candidate at the University of Maryland, College Park, an educator, researcher, and writer who has published work in The Hill, PBS Newshour, Black Perspectives, Black Women Radicals, OkayAfrica, Brittle Paper, and AYO Magazine. Jaimee Swift (she/her) is the executive director, founder, and creator of Black Women Radicals, a Black feminist advocacy organization dedicated to uplifting Black women and gender non-conforming and non-binary people's radical activism in Africa and in the African Diaspora. She is a Ph.D candidate at Howard University in the Department of Political Science, where her research focuses on Black LGBT feminists resistance and organizing against state, structural, and symbolic violence in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. The conversation was recorded remotely during a Zoom meeting. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/standpoints-podcast/message
Looking into LGBT+ from Toronto pride especially Black pride. This bringing a questionhow far we come and were we are going !?! , Our Guest Mr.Henry give us his perspective on so much in his views of being who he is a individual transitioning from different cultures. This impact also make him grow , Question for those out there how was pride to you where you are ? why ? where ? what is ur reason especially a black LBGT to be prideful & enjoy it ? do you see community change in the future among us Black people or the continuous confusion ? To any who may look to contact him : https://twitter.com/preacheze Facebook Chimereze Henry Ahunany --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kyngz/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kyngz/support
On today's podcast, we have an exciting takeover in celebration of Pride Month. We have Mystique Hargrove, Kortney Lapeyrolerie, and Nadine Ashby to talk about their experiences as Black queer and trans birth workers. Mystique (She/They) is the radical femme CEO, and creator of "The Black Birth Healer." Mystique is a holistic birth and postpartum wellness specialist who is certified as a full spectrum doula, a lactation educator, a childbirth educator, and a Diaspora death doula. Mystique is a Pathway 3 IBCLC mentee, an Evidence Based Birth Instructor®, and our podcast coordinator. Currently, Mystique is a Ph.D. student with a research focus on inclusive services and advocacy in perinatal mental health for Black LGBTQ+ individuals. Kortney (She/They) is a queer Black healing justice activist, birth worker, conflict mediator, and content creator. She is the founder and organizer of the Queer Doula Network, which maintains a digital LGBTQIA+ birth work and birth work-adjacent directory, provides workshops, and holds community spaces for LGBTQIA+ birth workers to find support. Kortney has worked with the Black Health (formerly the National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS) and the Latino Commission on AIDS, providing capacity building around communications and sexual and reproductive health. Nadine (They/Them) is a queer trans birth doula and doula educator. Nadine's work is built on a foundation of social justice and equity. Nadine's birth work journey started with their mother taking them to the births of family members and friends. Nadine leaned into the incredible transformative power that birthing people unearthed at each birth they attended. This reverence led Nadine to earn a degree in Biology with the intention of becoming a nurse-midwife. They talk about what Pride Month means to them as Black queer and trans birth workers and their past experiences which lead them to their roles to advocate for birth and reproductive rights of queer and trans bodies of color. They also talk about the challenges they face in their communities as Black queer and trans birth workers and the hopeful futures they envision for their communities. **Content Warning: They will talk about racism, misgendering, homophobia, transphobia, and trauma.** RESOURCES: Learn more about Mystique here (https://www.theblackbirthhealer.com). Follow Mystique on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/theblackbirthhealer) and on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blackbirthhealer). Learn more about Mystique's fundraiser project on Black-led birth and postpartum services here (https://ifundwomen.com/projects/black-led-birth-and-postpartum-wellness). Learn more about Kortney and The Queer Doula Network here (https://queerdoulanetwork.com/). Follow The Queer Doula Network on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/QueerDoulaNetwork/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/queerdoulas/). Learn more about the Queer Doula Network membership here (https://www.patreon.com/queerdoulanetwork). Connect with the Queer Doula Network by email here (queerdoulanetwork@gmail.com). Learn more about Nadie here (https://www.doula4all.com/). Learn more about Roots Community Birth Center here (https://www.rootsbirthcenter.com/). Follow Nadine on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Doula4all) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/Doula4all/). Learn more about Birth Revolution here (https://thebirthrevolution.org/). For more information and news about Evidence Based Birth®, visit www.ebbirth.com. Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/EvidenceBasedBirth/), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ebbirth/), and Pinterest (https://www.pinterest.com/ebbirth/). Ready to get involved? Check out our Professional membership (including scholarship options) (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/become-pro-member/). Find an EBB Instructor here (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/find-an-instructor-parents/), and click here (https://evidencebasedbirth.com/childbirth-class/) to learn more about the Evidence Based Birth® Childbirth Class.
Mo does some spring cleaning and takes out this week's trash. Have a dilemma? Ask Mo, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mo shares an Easter message to inspire you to believe, in you. Have a dillema? Ask Mo, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mo makes her own holiday, Heart of Thanks, and shares a story about the time she made a stinky while performing --
Mo celebrates National Let's Laugh day by highlighting Black comedians we all love. Then Ambie nominated podcast host Jacquis Neal (The Cast, Culture Kings) stops by to talk about the best Black comedians and encourages Monique to (maybe possibly) join the cast of MTV's The Challenge. Have a dilemma? Ask Mo, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique breaks down the hottest guys in a special HOT GUYS MARCH MADNESS. Monique also suggests Y2K moments we need to relive, with the help of pop culture expert, Josh Gwynn (Back Issue Pod). Send your question for Monique to answer on air! Phone: 818-252-9468 Email:aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
WHY DO PEOPLE CHEAT?We have no freakin' clue but we all have our experiences. On this episode, I'm joined by Dorion and Kel from Planet Vaida and we discuss our experiences with cheating and how they have affected us. Did I mention that we discuss threesomes and polyamorous relationships?Check it out!!!!IG: @AwkwardtpodcastTwitter: @Awkwardtpod@Axarion_Guests: Kel IG: @Kelfromplanetvaida Dorion IG: @DorionnowellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Awkwardtpodcast)
Monique reflects on the value of American lives through the lens of Lady Gaga's dog robbery, talks K. Michelle's botched-booty, and says leave Keke Palmer alone. Then Aliyah from House of A Financial stops by to talk money management. Have a dilemma? Ask Monique, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique offers to fight Megan Thee Stallion's enemies, thinks Demi Lovato needs a nice break, and suggests that Elliott with 2 Ts watches her words. Have a dilemma? Ask Monique, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique talks Drag Race, is skeptical about TI & Tiny, and believes Janet and Britney deserve more. Then pop-songwriting superstar Justin Tranter chats with Monique and talks about the impact of music in 2020! Have a dilemma? Ask Monique, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique shouts out the *Excellent* Naomi Osaka, celebrates Cinderella with Brandy and Whitney Houston FINALLY coming to Disney+, and explores the oppression in the bullying of Chloe Bailey. Then, Eric Cervini Ph.D., LGBTQ+ historian and author of "The Deviant's War", answers Monique's questions about Black Queer History. Have a dilemma? Ask Monique, call 818-252-9468 or email aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique talks Season 13 Drag Race and explores the reasons why selling bathwater on OnlyFans might not be a bad idea. Comedian Matt Rogers stops by to talk about his HBO Max show Haute Dog and his upcoming project with SNL alum Vanessa Bayer, ‘I Love This For You'. Then the two break down about what they really wanted to see in the Wendy William's movies. Leave Monique a voicemail to be featured on the show 818-252-9468 & Send in your listener letters! aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A special ‘Mo Knows' Episode Monique talks about inauguration fashion, weighs in on how much trouble Juelz' is in with his mom Solange, and celebrates Jojo Siwa joining 'the family'. Monique wants to hear from you! Call - 818-252-9468 Send questions/comments/tips/suggestions to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique examines Nick Cannon's love triangle, congratulates Cardi B's on her new role and discusses Bow Wow‘s latest pandemic faux pas. Then Monique Samuels (Real Housewives of Potomac) stops by and talks about her latest single "Drag Queens" Mila Eve Essentials and of course the infamous binder! CallMonique! 818-252-9468 Send questions/comments/tips/suggestions to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique reflects on the riot at the Capitol and asks, “If the ship is going down can we at least get some good music?” Call Mo! 818-252-9468 and send questions/comments/tips/suggestions to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique wants 'hood love' like P-Valley and explores why Belgian police got their pants unzipped at an orgy. ...and yes we talk about Puerto Vallarta Then Peppermint stops by and talks to Monique about her role on the board of GLAAD, the desire for more black femme/queer spaces -- and the time she played Britney Spears. Call! Email! Text! (818) 252-9468 Send questions/comments/tips/suggestions to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique Heart reflects on Monique Samuel's exit from RHOP, Khloe Kardashian's new massive ring from Tristan Thompson, and Cardi B & Taraji P. Henson's new Facebook Watch shows. Monique also gives processing triggers another try with the help of psychologist Dr. Jessica McClintock. Send questions/comments/tips/suggestions to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Jessica McClintock, Ph.D, Licensed Psychologist instagram.com/drjessmac Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique talks about all the reasons we love Wendy Williams, explores the “best” ways to have sex at your parent's house, and breaks the fourth wall to talk about processing triggers and recognizing when you are operating from a place of hurt. Send questions/comments/tips to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is part 4 of Assent:Dissent's special series entitled "For Coloreds Only". In this series we expound upon ongoing issues within the Black community and take a deep dive into the experiences of being Black in America from each perspective.This part of "For Coloreds Only" looks at things from the Black LGBT perspective. The special guest for this part is Thomas White, a Toledo native and St. John's Alumni. Head over to https://www.assent_dissent.buzzsprout.com for the YouTube page and video show, previous episodes and all of our social media contact info. Twitter & Instagram: @assent_dissentFacebook: www.facebook.com/assentdissentPlease remember to like follow and subscribe!!!
This week Monique highlights creating your own lane, stands up for Tiffany Haddish, and explains why a seat at the table isn't enough. Monique celebrates Ru Paul's Guinness World Record and details the Instagram photo that Ivy Park needs to explain. Good Judy, Kalen Allen stops by and talks about his visual album, ‘For Christmas Sake' and how spending Christmas alone inspired him to create holiday queer representation. Monique gives Part 2 of Drag Race audition advice and wants to hear from you! Send your voice messages and or emails to aceofheartspod@gmail.com! Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week Monique is giving Drag Race audition advice, weighs in on Felicity Huffman's new gig and sorts through Summer Walker's interesting life choices. Then, Nicole Byer stops by and the two talk music, the importance of wearing heels while stripping, even if stripping at home, and discuss if Monique should start a feet OnlyFans. Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week Monique shares her opinions on where Beyoncé stores her 24 Grammys, considers eating peppermint-flavored Pringles and offers tips on how to stay mentally healthy this holiday season. Monique asks, “Are online critics dismissing the work done by marginalized communities during the HIV/AIDS epidemic when they say, 'All America has is free condoms!” Monique examines the work done by the LGBTQ community for contraceptives with Gustavo Carlos, HIV Testing and Mental Health Counselor from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community center in New York. Monique chats with Reverend Rob Newells, Director of National Programs from the Black AIDS Institute, about what it was like at the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and finally, Pearl Ricks from the Reproductive Justice Action Collective shares what we all can do to expand upon reproductive justice.A big thank you to our guests: Gustavo Carlos, HIV Testing and Mental Health Counselor The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center gaycenter.org Reverend Rob Newells, Director of National Programs Black AIDS Institute blackaids.org Pearl Ricks, Executive Director Reproductive Justice Action Collective rejacnola.org Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Monique Heart reflects on Kamala Harris' historic win, Megan Thee Stallion's new music, and the fashion industry's continuation of Blackfishing. This week Monique learns about voting in America and why some Latinx voters vote conservatively with Northwestern professor & Author, Geraldo L. Cadava, Ph.D. Finally, we settle the score on some long-had music debates with the help of our listeners. Advertise on Ace Of Hearts via Gumball.fm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Follow fan-favorite Monique Heart (RuPaul's Drag Race) as she welcomes you on the journey to self-love, self-preservation and self-discovery. Each week, with the help of her most-stunning friends, Monique breaks down the week's headlines and offers a deep dive on topics like politics, sex and money. New episodes every Friday, premiering December 4th. Subscribe today! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is part 2 of Assent:Dissent's special series entitled "For Coloreds Only". In this series we expose ongoing issues within the Black community and take a deep dive into the experiences of being Black in America.This week's episode features a our first discussion on the Black LGBT experience featuring our special guest:Dee Browne - MSW Candidate from Fordham UniversityHead over to https://www.assent_dissent.buzzsprout.com for the YouTube page and video show, previous episodes and all of our social media contact info. Twitter & Instagram: @assent_dissentFacebook: www.facebook.com/assentdissentPlease remember to like follow and subscribe!!!
As part of our town hall series in partnership with the Washington Indivisible Network and Indivisible Tacoma, we present two candidates for the state Supreme Court, Justice G. Helen Whitener and Justice Raquel Montoya-Lewis. Both of these candidates are running to retain the seats they were appointed to this year by Governor Inslee, and they are in every way extraordinary. Each has had a long and distinguished career as attorneys and on the bench. And each represents history: Justice Whitener is the first Black woman to serve on the Washington Supreme Court, the fourth immigrant-born Justice, and the first openly Black LGBT judge in the State of Washington. Justice Montoya-Lewis is the first Native American Justice to serve on the Washington State Supreme Court, and the second Native American to serve on a state supreme court nationwide. This conversation was recorded live on the evening of Tuesday, August 18th.
How did you grow up thinking about your sexuality? Have you explored outside of your original understanding of your sexuality? How would you react if your partner's understanding of their own sexuality started to expand? Does not wanting to be in a relationship with a woman have anything to do with their ability (or inability) to provide in the way that some men can (esp. given this messed up system in which we exist)? Believe it or not, this episode was actually Nessa's idea. She's been thinking thoughts. Come tell us how (un)surprised you are on Social Media: https://linktr.ee/99percentanomaly. Dassa is open to provide a public service, listen to find out what it is. Nessa is more than convinced that she's straight after this conversation. Cass's player move is to ask her mom for sweets for you. Music by Sarel (@sarel_youniverse) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic).
please join me for my storytelling from my own perspective about Black LGBT love. This episode is about Self Esteem --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
please join me for my storytelling from my own perspective about Black LGBT love. Talk about Emotional Intelligence link to reference - https://youtu.be/cZjqpTsnc3I --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Ejeris Dixon is a Black Queer Feminist organizer and political strategist with 20 years of experience working in racial justice, LGBTQ, anti-violence, and economic justice movements. They are the Executive Director of Vision Change Win Consulting (www.visionchangewin.com) where they partner with organizations to build their capacity and deepen the impact of their organizing strategies. They also serve as a consultant with Roadmap Consulting (www.roadmapconsulting.org) a national social justice consulting team. From 2010 - 2013 Ejeris served as the Deputy Director in charge of the Community Organizing Department at the New York City Anti-Violence Project where she directed national, statewide, and local organizing and advocacy initiatives on hate violence, domestic violence, police violence, and sexual violence. From 2005 - 2010 Ejeris worked as the Founding Program Coordinator of the Safe OUTside the System Collective at the Audre Lorde Project where they worked on creating transformative justice strategies to address hate and police violence. They are the co-editor of Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement, which was released in early 2020 by AK Press. Her essay, "Building Community Safety: Practical Steps Toward Liberatory Transformation," is featured in the anthology Who Do You Serve, Who Do You Protect? Police Violence and Resistance in the United States. Their writings and analysis have been featured in Truthout, New York Times, Huffington Post, SPIN Magazine, CNN, the New Civil Rights Movement, the New York Post, NY1, and Citylimits. In 2012 the White House recognized Ejeris as both an Emerging LGBT Leader and selected them as a featured speaker on violence against Black LGBT communities. They received a Bachelor's Degree in African American Studies at Yale University and a Master's Degree in Public Policy and Nonprofit Management at New York University's Wagner School of Public Service. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ejeris Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ejeris.dixon --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-full-set-podcast/support
Welcome to EPISODE 3 of Unpacked the Podcast! Today, your hosts Rev, Tiff, and Di are unpacking Intimate Partner Violence. We honor the life of Aviana Carter who was taken from this world too soon! According to the World Health Organization: Intimate partner violence refers to behavior within an intimate relationship that causes physical, sexual or psychological harm, including acts of physical aggression, sexual coercion, psychological abuse and controlling behaviors. This definition covers violence by both current and former spouses and partners. We also address rejection and the 5 Love Languages as promised here is a link: www.5lovelanguages.com to a quiz to find out what your LOVE Language is! We hope you enjoy it! As always like, follow, share, rate, and review! You can find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts including, Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Podbean and of course www.unpackedthepodcast.com www.instagram.com/unpackedthepodcast www.facebook.com/unpackedthepodcast www.twitter.com/unpackedthepod If you need help please contact The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or visit www.thehotline.org
Trigger Warning: Lesbiaphobic and misogynoiristic murder of minor Sakia Gunn was a 15 year old lesbian who was victim of a hate crime in 2003. Despite the national outcry for justice in other hate crime cases, Sakia’s case has gone largely under reported over the years. Sources: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/sakiagunnfilmproject?autoplay=1 https://www.nj.com/njv_guest_blog/2013/05/remembering_the_murder_of_saki.html https://www.gaycitynews.com/rare-bias-indictment-in-sakia-gunn-murder/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Sakia_Gunnhttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8740918/sakia-gunn#view-photo=6333990 https://www.democracynow.org/2003/7/14/its_a_shame_that_you_havehttps://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/18/remembering-a-newark-hate-crime/ https://www.gaycitynews.com/sakia-gunn-memorialized/ http://www.newnownext.com/sakia-gunn-queer-black-intersectionality/10/2017/ https://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/13/nyregion/teenage-girl-fatally-stabbed-at-a-bus-stop-in-newark.html The House Plant Junkie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehouseplantjunkie/ Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HouseplantJunkieShop Please support these Black podcasters, and their recent Black LGBT episodes: CrimexNoir and Handcuffed Podcast collab - “Case 23 - The Murders of Ukea Davis and Stephanie Thomas” https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/16-issa-collab-part-1-crime-noir-murders-ukea-davis/id1457812017?i=1000475037001 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/case-22-murders-ukea-davis-stephanie-thomas-w-handcuffed/id1458294745?i=1000475034542 Cognac & Conspiracies - “The Case of TeTe Gully” https://anchor.fm/t-w5/episodes/The-Case-of-TeTe-Gulley-efsab0 90s Crime Time - “They Were Robbed” https://www.90scrimetime.com/podcast/episode/4ce93298/they-were-robbed Bruh Issa Murder - Tony McDade & Bary BJ Brooks https://linktr.ee/Bruhissamurder --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Karen strikes again!!! On this weeks episode, we discuss Joe Biden's brain, Aging, how to properly deal with a "Karen" and wearing a mask in public places. We've taken a vote and its time for the Karen acts to retire.Check it out!!!www.Awkwardtpodcast.comIG: AWKWARDTPODCASTTwitter: @AwkwardtpodSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Awkwardtpodcast)
We are celebrating Pride Month. Pride Month is so important because it acknowledges huge change for the LGBT+ community, as well as the wider societal implications. This is positive and powerful. Yet the LGBT+ community still faces discrimination, hate, and violence. And the Black LGBT+ community experiences these problems at a higher rate but with less access to legal recourse and support. Unfortunately, these unique Black LGBT+ problems are written out of the general LGBT+ narrative and the systemic racism discussion. This leaves Black LGBT+ people--especially Black Trans women--in a vulnerable and dangerous position, leading to disproportionate levels of incarceration, poverty, homeless and violence. In this ground-breaking episode, Robin and Hans identify these problems, consider possible solutions, and discuss how Black activists and LGBT+ activists can work together for the advancement and safety of all their communities.
On this week's Openly podcast Hugo Greenhalgh hears how Black, LGBT+ homeless youth have been disproportionately affected by the new coronavirus pandemic. The death of a transgender doctor in Mexico sparks fears of further violence against the community and the British Museum adds five LGBT+ objects to its permanent collection.
In this episode of "REVOLT BLACK NEWS," Eboni K. Williams takes an urgent look at the Black LGBTQ community and their recent deaths that were neglected from the spotlight. The overall disrespect remains flagrant. There are unfortunate adversaries in our community. So, we want it known that every member of the Black LGBTQ community are our siblings in the fight! Karamo Brown joins as a special guest.
#UriahBell www.thesatinlounge.com Best of The Satin Lounge with Kia René welcomes author , activist and poet URIAH Bell discusses LGBTQ Activism, His magazine Truth Magazine featuring LGBTQ, discusses his HIV support, and the need for Black Churches Partnering with LGBTQ plus community. Uriah Bell began formally publishing his writing in 2008 with his freshman collection of poetry Mood Swings where he decided to expose his personal self in an intimate collection. A year later Uriah founded Rising Voices Press, an independent publishing company focused on promoting and publishing the written voices of the Black LGBT community. The following year Uriah released his 2nd collection of poetry Epiphany: Poems in the Key of Love (Rising Voices Press) followed by his 3rd collection of poems entitled Mood Swings: poems and other rants under Rising Voices Press released in 2011. Uriah has contributed extensively as an activist in the struggle around HIV/AIDS. He's a 2011 fellow in the Black AIDS Institute's AAHU Community Mobilization College tirelessly working to develop mobilization campaigns to rally the Black community around ending and educating themselves on the disparities of HIV/AIDS and working to end the epidemic. Uriah has participated on national and international panels on discussions concerning HIV/AIDS, homophobia in the Black community, LGBT youth suicide, the Black church, and segregation in the LGBT community. He currently sits as Chairman of the board of Hispanic Black Gay Coalition, as well as sits on the board of directors for Fire and Ink, a non-profit for LGBT writers of African decent, and Shades of Pride / Triangle Black Pride in Raleigh, NC. In 2012, Rising Voices Press released TRUTH Magazine, a national bi-monthly Boston based publication for and by LGBT people of color. TRUTH Magazine focuses on the needs of the gay and lesbian community of color via regular content on spirituality, health and wellness, politics and social activism, travel, fashion, arts and entertainment. URIAH BELL www.uriahbell.com FACEBOOK @BellUriah INSTAGRAM @ThePeoplePoet TWITTER @ThePeoplesPoet1 OUR SOCIALS www.thesatinlounge.com YouTube Channel #TheSatinLoungeLive INSTAGRAM @_thesatinlounge TWITTER @_thesatinlounge FACEBOOK @TheSatinLoungewithKiaRene www.kiarene.com INSTAGRAM @iamkiarene TWITTER @KiaRene FACEBOOK @iamkiarene --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesatinlounge/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesatinlounge/support
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"Happiness can only exist in acceptance." We have returned from a much needed mental break and we're finally discussing the elephant in the room or should I say in our families. Do we feel truly accepted for our lifestyles?Would they attend our weddings?Have the taken the intuitive to understand?How much does religion have to do with accepting certain things?We are getting very personal and putting it all out on the table. Special Guest(s): Dorion Nowell / Shawn (AnimeGarbageBin)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Awkwardtpodcast)
Lourdes Dolores Follins's Biography Dr. Lourdes Dolores Follins is a Black, queer femme psychotherapist and writer. As a therapist, researcher, and organizational consultant, she has worked with adolescents and adults of color who are marginalized because of their ethnoracial background and gender and/or sexual identities for over 25 years. Her clinical and research interests are the resilience and resistance of LGBTQI people in the African diaspora; using EMDR to emotionally liberate people of color; and health disparities faced by LGBTQI people of color in the U.S. She has published several academic articles and book chapters and spoken internationally about the factors that impact the health of LGBTQI people of color. Lourdes Dolores's co-edited, award-winning book, Black LGBT Health in the United States: The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation was published in 2017. She is working on a memoir about her relationship with her deceased mother. Lourdes Dolores can be reached at www.lourdesdfollins.com
This is part 2 of the mothering while Black mini-series and I had the privilege of sitting down with my dear cousin and friend Airika Holt-Gibson. Airika shares her experience as a Black lesbian navigating the pathways to pregnancy with her partner. She offers intimate details of her experience moving from California to Georgia, and how the Black LGBT community in the South is a unique struggle as a woman, especially when striving for motherhood. This episode is a raw, authentic, and emotionally revealing insight into the potential challenges on the path to pregnancy. Connect with Airika -Email: airikaholt@gmail.com -Instagram: fat_kidz_atheart3 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/temaratoday/support
Nnekay is back in part one of an EPIC two part Minority Konrer. We catch up about navigating life through a Pandemic! If you’re stressed don’t worry P Diddy's got your back to relax! So something else to worry about: Murder Hornets! Nnekay let’s us know just how scared we should be, which is apparently not at all. We talk about areas that have been hit hard by COVID19 like nursing homes, and the meat packing industry and how it looks like we might be in a Cold Civil War. With Georgia reopening it puts Black business owners in a catch 20/20 especially those who own barber shops and businesses with 80% of the deaths in Georgia being Black! And is all of this happening for humanity’s second chance? Lots of great new TV shows/Movies on the way, some new Disney reboots to have mixed emotions about, don’t worry it’s not Pocahontas.. yet. Amazon’s Homecoming is coming back, Nnekay takes on one of our favorite artists acting ability. And we examine Kenya Barris and his new Netflix show #BlackAF, and the hard hitting FX/Hulu show Mrs. America which tackles the event surrounding the Equal Rights Amendment. Dance with James every Saturday at 2pm PST on Zoom! This Month: 'Dirrty Slave 4 U' Britney vs. XTina: CONTACT US Twitter: @minoritykorner Email: minoritykorner@gmail.com IG: @minoritykorner James Arthur M: TW: @JamesArthur_M, IG: @JamesArthurM Nnekay FitzClrke: TW: @nnekay, IG: @nnekay Facebook Minority Korner Kids Playground
We sit down with Trans model and Instagram influencer, Shawnda Brinks as she shares her perspectives on a range of topics impacting the Trans community. We discuss our opinions on Angela Stanton-King, Dwayne Wade's Trans daughter Zaya, Downlow men and sex work.www.awkwardtpodcast.comFollow us IG: Awkwardtpodcast | Twitter: @Awkwardtpod | FB: Awkward't podcastGuests: Shawnda Brinks @Shawndabrinks Dorion Nowell @DorionnowellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Awkwardtpodcast)
After a near-fatal attack in Afghanistan, a black veteran considers whether to come out to his family and fellow soldiers. This episode features James Fitzgerald, Director of the New York City Veterans Alliance. The story told in this episode was recorded at a live storytelling event hosted by the New York City Department of Veterans' Services, SAGE, and the Generations Project in June of 2019. The event featured personal stories told by LGBT veterans from different service eras, including WWII, the Korean War, Vietnam, and the War in Afghanistan.
On Today’s Menu on Marsha’s Plate We discuss Marsha getting a park named after her in Brooklyn, drug interventions, tricking off money on sex, Black LGBT history being taught, Earline Budd and online personas. Diamond's Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/DiamondStylz Marsha’s Plate Op-ed for the Root https://www.theroot.com/marsha-s-plate-trans-podcast-wants-to-liberate-all-blac-1841067290 #marshasplate #girlslikeus #boyslikeus #transgender #podcast #podsincolor #podernfamily #transisbeautiful #houston #lgbt #transmen #transwomen #blackfeminism #trans101 #trans #blacktranswomen #blacktransmen #houstonpride #indiepodcast #blacktranslivesmatter #lgbtqia #lgbtq #genderidentity #pride #blackgirlmagic #blackboyjoy #podcast
On todays episode of Sidebar: Rabbi Lisa Edwards who is apart of the oldest LGBT synagogue in the US discusses her life journey. Lane Hudson joins us from London, to discuss with us the Zero for Zero campaign. Jon Bozeman joins us in studio as we discuss the effects of conversion therapy Doug Spearman a Black LGBT actor joins us in studio to discuss the limited way in which African American lives are continuously portrayed as gangs, violence, drugs, and death.
It had to be said, but tell me what you think in the comments!Just another day of Hot Topics. Enjoy the Convo!Make a friendly donation to the show of any amountCashapp: $tdgs0PayPal: paypal.me/tdgs0Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tdgs0fficial/Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blkkendoll/Twitter: https://twitter.com/tdgs0fficialAmazon Page: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tdgs0fficial
Sidebar With John Duran Lineup! First Segment - We have Jeffrey Sanker the founder of the annual White Party. We talk with him about the history of the White Party over the decades. Second Segment - Phill Wilson, a longtime African American HIV Activist talks to us about HIV, Black LGBT community, and much more! Third Segment - Jackie Subeck, is an expert on the marijuana policy for the state of CA. She talks with us about everything marijuana related from recreational to medicinal use.
Yo Jeff Carroll is Hip Hop 1st Dating coach. He currently a blogger for Real Health magazine. From his writings to film work, to books, Jeff Carroll addresses Sexual Assault, STDs, Safe Sex and Misogyny. In 2004 he wrote and produced the award winning movie Gold Digger Killer. In 2005 he presented his Hip Hop Dating Codes, which were endorsed by Hip Hop Culturalist KRS-ONE. Jeff is a leading voice of Hip Hop reform and dating as a precursor to marriage. Jeff Carroll has written articles for Swerv magazine America’s leader in Black LGBT health issues as well as College magazines, Hip Hop newspapers and magazines nationwide. He has presented his workshop Stop the GAME at Colleges and Universities across the country including Johnson and Wales University, James Madison University, Florida Atlantic University, Clayton State College and his almatta Kean University. He has been a guest on New York’s Hot 97, Radio One in Miami, Air America with respected Hip Hop intellectual pioneering rapper Chuck D and Hip Hop’s highest rated morning show the Star and Bucwild morning show discussing his dating codes. https://www.amazon.com/Jeff-Carroll/e/B00NEN9G0A/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1?fbclid=IwAR2oRN-7W_lzhIdVv74KxmnIxyavF5BoxYA9tZl03mkCMNIV_Uk9INec7BU
Yo Jeff Carroll is Hip Hop 1st Dating coach. He currently a blogger for Real Health magazine. From his writings to film work, to books, Jeff Carroll addresses Sexual Assault, STDs, Safe Sex and Misogyny. In 2004 he wrote and produced the award winning movie Gold Digger Killer. In 2005 he presented his Hip Hop Dating Codes, which were endorsed by Hip Hop Culturalist KRS-ONE. Jeff is a leading voice of Hip Hop reform and dating as a precursor to marriage. Jeff Carroll has written articles for Swerv magazine America’s leader in Black LGBT health issues as well as College magazines, Hip Hop newspapers and magazines nationwide. He has presented his workshop Stop the GAME at Colleges and Universities across the country including Johnson and Wales University, James Madison University, Florida Atlantic University, Clayton State College and his almatta Kean University. He has been a guest on New York’s Hot 97, Radio One in Miami, Air America with respected Hip Hop intellectual pioneering rapper Chuck D and Hip Hop’s highest rated morning show the Star and Bucwild morning show discussing his dating codes. https://www.amazon.com/Jeff-Carroll/e/B00NEN9G0A/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1?fbclid=IwAR2oRN-7W_lzhIdVv74KxmnIxyavF5BoxYA9tZl03mkCMNIV_Uk9INec7BU
A Date With Darkness Podcast is hosted by Dr. Natalie Jones, Psyd., LPCC, a licensed psychotherapist in California. Join Dr. Jones for an intimate discussion about the effects of abuse dynamics and healing from relationship trauma. Dr. Jonathan Lassiter, PhD., who is a scholarly author, professor, and private practice owner joins us today on the couch. Dr. Lassiter, discusses the evolution and causes of narcissism in gay black men. He also offers an engaging dialogue on how society can help address some of the struggles in the black same sex same gender loving community. Resources: Black LGBT Health In the United States: The Intersection of Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation; edited by Dr. Lassiter, PhD and various others Black Brothers Esteem: An ongoing support group in San Francisco Bay Area that provides mental and sexual health services specifically for African American same-gender-loving (SGL) men. Website: http://sfaf.org/client-services/black-brothers-esteem/?utm_source=url-redirect&utm_medium=url-redirect&utm_content=redirect%2Bfrom%2Bclient-services%2Ffor-our-community%2Fblack-brothers-esteem%2Findex.html&utm_campaign=url-redirect-moved-content National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network: A therapist directory and resource guide for LGBT people of color. Websites: https://www.nqttcn.com/directory AND https://www.nqttcn.com/resources His Health: An online directory of sexual health programs across the country that specialize in Black SGL men's health. This site also provides CEUs for providers who work with Black LGBT patients. CEU topics range from PrEP to Transgender Health. Websites: https://www.hishealth.org/models-of-care AND https://www.hishealth.org/trainings Henry Health: An app in beta-testing that will provide tele-therapy specifically for Black men to address their emotional and physical health. Website: https://henry-health.com/join-waiting-list/ The Spirit of Intimacy: Ancient African Teachings in the Ways of Relationships: An African-centered book that applies Afrocentric values to intimate relationships as well as discusses the esteemed place of same-sex attracted African and African-diasporic people in relationships and communities. Website: https://www.amazon.com/Spirit-Intimacy-Ancient-Teachings-Relationships/dp/0688175791 - reader_0688175791 To connect with Dr. Lassiter, please visit: Personal Website: www.jonathanmlassiter.com Twitter: @matjl Instagram: @jmlassiterphd FB: https://www.facebook.com/jonathanmlassiter/ Email questions/comments to adatewithdarkness@gmail.com Visit the website for more information: https://www.adatewithdarkness.com Let's keep the conversation going via social media: Instagram: A Date With Darkness Twitter: @Adatewdarkness Facebook: A Date With Darkness To connect with others who are seeking support from hurtful and abusive relationships please join the Facebook group: A Date With Darkness group
On episode 5 of Coffee with Chloee, our guest, Jasmine McElroy, is a Howard Alum diversity, equity, and inclusion expert professionally and personally. This week we discuss the facts surrounding Jussie Smollett, the charges against him, the discrepancies with the Chicago Police Department, and surrounding issues with the public’s perception of the situation and Black LGBT issues as a whole. The conversation features a brief response to Mo’Nique and Steve Harvey’s conversation on his daily show. Jasmine’s picks for shoe of the week is a silver sparkle shoe for Carnival, and her song of the week is Blueface’s “Thottiana” featuring Cardi B. Chloeé J’s shoe of the week is the white/gold/black colorway of the LeBron 16s. Her song of the week is “Nunya” featuring Dom Kennedy off of Kehlani’s new mixtape. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithchloee/support
Is it always necessary to play by the rules? Should unjust laws be followed? The answer to these questions and more are on the chopping block this episode. Tune in...you don't want to miss this one!
Democrats super donor Ed buck who is a very good friend of Hillary Clinton is now under investigation for alleged murders and deaths of two black men so far we are going to go deep into this story and understand the history of buck breaking during the times of slavery under the Islamic caliphate as well as the European colonial era
Tori of Phi Nu Kappa Sorority Inc joins Akua and Sam to discuss what its like to be apart of a LGBTQ non collegiate Greek organization Bae(s) of The Week: Kayvis D, Hilary J, Jay H, Yewande A, Latinos who Lunch. and Latinos Out Loud Hoe(s) of the Week: Inner Hoe Uprising Self Care Tips: Delete what doesn’t serve you and consume things that make you feel good. Fuck It (Topic of the Day): LGBT Sorority and Fraternity Organizations with Tori Kendall. Points of Discussion Include: Phi Nu Kappa Sorority Inc, Alpha Psi Kappa Fraternity Inc, Alpha Omega Kappa Fraternity, Kappa Iota Sigma , The Divine Nine, Non Collegiate Organizations, demographics, pledging later in life, community service, cultivating space spaces, parties, dating within your greek party, drinking in your letters, how black folks perceive greek life, burning sands and perceptions on hazing, and how to know if Greek life is a fit for you HASHTAGS Use #InnerHoeUprising and #Podin to keep up with this conversation on social media and let others know that you are listening. RELEVANT LINKS AND NOTES Halloween Costume Party @ Luv Story: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/halloween-costume-party-at-luv-story-bar-tickets-51117253080 Miss Vixen First Fridays: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ms-vixen-first-fridays-tickets-48300480036 Queer(ing) Airwaves: QTPoC Media Symposium: https://www.facebook.com/events/1986766564942798/ Werk It Festival: https://werkitfestival.com The Tau Kappa Phi PHamily: https://www.taukappaphi.org/ Phi Nu Kappa: http://www.phinukappa.org Kappa Iota Sigma: https://www.coralkiss2014.org/ Alpha Omega Kappa: http://www.alphaomegakappa.org Alpha Psi Kappa: http://www.alphapsikappa.org/ Kappa Psi Kappa: https://www.kappapsikappa.org/ Jae Walk Jewels: www.JaeWalkJewels.com WEBSITE InnerHoeUprising.com PAY A BITCH Paypal.me/innerhoe https://www.patreon.com/InnerHoeUprising WRITE IN EMAIL ihupodcast@gmail.com SPEAKING GIGS Wanna pay us to speak at your school or conference about sex positivity, black feminism, or the other kinds of topics we discuss on this show? We’d love to! To book us, send us a line to ihupodcast@gmail.com MUSIC Opening: “Queen S%!T” by SheReal https://soundcloud.com/shereal/04-queen-s-t-produced-by Fuck It: “Keeping it Cool Witchu” Chhoti Maa End: “Yeah Yeah” Abstract Fish Co SOCIAL MEDIA Inner Hoe Uprising| IG: @InnerHoeUprising | Twitter: @InnerHoeUprisin Akua | IG & Twitter: @heyyakuagirl Rebecca| IG &Twitter: @rebbyornot Sam | IG & Twitter: @slamridd Rob | Personal IG: @panafrican.bootyscratcher | Art IG: @vanta.blaq | Twitter: @robthe_god Phi Nu Kappa | IG: @PhiNuKappa |Facebook: Phi Nu Kappa Sorority Incorporated Tori | IG: JaeWalkJewels | FB: Victoria Kendall #black #woman #sex #feminist #womanist #Comedy #raunchy #queer
In our 71st podcast episode, we talk to Joshua Luke the Editor-in-Chief of Ebanman Lifestyle Magazine. Luke talks about the publication, pushing the envelope in black LGBT men's category, state of publishing, and more. Ebanman Magazine Website: Ebanman.com IG: ebanmaninc FB: Ebanman Magazine Twitter: @Ebanmaninc Brothaspeak Podcast Brothaspeak Podcast where we interview the innovative, the daring, and the bold while providing informative topics for the black lgbt. www.Brothaspeakpod.net NOW ON EPRN (Exquisite Podcast Radio Network) CLICK HERE INSTAGRAM - @brothaspeakpod FACEBOOK - CLICK HERE TWITTER - @BrothaspeakPod
I got on the phone with one of the godfathers of Black LGBT fiction, James Earl Hardy! We talk about his book, B-Boy Blues, his special relationship to E. Lynn Harris, and how it felt to see his characters brought to life on the stage. There's also a ton more! Listen in on a great conversation!
In this 36th episode, Brothaspeak Podcast speaks to a rising star within the Black LGBT community by the name of Kemar Jewel. Kemar Jewel is an award-winning international Director & Choreographer whose work has been featured on the Huffington Post, TIME Magazine, MSNBC, and Fox News. Jewel is also the mastermind behind the viral YouTube video "Voguing Train.". Twitter: K_Jewel Website: http://kemarjewel.com/ Instagram: mr_jewel For those who wish to fund his latest project - CLICK HERE "Voguing Train" - CLICK HERE "The Runway Museum" - CLICK HERE "Vogue Ball Tango" - CLICK HERE Brothaspeak Podcast, where we discuss Black LGBT issues and topics with humor, honesty, & info.
BrothaSpeak Podcast #35 brings to you the local Moonlight Celebration in honor of Tarell Alvin McCraney, Barry Jenkins, and all cast & crew. This event was featured at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center located in Liberty City Miami, Florida. The celebration also gave light to the community that helped develop the film and city that helped them become the creative masters they are today. Brothaspeak Podcast speaking on Black LGBT issues and topics with humor, honesty, & info.
The title says it all, can those in the Pro-Black Movement see beyond their sights to embrace those people of Color in the LGBT Community? This conversation will focus on the Unity of ALL Black People regardless of their personal life situations and is not going to be about what anyone feels is right or wrong in what they do in their bedroom as well as what the origins may be as to why someone is in the "same gender loving category!" This dialogue will challenge all of us to see past the differences and to not be divided anymore to the delight of those who benefit from our being separated who we know to be our oppressors. We are going to speak in a manner constructive to our unity and keep things from getting emotional and out of control. We will speak frankly about our age old hangups and allow each and everyone to voice their experiences and opinions in an uncut fashion........ .......and yes, we WILL go there tonight! You don't want to miss this at ALL! Join us in our uncensored adult conversation as we go in hard on the hot topics of the day! Call in live at 888.575.3769. Text Lance at 407.590.0755 if you have any inquiries about the program or desire an interview. As always, please like, comment, share & subscribe! DOWNLOAD MY FREE APP: iPhone - https://goo.gl/iv3qKA | Android - https://goo.gl/AhdIiL GET YOUR SCURV ON: http://bit.ly/ScurvTube LanceScurv is an Insightful Culture Critic, Entertaining Podcast Host, Relentless Blogger, Talented Cartoonist & Omnipotent Social Media Activist who focuses on the issues that the Mainstream Media is deathly afraid to touch and living an interesting productive life to the fullest! Subscribe! --Connect With Us Further-- Join Our Facebook Discussion Group @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/LanceScurvShow/ TWITTER: twitter.com/lancescurv/ FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/lancescurv INSTAGRAM: www.Instagram.com/LanceScurv BLOG: www.lancescurv.com/ PHONE/TEXT: 407.590.0755 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lancescurv/support
This podcast interview is with none other than SEVEN KING, the creator of the very first people of color transgender web series called 'Eden's Garden'. Seven's web series kicked off in 2015 with a huge reception which left fans wanting more. Now Seven is back in 2017 with 'Eden's Garden' and a few more surprises to share with the world. YOUTUBE - EDEN'S GARDEN ARTICLE FEATURING SEVEN KING - CLICK HERE EDEN'S GARDEN - CASTING INFO FACEBOOK - SEVEN KING TWITTER - @Sevenking_ INSTAGRAM - @SEVENKINGOFFICIAL Sevenking7000@gmail.com - Business & bookings Brothaspeak Podcast speaking on Black LGBT issues and topics with humor, honesty, & info.
Watch out Hip Hop cause here we come! The Pink Elephant LGBT Hip Hop Festival is coming strong and taking no shorts, but is the industry ready for openly gay hip hop artist? On this episode, we speak to JaPan, the creator of the festival. Brothaspeak Podcast hosted by Chris speaking on Black LGBT issues and topics within the Black gay community with humor, honesty, & info
This week's topic continues the BOOTY CALL conversation. Brothaspeak Podcast hosted by Chris speaking on Black LGBT issues and topics within the Black gay community with humor, honesty, & info.
This week's topic is about the BOOTY CALL! There are so many dynamics to sex within the gay community in general that we had to have a candid conversation and let it all hangout. Get ready for a the ride.... Brothaspeak Podcast hosted by Chris speaking on Black LGBT issues and topics within the Black gay community with humor, honesty, & info.
On this episode Brothaspeak Podcast interviews Black LGBT author Mike Warren. Mike has written and self published over 30 books that deals with black gay men, hot sexual content, and awesome story lines......and he shows no signs of stopping the momentum. For those who know his work you will love what he has to say and for those who don't know him will STILL love what he has to say. Get ready for a great podcast. Brothaspeak Podcast hosted by creator and host Chris G. speaking on Black LGBT issues and topics within the Black gay community with humor, honesty, & info
Ivan Daniel III is best known for his legendary parties and over-the-top club events. For over two-decades he has created and promoted top-notch events for the Black LGBT community; many of which featured A-list artists from various forms of entertainment. Additionally, he is a dedicated advocate for HIV awareness and long-standing supporter of collaboratives aimed at combating the epidemic within communities of color. Sadly, over the years he has witnessed a generational change in how the Black LGBT community interacts with one another. What changed and why? He and I will discuss the new 'scene' and exchange thought on some of the behaviors. This show will enlighten those who desire to better understand the Black LGBT community, as well as promote a new level of respect between Black LGBT individuals from different generations.
Brothaspeak Podcast hosted by four African American gay men speaking on LGBT issues and topics within the Black gay community with humor, honesty, & info. In this episode, we discuss the term GAY, the history of the term and whether or not the term has been fully embraced by the Black LGBT community of today.
Everyone south of the moon has heard about the emergence of Caitlyn enner. She crashed the Internet with pics from her upcoming Vanity Fair photo shoot and has people heralding her name from the rooftops. BUT...there's also a lot of confused people trying to figure out what all the hoopla is about and how her notoriety will forward the LGBT movement. Special guest Tyesse Jackson and I will discuss Ms. Jenner, the 'hero' category she's been placed in, and how many members of the Black LGBT community are annoyed by the newfound fame of this white republican woman. This will be a very candid and raw conversation; don't miss it.
"Tiq Milan is the Senior Media Strategist of National News at GLAAD. Before joining GLAAD, Tiq was a mentor and teacher at the Hetrick-Martin Institute, an LGBT youth service organization. He was featured in a national media campaign for Live Out Loud's Homecoming Project, is a contributing author to the anthology Trans Bodies, Trans Selves, and is the Co-Chair for the LGBT taskforce of the National Association of Black Journalists. He has done on-air interviews for CNN, BlackEnterprise.com , Al Jazeera America, MTV, Huff Post Live and MSNBC. He has penned articles for BET.com , Rolling Stone , The New York Times, The Source, Vibe and others on issues facing the LGBT movement. He has been featured as a Black LGBT leader on Ebony.com and BET.com. Tiq is the former editor-in-chief of IKONS magazine, an LGBT pop culture magazine, and has been a freelance pop culture journalist for several years, interviewing people from like Jay-Z to Cicely Tyson. He documented his transition in the films U People and Realness." For an extended bio please visit tiqmilan.com
Part Two of the series on Black LGBT Believers airs Wednesday, May 28, 2014 when CAN WE TALK FOR REAL co-hosts Ina, Terry Boi and Michelle are joined by Rev. Roland Stringfellow, Rev. Darlene C. A. Franklin and Rev. Anthony W. Sullivan Jr. continuing the conversation started by Bishop Allyson Nelson Abrams. They’ve come this far by faith and draw upon that faith to minister and heal members of the LGBTQ community. Finding solace and strength in religion, Black LGBTQ Believers often find themselves at odds with the very faith communities they were born and raised in. Besides sharing their personal story, they will talk about the safe harbor LGBTQ churches provide, how to build more inclusive and supportive communities of faith outside the LGBTQ community, and how to remain strong/be agents of change in the face of attacks against the LGBTQ community often led a by Black ministers. Reverend Roland Stringfellow Senior Pastor of Metropolitan Community Church in Ferndale, Michigan (a suburb of Detroit). Reverend Anthony W. Sullivan, Jr. is a justice advocate committed to the liberation of persons and groups who suffer from all forms of oppression. Reverend Darlene C. A. Franklin is originally from East Orange, New Jersey. She is a veteran of the United States Air Force. Coming back next week Bishop Abrams to join this conversation.
Joining CWT4R is Bishop Allyson D. N. Abrams.A past pastor of Zion Progress Baptist Church in Detroit, she made the decision to step down rather than divide the church after disclosing she had married her wife in Iowa where same sex marriage is legal. Before her marriage and before the Defense of Marriage Act was overturned by the Supreme Court , allowing same-sex marriages to be recognized by the federal government, Abrams wrote a blog post for People for the American Way, arguing that it was time to "dump DOMA" and allow every person the opportunity to marry. Her wife is bishop emeritus of the Imani Temple of the African-American Catholic Congregation in Washington, D.C. is her best friend and a support system. Abrams, who has a masters in divinity and a doctorate in ministry from the United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, will share how she reached the understanding that same-sex marriage is aligned with Christian teachings.
Join CWT4R co- host, Ina, Michelle and Terry as we welcome Marc Loveless and Adam McMath from Coalition for Justice and Respect. Last week end Chicago held the Bolder Than Out Conference at Providence Hospital with guest speaker Carol Mosley Braun, Delmarie Cobb and other special guest. If you missed the conference join us as they recap this year’s event and give a peek look of what to expect next year.Per its website: CJR's annual Bolder Than Out Conference is dedicated to providing safe spaces for Black LGBT and SGL people to congregate, exchange resources, share stories, and network. This year's theme, "Breaking the Silence" focuses on the eradication of silence within the community and finding ways to provide voices for underrepresented Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in Chicago and nationwide. The event had the pleasure of having local and international guest that talked about issues that affect the Black LGBTQ and SGL communities. Marc Lovelace, Founder and Executive Director Founded in 2007, CJR is a Chicago-based civil rights organization dedicate to the education, empowerment, freedom, and liberation of Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities. Let’s hear what he has on the horizon for the organization and the conference. Also joining us will be Adam McMath who in 2013, Executive Director Marc Loveless appointed Adam to be the Managing Director of the Coalition for Justice and Respect. Adam is charged with making CJR a global civil rights force by way of organizational restructuring and innovating community engagement efforts.
Wade Davis II a former NFL football player who played for the Tennessee Titans, Washington Redskins and Seattle Seahawks join CWT4R discussing coming out, sports and his passion to help LGBTQ youth. Wade was named one of the 50 Black LGBT adults that Black LGBT Youth should know in 2012. He will be here in Chicago this weekend, April 5-7, at the Bolder Than Out Conference where he will be the Keynote Speaker, at Saturday’s luncheon.Davis is a nationally recognized, speaker, advocate, writer and educator; he's also a principal co- owner of the YOU Belong Initiative LLC. - a social enterprise that seeks to encourage inclusion through the provision of innovative youth development programs. He works at the Hetrick Martin Institute (HMI) as the Assistant Director of Job Readiness and Academic Enrichment teaching young people how to define success and thrive in society. Join us Wednesday, April 3rd on CAN WE TALK FOR REAL for this special conversation with Wade Davis where listeners will have the opportunity to ask this ground breaking, outspoken LGBTQ leader directly about coming out in sports, supporting each other, how we can help our youth and the ”Bolder Than Out Conference” coming to Chicago this weekend.Call in on 347-215-8985 at 10:30 pm eastern ti
Since the spring of 2006 the Black LGBT community has embraced a new sacred text, a vibrant source of inspiration, and a guidebook of spiritual growth and understanding. It is called “Spirited,” a collaboration of over 40 different Black LGBT authors who have each contributed their insight, experiences, and advice on how to live vibrant and spirit filled lives without fear, guilt or shame. Edited by G. Winston James and Lisa C. Moore, the book has been several years in the making as it endured serious unexpected delays such as a house fire and even Hurricane Katrina. However the seven year wait was well worth the valued effort as now a nationwide promotional tour is currently underway introducing the spiritual anthology to diverse communities across the nation.
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