Podcasts about black transgender

Welcome to Monday! Today's tip is about self-care, and how to rediscover things that brings us joy.  Visit www.transcendingbarriersatl.org to support this month's charity-of-focus, helping Black Transgender individuals with legal situations and other needs. 

Friday April 12th, 2019 Dallas Texas 22-year-old- Black Transgender female, aspiring workforce leader and cosmetologist Muhlaysia "Lay" Booker. In this 2-part special beginning Season 6 Episode 1. Muhlaysia arrives to the Royal Crest Apartments a complex located in the suburb of Oak Cliff just 10 miles south of Dallas. A simple fender bender led to this beautiful 22-year-old to be assaulted, accosted, and attacked and just 6 weeks later after surviving this hateful attack, she would be met with A Hateful Homicide which we will cover in Part. 2 Thank you to Muhlaysia's mother Shuntae "MommaTae" Houston for being so candid and caring.

America's Black Holocaust Museum commemorated Transgender Day of Remembrance this week. The annual observance honors lives lost to anti-transgender violence.

My friend Oliver Black (RM, UVU student, grew up in Utah County) joins us to share his story with gender dysphoria and how we can help trans/non-binary Latter-day Saints feel more welcome. Oliver delayed his transition so he could serve a mission (Montana—great experience—wanted to serve to help others), but has now been fully transitioned for over three years. He talks about the positive experiences in his mission and the role of spiritual promptings when coming out while in the field. Oliver then talks about the love/support he's received from his parents and local wards—and the spiritual peace he feels. He also discusses the difficult road transgender Latter-day Saints walk and what we can do to better support them. In this regard, Oliver has written “7 Ways Local Church Leaders Can Make Church Safe for Transgender Members” (link in show notes). This labor of love suggests ways (given the new handbook changes in Aug 2024) to help transgender members feel more safe, accepted, loved, and needed. He answers tender questions I felt impressed to ask him, giving answers that were deeply insightful and moving. Thank you, Oliver, for being on the podcast and helping us better understand that our Heavenly Parents' love all Their children. You are a good man with immense emotional/spiritual/intellectual maturity—gifts that you are using to help us create Zion and bless others. Honored to have you on the podcast. Links: Oliver's “7 Ways Local Church Leaders Can Make Church Safe for Transgender Members” document: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/j2r794h1v7zoodghc9h8x/Supporting-Trans-Members-Oliver-Black-Nov-2024.pdf?rlkey=exlksuqeqbux4hxwk9xi1bgwx&dl=0 Oliver's editing website/writing portfolio: https://oliveraeblack.wixsite.com/about

In today's deep dive, we’ll learn more about Alana Banks, the first Black and transgender woman elected to a school board in the country two years ago.

To celebrate National Trans Awareness week, we (intentionally) chat with Movement Lawyer + Political Commentator Olayemi Olurin about the importance of cisgender people using their platform to uplift the voices of Black trans women - and why Black trans women shouldn't always have to be the ones to speak up for their rights.  Make the haters mad and rate us 5 stars.  We want to know your Yes Ma'ams and your No Ma'am Pams for 2023. Send them here: BlackFatFemmePod@gmail.com. Follow the show on social: Twitter | Instagram Follow DoctorJonPaul: Twitter | Instagram | Website  Follow Jordan: Twitter | Instagram | Website  Follow Olayemi: Twitter | Instagram | WebsiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Saturday February 25, 2017 New Orleans Louisiana 31-year-old Black Transgender woman Chyna Doll Gibson was visiting her hometown of New Orleans for Mardi Gras and was returning from a night out when a hail of gunfire rings out and as people approach to see what's going on they discover the badly shot body of Chyna Doll Gipson clinging to life before succumbing to her injuries. Found out more about her hateful homicide next Saturday at 12pm (PST). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Saturday February 25, 2017 New Orleans Louisiana 31-year-old Black Transgender woman Chyna Doll Gibson was visiting her hometown of New Orleans for Mardi Gras and was returning from a night out when a hail of gunfire rings out and as people approach to see what's going on they discover the badly shot body of Chyna Doll Gipson clinging to life before succumbing to her injuries. Found out more about her hateful homicide next Saturday at 12pm (PST). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Now for the news. We have a new podcast dropping on Tuesday titled Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here? I really need y'all to listen. A Black transwoman who was killed in South Carolina in 2019 is finally getting justice. Also, did you know less than 10% of the anti-LGBTQ bills passed in 2022? Isn't that amazing news. Let's talk about it. Also, a Georgia community fights back against the homophobes and the Grammy's gave us some Queer joy. Let's go. 00:00 - Welcome & Intro 01:14 - Top Stories This Week  02:18 - Intro Music by Aina Bre'Yon 02:33 - Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here? 04:12 - Justice for Black transgender woman Pebbles LaDime Doe 04:49 - Georgia community stands up to hate  06:17 - Anti-LGBTQ bills aren't winning 07:37 - Queer joy at the Grammys 08:40 - Anna's Got A Word 10:47 - Trailer for Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here?  15:57 - Outro

Friday December 25, 2020 Chicago Illinois 25-year-old Black Transgender woman Courtney Key is discovered shot on Christmas Day in the head including evidence her body had been dragged by a car just meters from her mother's home leaving the City of Chicago calling for justice years to come. Find out more about Courtney's hateful Homicide. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Brian Thompson chats with Elle Moxley, the executive director of the Marsha P. Johnson Institute. The institute seeks to better the lives of Black transgender people through organizing, advocacy, and community. Elle founded the nonprofit institute in response to the murders of transgender women of color.  On the episode, Elle shares how the Marsha P. Johnson Institute resulted from her vision for her own life and the wider world. She also discusses the racial tensions following the murder of George Floyd and how she combats exhaustion by pursuing joy daily. Episode Highlights Mission-driven businesses support the collective. Elle defines a mission-driven business as one with an intention of more than just making money as well as a company that supports a collective rather than just an individual. “It is one that is driven towards supporting people with the same rigor and regard as its enterprise endeavors,” Elle said. “Mission-driven businesses really account for the full experience that people are having.” At the Marsha P. Johnson Institute, that mission is to illuminate the root cause of violence against transgender women of color, especially Black transgender women. The mission strongly aligns with Elle's personal values. “I really wanted to do my part, not only as a Black trans woman, but as a Black person in the world to interpret the reasons why murder takes place in communities that are already so intensely interrogated,” she said. Use your vision to guide your business. Like many entrepreneurs on the podcast, Elle didn't set out to start a company, nor did she know whether she had the skills and leadership qualities for her current role. But Elle did have a big vision for her life and the world -- a vision that others didn't always share. Founding the Marsha P. Johnson Institute and her other ventures helped Elle realize that vision. It also helped her to become the best version of herself that she could be. “The only way I could do that was to start my own businesses and to actually be the person behind the vehicle in which my dreams were presented to the world,” Elle said. Combat exhaustion by cultivating joy. Elle's work can be emotionally exhausting, especially as murderers continue to target Black transgender women and some people attempt to minimize the impact of her work. To keep motivated, Elle looks for joy, which she defines as the opposite of constant frustration and fear. “The joy is something that I never really get exhausted from,” she said. “That's the real work I aspire to do daily: How can I create more joy for myself and the people that I love?” Resources + Links Marsha P. Johnson Institute: Website, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok Forever Free Productions / Black Beauty Elle's Social Media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook Brian's Social Media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook  About Brian and the Mission Driven Business Podcast  Brian Thompson, JD/CFP, is a tax attorney and certified financial planner who specializes in providing comprehensive financial planning to LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs who run mission-driven businesses. The Mission Driven Business podcast was born out of his passion for helping social entrepreneurs create businesses with purpose and profit. On the podcast, Brian talks with diverse entrepreneurs and the people who support them. Listeners hear stories of experiences, strength, and hope and get practical advice to help them build businesses that might just change the world, too. 

Isa Dessaline, a Black trans woman, went missing last Tuesday. Her friends started a campaign and now she's been found. 65 companies signed an open letter published in the Dallas Morning News newspaper calling on Texas politicians to stop discriminating aginst our trans fam. Jussie Smollett's brother goes on Instagram and tells us that Jussie has been placed in the psych ward at Cook County & we salute Moms Mabley for our Women's Herstory Spotlight.    00:00 - Welcome & Intro 00:40 - The Qube Ad, The one and only app curating the best of BIPOC & QTPOC podcasts & music. Be the first to know when the app drops. Sign up for the newsletter at https://theqube.app 01:18 - Intro Music by Aina Bre'Yon 01:58 - Isa Dessaline, a Black trans woman, went missing last Tuesday. Her friends started a campaign and now she's been found 03:25 - 65 companies signed an open letter published in the Dallas Morning News newspaper calling on Texas politicians to stop discriminating aginst our trans fam 05:31 - Jussie Smollett's brother goes on Instagram and tells us that Jussie has been placed in the psych ward at Cook County 06:51 - We salute Moms Mabley for Women's Herstory Month 8:46 - Anna's Got A Word    Things for you to check out    Full Letter from 65 companies expressing support for transgender young people and their families  https://hrc-prod-requests.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/DallasMorningNews_ad_030922final2-1.pdf   E3 Radio coverage of the Jussie Smollett case https://e3radio.fm/tag/jussie-smollett/   Jackie Moms Mabley - Nominee https://legacyprojectchicago.org/person/jackie-moms-mabley   About Queer News An intersectional approach to daily news podcast where race & sexuality meet politics, entertainment and culture. Tune-in to reporting which centers & celebrates all of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & comrade communities. Hosted by Anna DeShawn. 7 minutes a day, 5 days a week, ready by 9 a.m.   We want to hear from you. Tune in and tell us what you think. email us at info@e3radio.fm. follow anna deshawn on ig & twitter: @annadeshawn. and if you're interested in advertising with “queer news,” write to us at info@e3radio.fm.

On this episode, Mystique and Mr. Everlasting sit down with Miss Black Universe Gisele Lord for an open and honest conversation on her experiences in the Black Transgender community.  (NOTE: This interview took place prior to her win as MBU)

This week we're dissecting the intersectionality of black transgender lives. With the help of Vanessa Warri, we begin to understand the depths of oppression faced by this community, and explore the ways in which we can reshape our systems to better serve our LGBTQ+ youth. Vanessa is a researcher, strategist, and advocate whose experience clearly demonstrates the significance, validity, and beauty of queer contribution to our society. Let's amplify their voices, protect their rights, and uplift trans lives. Small Bizz Shoutout: PASTEL (@softisbold) Promo Code: DA15, FOR 15% off! Donate to the Unique Woman's Coalition (theuwc.org/donate)!

There are activists and then there is Munroe Bergdorf, who joins me for the second episode of season two! With over half a million followers on Instagram alone, Munroe has become one of today's most powerful voices, continuously standing up for marginalised people, diversity, feminism, the queer community and transgender visibility.So it’s no wonder that she's a UN Women UK Changemaker, that Time Magazine called her a Next Generation Leader on their cover last year, and British Vogue named her as one of the 25 most powerful women in Britain.Munroe is one of my favourite people to talk to, as she’s beyond open and always promotes new ways of thinking, and this conversation shows just that. We talk about how we both came out at 14 years old, and how lockdown reminded us both of the isolation we experienced as a teenager. We talk about filters and photoshopping, the price of being a prominent Black Transgender activist on social media, labels, and our mutual appreciation for the icon that is Martine McCutcheon! This episode truly has it all so I hope you take away just as much from this chat as I did. And if you are feeling alone or isolated (I’ve been there!) reach out and talk, I promise it will help. Love, Josh xxP.S. You can follow me at @joshsmithhosts across social media and please get in touch as I love to hear from the queendom! Thank you to our sponsors Aurelia London who are, not only, THE experts in Probiotic Skincare but using their Probiotic Concentrate with my Aurelia London Day Moisturiser has brought back my glow, just in time for me to re-enter civilisation! Yay!FYI - Aurelia London's probiotic skincare is effective for skin conditions from dullness to ageing to rosacea and pigmentation to acne. And as a treat for you Queens, you can get 20% off the entire range by heading to aurelialondon.com and using the code JOSH20 at the check out! Hope you love it as much as I do!

Elle Moxley founder of the Marsha P Johnson Institute tells about the organization's support for the BLACK Transgender community on this episode of OUT Cincinnati. And Cincinnati Police Officer Lisa Johnson is the department's liaison to the LGBTQ+ community.

Y'all! It's been a YEAR, but we made it, didn't we? Season 2 kicks off with the amazing, resilient Sanniel! You'll want to listen closely as he shares his experiences of assimilating into American culture when his family left the D.R. and how this impacted his relationship with himself, his mental health, his queer, Afro-Latinx identity, and his determination to find healing amidst a lack of shared identities with his therapists. Sanniel talks about the importance of holding folx accountable and being proactive in therapy so that we can experience the love and care that we ALL deserve.  Sanniel's Plugs: (Non-affiliated but loves the cause) For the Gworls - "We raise

Toni is on the show today talking about her experience as an author, activist, and black transgender woman. She's currently the Interim Executive Director for LYRIC in San Francisco: Lyric is a nonprofit that supports LGBTQ youth, their families, and allies of all races, classes, genders, and abilities. Find out more about Toni on her website: tonidnewman.com --- I also wanted to share more information about Lyric, where Toni currently works. Lyric helps queer youth, typically between ages 11 and 23 years old with all kinds of services from mentorship, job training, housing assistance, counseling, and more. Find out more at www.lyric.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/qpod/support

It's Black History Month, and we're delivering you a special episode from Edinboro University's Black History Month programming. Although the Civil Rights Movement resulted in monumental legal changes for a country just 100 years removed from slavery, African Americans continue to experience bias, discrimination and prejudice at all levels of society. LGBTQ African Americans often live at the intersection of racism. In 2020, there was an unprecedented number of murders of trans or gender non-conforming people - the majority of which were black transgender women. This presentation will explore the intersection of gender and race and the implications for the social justice movement. This chat features Dena Stanley (CEO & founder TransYOUniting), Dr. Will Koehler and Dalen Hooks (Central Outreach Advocacy) and Dr. Adrienne Dixon (Edinboro Counseling Department). Find more programming at www.edinboro.edu/bhm.

Tiffany shares the startling facts about the disproportionate rates of fatal violence against Black Transgender Women. *TRIGGER WARNING* Justice For Ashley Moore https://www.justiceforashleymoore.org/ Go Fund Me https://www.gofundme.com/f/TheDeathofAshleyMoore

We pray for the safety of Black Transgender women.

Allison + Tiffany are joined by the most adorable and gracious guest, Brand @only_brandpharrell and topics of discussions vary from how social media has shaped the way we interact with one another, run ins with the police, battling cancer and navigating the world as a woman and a man. Be sure to follow Brand on Instagram and show him some love. He is truly the gentlest, kindest soul. --RESOURCES:Donate to advance Black Transgender equality + educational resourcesBlack Emotional and Mental Health Collective [MH resources]Supporting Transgender Folx + more resources  InstagramTwitterinfo@sweetashoney.love

In 1998, Rita Hester was murdered in her Boston apartment. Rita was active in the transgender community and her gruesome death inspired Transgender Remembrance Day—but her murderer is still out there. Paul and Billy investigate Rita’s case, and also shed light on the recent murders of Merci Mack, Shakie Peters, Brayla Stone, Bree Black, Draya McCarty, Remmie Fells and Riah Milton—seven transgender women found slain in June and July of 2020. So far, only two cases have led to an arrest. We need to change that.

Royal Parker served in the U.S. Army before his transition. Royal faced a series of hardships based on race, gender identity, and as a survivor or Military Sexual Trauma (MST). Royal's preferred pronouns are he, him, his. Royal details his story of adversity and struggle while serving our nation. Today, Royal is an activist in the Hudson Valley Region of New York helping other transgender veterans. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mstmovement/support

Episode 8: This episode of Unleashed Thursday's was dedicated to discussing the continued Human Rights violations (murders) against the Black Transgender community. Our guests are Jasmine Tasaki, Jevon Martin, DeeDee Water, and Danielle Dafoe. Co-hosted by Gwendolyn Clemons and Davin Clemons of TUV Media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theunleashedvoiceshow/support

In the fourth and final installment of the Betches Sup series "Queerantine History," Bryan is joined by Chris Burns (aka Fat Carrie Bradshaw) to chat with Elle Hearns, transgender rights activist and founder of the Martha P. Johnson Institute. They start with a conversation about the legacy of Martha P. Johnson, how the institute aims to protect and defend the human rights of black transgender people, and the ways the black trans movement has led the fight against police brutality. Plus, they discuss the concept of allyship and collaborative solidarity, the reasons why Pride has been so exhausting this year, and how you can get involved to help support MPJI. Get your tickets to the Live Pride Variety Show at betches.co/pride And don't forget to buy your tickets to Sup Live at betches.co/suplive Thanks to our sponsor: Ship: Update Ship today and invite your friends to join your Ship Party – because let’s be honest, mindlessly scrolling through Instagram is not productive. BUT finding a date with the help of your crew is. Download Ship in the app store to start getting matched today.

Consider this a venting session... no structure or plan at all. With so much going on simultaneously, it's been difficult to process any of it. This was a moment to do that, I pray that God speaks to you through it. We are in continuous prayers for all those we've lost from COVID-19... those we've lost from pure hate... George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Dreasjon Reed, Rayshard Brooks... for the countless women we've failed... Oluwatoyin Salau, Kenneka Jenkins... and those we've lost because of their identity/sexual orientation, including the many Black Transgender people we've lost, often without acknowledgement.

Talking about whether or not black transgender women are deceiving black men when it comes to disclosing what they really are.

Talking about whether or not black transgender women are deceiving black men when it comes to disclosing what they really are.

Black Transgender women killed in her brownsville apartment. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-pill-man/support

Join us for a memorable program exploring the struggles of African-American transgender women, who are the most frequent victims of anti-trans violence. Toni Newman is the executive director of St. James Infirmary in San Francisco. St. James is a peer-based occupational health and safety clinic, offering free, compassionate and nonjudgmental health care and social services for former and current sex industry workers. With the many challenges facing the aforementioned—including but not limited to political climate, homelessness, violence and the overwhelming intricacies of the legal, public and social systems—St. James Infirmary offers an independent alternative, providing individuals with culturally competent and nonjudgmental services. Monica Roberts is the founding editor of the award-winning TransGriot blog and is an award-winning human rights advocate. She is a sought-after collegiate and conference speaker who has been advocating for the human rights of transgender people for more than 20 years, with a focus on the issues affecting black trans people. Her writing has appeared at Ebony.com, The Advocate, Black Girl Dangerous and OutSmart magazine. Roberts has also received the 2018 GLAAD Media Award, the Robert Coles “Call of Service” award from Harvard University's Phillips Brooks House Association, the Virginia Prince Transgender Pioneer Award and the Barbara Jordan breaking barriers award from the Harris County Democratic Party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SPEAKERS Toni Newman Executive Director, St. James Infirmary Monica Roberts Founding Editor, TransGriot Blog; Human Rights Advocate; Writer Mark Leno Former California State Senator (D-San Francisco); Former California State Assemblymember; Former Supervisor, San Francisco; Owner, Budget Signs, Inc. Michelle Meow Producer and Host, “The Michelle Meow Show” (Radio & TV)—Co-Host This program was recorded in front of a live audience at the Giliad Campus in Foster City, CA on November 14th, 2019.

Fred Martinez was a 16 year old two-spirit of Navajo ancestry murdered in Colorado in 2001 in a heinous act of hatred. In this episode was also discuss the 20th Black Transgender woman killed in 2019 in America, the Supreme Court case of Harris Funeral Home, the 2nd LGBTQ Presidential Forum, another horrific attack in Jacksonville, transgender people being deported by ICE, a new study showing transition costs lower mental health expenses among transgender people, transgender regret with Halt Heyer, and transgender professional wrestler Nyla Rose, and transgender boxer Patricio Manuel becomes the new face Everlast brand, and transgender twin joins singing show The Voice.Trans Panic is a true crime podcast which chronicles the lives and deaths of transgender murder victims in America.Hosted by Travis Ferguson and Feathers Wise.  Follow Us and Subscribe:https://twitter.com/PanicTranshttps://www.instagram.com/transpanicthepodcast/https://www.facebook.com/transpanic/www.transpanic.com

Rev. Lawrence T. Richardson joins us on this What's Your Story episode to share his story. From being a homeless queer youth to attempting suicide in college, Richardson opens up about his journey to joy, abundance, faith, and gratitude. Rev. Lawrence T. Richardson is the author of the book I Know What Heaven Looks Like. He writes about and advocates for LGBTQ people, people of color, and the flourishing of all; with his works appearing in Huffington Post Religion, The Root, Believe Out Loud, and The Salt Collective. Rev. Richardson has received awards and commendations for his service, including the Humanitarian Award from Black Transmen Inc. and the Stellar Award for his work in global communication.

Portland resident Otis “TeTe” Gulley’s death was originally ruled a suicide, but according to Gulley’s family, there could be more to the story. Gulley’s body was found hanging in a tree in Rocky Butte Park near a homeless campsite on May 27, according to Portland Police. OPB reporter Erica Morrison spoke to Gulley’s family, and others. She fills us in on the details.

In this Inside Center News Podcast Special Report Aury as your gracious host digs deep and deeper on the racism and criminalization against Black Transgender People. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aury-odilon-sabushimike/support

Tonight at 9pm CST I will be talking about Muhlaysia Booker story. I kept quiet on this story because it's very dear to me because she was apart of LGBTQ community. I talk with her friend today and I told him I will talk about it with my audience. Let's pray for Booker Family because they lost daughter sister and friend.     https://youtu.be/oHf5AalS0GA

In this podcast segment of Inside Center News Podcast, Aury as your host goes in depth on Queer Voices, Black Transgender Voices, Black Voices, and Black Parenting. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aury-odilon-sabushimike/support

Today, Brell discusses two incidents from last week which have hurt the LGBTQIA community - the Jussie Smollett attack and the shooting of a Black Transgender woman in her own hometown and gives her take on why this is a huge problem that isn't being addressed enough. Brell Talks is a podcast covering mostly current events - from politics, pop culture, and more. Thank you for listening - please follow the podcast by clicking the corresponding button on the device your using! Don't forget to leave a comment about the show! Shoutout to both the haters and supporters - Galatians 6:9 LINKS Visit the podcast website at Anchor: CLICK HERE Listen to the Brell Radio Podcast Network on 11 different platforms (iTunes, Spotify, Castbox (Android) & more!). Follow Brell Talks and other shows on Instagram: @BrellRadio Follow Brell Talks and other shows on Twitter: @TheRadioOceania Follow The Justice Independent Blog on Twitter: @TJIBlog Visit and Subscribe to the The Justice Independent Blog: CLICK HERE Follow My Personal Social Media Accounts Twitter: @wonderbrell Instagram: @wonderbrell My Lifestyle Twitter: @BrellBeauty

Hey gang.  This is a very sand, angry morning wine cellar.  Links to the stories below.  Man charged after sexual assault inside Opera was streamed on Facebook  Transgender student claims group of boys bullied, threatened to kill her at Memphis high school  Detroit Cop Posts Racist Video Of Black Woman In Freezing Cold After He Seized Her Car

Hey gang.  This is a very sand, angry morning wine cellar.  Links to the stories below.  Man charged after sexual assault inside Opera was streamed on Facebook  Transgender student claims group of boys bullied, threatened to kill her at Memphis high school  Detroit Cop Posts Racist Video Of Black Woman In Freezing Cold After He Seized Her Car

Welcome to TRANSfigure podcast! Where we can talk about anything from politics, pop culture, to pussy...or lack there of! Join me for this episode with the amazing Eva Reign as we get into why we love Beyoncé!

A conversation with Raquel Willis about unsung black trans heroines in American history and the present day. Rodecka & Sam are joined by writer and activitst Raquel Willis to discuss: Bae(s) of The Week: Mae Jemison, Peggy Whitson & Mae Reeves Hoe(s) of the Week: Sarah Shalene Photography and Flash Magazine Self Care Tips**:** Coffee Naps (I guess?) Fuck It (Topic of the Day): A conversation with activist & writer Raquel Willis about unsung black trans women in American History.  Points of discussion include: Transgender Law Center, racial and socioeconomic disparities that impact Black Transgender women, Mary Jones, Sex work, The Monyihan Report, Hoteps, Frances Thompson, Lucky Hicks Anderson, the fight for marriage equality, Carlett Brown, Trans women may have been the original drag queens, trans antagonism by cis gay men, RuPaul transmisogynistic comments, Marsha P Johnson, Slyvia Rivera, STAR, Stonewall, Happy Birthday Marsha, The Death and Life of Marsha P Johnson, Sir Lady Java, Miss Major, Deedee Chamblee, Cecilia Chun, Ruby Corado, Felicia Flames, Cheryl Courtney Evans, Andrea Jenkins, People who are doing the work of documenting trans history today, Reina Gosset & much more. 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 http://www.raquelwillis.com/ Black on Both Sides By C. Riley Snorton (book) The Queen (film) Hiding My Candy by Lady Chablis (book) Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (film) Andrea Jenkins’ Trans Oral History Project: https://www.lib.umn.edu/tretter/transgender-oral-history-project WEBSITE https://innerhoeuprising.com/ PAY A BITCH
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Akua & Sam are Joined by exotica dancer Fosthea to discuss the inner workings of strip clubs. Bae(s) of The Week: N’jyia Shelton & Ashlee Marie Preston Hoe(s) of the Week: Emma C, @_shampagne_ & Morgan Self Care Tips: If possible, fulfill your basic needs when you feel them Fuck That (Current Events): Sex Worker assaulted in homophobic attack, the case for decriminalizing sex work, Alaskan cops assaulting sex workers, Black Transgender woman Kiwi Herring killed by police, woman fired for having heavy periods, Multigenerational study under way to analyze LGBTQ health, & the PRIDE study Fuck It (Topic of the Day): Exotic Dancing, being a broke college student, tips & entry fees, lap dances, patrons touching dancers, all nude strip clubs, men coming just to talk to the dancers, strip club demographics, ensuring safety in the strip club, dancers who have had plastic surgery vs. those who have not, emotional stressors of dancing, taking drugs and alcohol while dancing, how stripping can effect your relationship with your parents, go-go dancing, stripping outfits, house moms, nails, makeup, heels, sexy bartenders, bartender/stripper beefs, house fees, strippers being body shamed, pole work, floor work, dating clients, when dancers sell full service sex, men who are jealous of you dancing, music, the arousal that dancing gives you & tips and advice for aspiring dancers SPONSOR(S) Visit BlueApron.com/INNER to get your first THREE meals FREE RELEVANT LINKS AND NOTES Donate to End of Life Expense Costs for Kiwi Herring: https://www.facebook.com/donate/112095869510135/1449396855147568/ Pride Study Enrollment: https://pridestudy.org/ WEBSITE
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1 - NAACP activist accused of pretending to be black. 2 - ABC News correspondent Scott Goldberg reports on a transgender teen suing because he was not allowed to use a boys' restroom. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Lebron's junk was on the TV.