Podcasts about blaqueer

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Best podcasts about blaqueer

Latest podcast episodes about blaqueer

BlaQueer of Left Podcast
Brother To Brother: On BlaQueer Friendships, Love Practices and the Costs of Wholeness

BlaQueer of Left Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2019 57:40


In this live-streamed episode, we are joined by my best friend Taurean; while we recount and explore the important lessons we've learned about love and life, through our BlaQueer bond. This episode focus on BlaQueer friendships, relationships, life at HBCUs & PWIs, workplace issues, belonging, mental health and the practice of what I've called, "critical love ethics."

BlaQueer of Left Podcast
Ep 4: BlaQueer Reflections, This Ain't About Jussie

BlaQueer of Left Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 22, 2019 16:03


This mini episode is a brief reflection on BlaQueer life; and how BlaQueer people are rendered especially unbelievable, illegible and without credibility. It is a meditative and poetic reflection on the BlaQueer mystique.

BlaQueer of Left Podcast
Ep 3: How TF Do We Choose A Candidate?!

BlaQueer of Left Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 19, 2019 29:13


This episode--also recorded on facebook--analyzes a the current democratic field from a Black and BlaQueer gaze, while centering the Black poor. The question simple, yet hard to answer, "how tf do we choose a candidate?!"

BlaQueer of Left Podcast
Ep 2: Poems of Resistance, Essex Hemphill, 21 Savage, BlaQueerness and Policing As Racial-Sexual Terror

BlaQueer of Left Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2019 39:41


This episode is a poetic meditation on the week's events in Black and BlaQueer life; beginning with readings of historic Black poems. Here, we address the racial-sexual politics of policing as anti-Black violence; anti-immigration practices as afterlives of slavery; and Blackness and Queerness as inseperable, co-constituitive realities in BlaQueer life.

BlaQueer of Left Podcast
Stop Playing (In My) Black Face: The Curious Case of Gov. Northam

BlaQueer of Left Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 2, 2019 25:21


A BlaQueer of Left "hot take" on the "black face" mess surrounding Virginia Governor Ralph Northam. Common talk with a deep BlaQueer, Black Feminist, Historicizing, Critical Race, Political analysis.

T.H.E. Celebration
Imagination, Identity and Representation with Michón Neal

T.H.E. Celebration

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 6, 2018 48:40


Our guest this week is trailblazer and representation activist Michón Neal. In Michón’s own words ze is “ an autistic BlaQueer impossible alien Othergender Dragon what tattoos trees with the queerest most sinister ink and hurts all over, all the time.” Michón shared on a wide range of personal topics with me; we talked about hir projects in the Metanoiac portal, Cuil Press and the importance of media representation, as well as the imagination and how it ties into trauma. Michón is a Public Speaker and Accountability Counselor at Postmodern Woman, Sensitivity Editor and Founder at Cuil Press, and Trauma-informed Domme, Builder of Communities of Care and Educator at The Metanoiac Portal. You can follow Michón via hir website or listen to hir podcast.

Petty Politics
S3E7 The Funk of Blackness (feat. Tabias Olajuawon-Wilson)

Petty Politics

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 9, 2018 26:30


It's been a minute! We have (finally) graduated from law school, and bar prep is in full swing. Send prayers!This week, we are joined by Tabias Olajuawon-Wilson, a BlaQueer author, lawyer, and PhD student at UT Austin. Tabias discusses the origins of BlaQueerness, shares experiences from childhood and law school, and gives a teaser for his forthcoming book, the Funk of Blackness.Keep up with Tabias's work: @BlaQueerFlow | tabiasolajuawon.com.Purchase Tabias's book, Godless Circumcisions, on Amazon!Follow the team on social media! @HarvardBLSA @negroesquire @lovexbriana

Strange Fruit
Strange Fruit #223: Black Queer Bodies Are Not For White Consumption

Strange Fruit

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2017 40:29


This week we talk with Tabais Olajuawon about his recent essay, "We Are Not Yours: I’m tired of white women’s racial-sexual terrorism of my BlaQueer body" (https://blackyouthproject.com/im-tired-of-white-womens-racial-sexual-terrorism-of-my-blaqueer/) And we meet Phillipe Cunningham, a special education teacher and black trans man who was just elected to the city council in Minneapolis. (https://www.advocate.com/politics/2017/11/08/trans-man-has-also-been-elected-minneapolis-city-council)