-The Mix of BGM-

Why are black girls so loud? It's a question I've had many times before, so I wanted to talk about it in this episode of The Mix of Black Girl Magic Podcast. I strongly feel that we are not all loud, and/or allowed to be loud. In this episode, I talk about how the volume with which I speak can sometimes be seen as both a blessing and a curse. If you can relate or have ever been told you were being too loud, then this episode is for you. Of course, my feelings are expressed in relation to the black lesbian community. Please feel free to contact me on Instagram or Twitter: @yoitsmolive to continue the discussion. Thank you for listening & I hope you enjoy! *You may want to turn down your volume* :P



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-YoitsMo!

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In this episode, I wanted to discuss some of the current events I've seen or heard about lately. This episode has a lot of new name bombs, and old ones, as well. Today's media, culture, and headlines are filled with societal issues, but who is there to advocate for the black lesbian girl in it all, well, I am of course! Hope you all enjoy this episode as you have the lasts! Thank you for listening! Reaffirm or reassure a dope, especially lesbian, black girl sometime, it feels amazing! :)

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-YoitsMo!

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This episode really focuses on the term intersectionality. I wanted to discuss the meaning and the history of the term, but as always I have to relate to things I deal with everyday, while being dope and beautifully mixed with #BGM. Enjoy and support for more dope content!!

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-YoitsMo!

IG & Twitter: @yoitsmolive

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This episode is dedicated to the discussion of the clothing choices of black, lesbian women and their perception in today's society. Studs, femmes, and everyone in between is included & welcome to chime in. I hope you enjoy & thanks for listening!

"Well you know what they say— the clothes don't make the man."

Much love,

-YoitsMo!

IG & Twitter: @yoitsmolive

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If you listen the podcast (headphones recommended), you will learn about some Dope Ass Black Lesbians from history & their contributions to American culture & society. We'll start in the 1800s & work our way to today! Share this with any LGBT+ Black girls you know & let me know if you learned something or can relate to anything I said. Thank you for listening & your continued support!

Much love,

-YoitsMo!

IG & Twitter: @yoitsmolive

www.yoitsmolive.com

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Sources:
-NBC News ( First Black Lesbian Superhero )
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/nafessa-williams-breaking-barriers-tv-s-first-black-lesbian-superhero-n962796

-Black Lightning TV Show ( Free Online Stream )
https://www.cwtv.com/shows/black-lightning/?campaign=google_kp_watch

-Autostraddle
https://www.autostraddle.com/12-women-they-didnt-tell-you-were-queer-in-history-class-306088/

-afterEllen
https://www.afterellen.com/people/99158-honoring-black-lesbian-and-bi-women-in-history

This podcast episode is devoted to the invalidation that black girls often experience.
I am speaking from my position and experience identifying as a lesbian black girl/woman. The fact that LGBT AA people are often misjudged, under represented, or simply ignored is not a topic that I don't hear discussed frequently. So, let's talk about it. Please feel free to listen, comment, & share this podcast if you or someone you know can relate.

Much love,

-YoitsMo!

IG & Twitter: @yoitsmolive

www.yoitsmolive.com

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This podcast episode is devoted to the intro. I had this idea in my mind to start a podcast, but I actually wanted to talk about something, ya know. So, before we get into all that I thought I should let you guys in a little. Not too much, jk. In the actual podcast, i'll be speaking from my position and experience identifying as a lesbian black girl/woman. The fact that LGBT AA people are often misjudged, under represented, or simply ignored is not a topic that I don't hear discussed frequently. So, let's talk about it. EVENTUALLY, but for now, get to know YoitsMo! Please feel free to listen, comment, & share this podcast if you or someone you know can relate.

Much love,

-YoitsMo!

IG & Twitter: @yoitsmolive

www.yoitsmolive.com

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