In this episode of the Minoritea Report, Yo Aunteas share personal updates, discuss their experiences at the 26th Annual Glam Awards, and reflect on the importance of community and identity within the LGBTQIA+ space. They also delve into the challenges faced by Black and Brown brands in retail, particularly in light of recent rollbacks of DEI initiatives by major retailers. The conversation emphasizes the need for visibility, recognition, and support for marginalized communities. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the rollback of DEI initiatives by corporations, the importance of supporting Black-owned businesses, and the emergence of HillmanTok University as a platform for community education. They emphasize the need for empowerment and creating independent spaces for Black voices. The conversation also touches on the celebration of Black art, the evolution of female rap, and the economic impact of Bad Bunny's new album and residency in Puerto Rico. Finally, they engage in a light-hearted Ask Yo Aunteas debate about the definitions of yellow and chocolate cake.

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