Buckle up friendos it's time for our Kolonial Kween, Feliciteigh Merriman. Horse Girl. Patriot. Is this episode too long? Perhaps. Did the girlies have the best time recording it? You betcha. As always, they did their best and this is the unfortunately result.
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In this episode, there are difficult discussions about the role slavery played in the Felicity books. The hope is that the content addresses the blatant racism of plantation ownership, with special attention paid to the lack of nuance and missed opportunities for educate young girls via the stories. For additional resources and information, please explore learningforjustice.org.
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Believe us when we say that these trollops are doing their best, but are NOT experts by any means.

This week Elizabeth presents Kaya: The Original Horse Girlboss to discuss her book series and, of course, highlights of her fits and merch. Check out Instagram to follow along with the presentation or just listen to two sisters bonding over the first (chronological) American Girl.

Happy St. Nellie's Day, heathens! Listen in to learn a little bit (literally the littlest bit, i did not read any of the books) about Nellie's backstory and stay listening to hear unbiased and unfiltered wardrobe judgement (can you say post-adoption glow up?)

Please note: this was a practice episode. Next up is Kaya, and i promise we'll be more prepared.

pls b nice we don't take criticism well