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What happens when an entrenched Christian nationalist embarks on a journey of self-discovery, grapples with societal expectations of gender roles in her marriage, and finds her ultimate liberation from Christian nationalism? Welcome to this week's episode of Life After Leaven, where we have the delight of hosting April A Joy, a prominent ex-vangelical figure who powerfully detoxes American Christianity with her ingenious skits and videos.Support the show
Life After Leaven is sponsored by Sub:Culture Incorporated, a 501c3 committed to eradicating cultural, social, spiritual, financial, and academic barriers for Black College Students. If you are interested in giving a tax deductible donation toward our work with black college students, you can do that here. Thank you for helping us ensure temporary roadblocks don't become permanent dead ends for students with marginalized identities. You can follow us on Instagram: @subc_incorporated, Facebook: facebook.com/subcultureinco, and Twitter: @subcultureinco1.
Our episodes are written and produced by Tamice Namae Speaks LLC.
Don’t miss out on what Tamice has planned next! Follow her on Instagram and Twitter, or subscribe to her Patreon page.
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What happens when an entrenched Christian nationalist embarks on a journey of self-discovery, grapples with societal expectations of gender roles in her marriage, and finds her ultimate liberation from Christian nationalism? Welcome to this week's episode of Life After Leaven, where we have the delight of hosting April A Joy, a prominent ex-vangelical figure who powerfully detoxes American Christianity with her ingenious skits and videos.Support the show
Life After Leaven is sponsored by Sub:Culture Incorporated, a 501c3 committed to eradicating cultural, social, spiritual, financial, and academic barriers for Black College Students. If you are interested in giving a tax deductible donation toward our work with black college students, you can do that here. Thank you for helping us ensure temporary roadblocks don't become permanent dead ends for students with marginalized identities. You can follow us on Instagram: @subc_incorporated, Facebook: facebook.com/subcultureinco, and Twitter: @subcultureinco1.
Our episodes are written and produced by Tamice Namae Speaks LLC.
Don’t miss out on what Tamice has planned next! Follow her on Instagram and Twitter, or subscribe to her Patreon page.