Black Queens Uncut

Black Queens Uncut

By Black QueensSociety & Culture
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Black Queens Uncut episodes

  • #blacklivesmatter
    It’s been a movement that has been happening for decades and we queens want to take this platform to continue to fight the good fight. NO JUSTICE NO PEACE!
    1 hr
  • BOB Break
    What better way to celebrate International Masturbation Month than for the queens discuss the taboo intimate activity. It gets real, in a good way wink wink!
    39 min
  • Friends & Lovers
    The queens discuss casual sex and having a FWB! Get a great laugh and some uh huh’s in on this episode.
    42 min
  • Swipe Right
    Dating apps have soared even more since COVID. The queens talk about why they are swiping left or right, comments they get and are they on the apps right now?
    33 min
  • Black Pandemic
    Our communities have been over taken by “Rona” so you know the Queens has to talk about it.
    41 min
  • COVID Conversation
    The queens talk about the affects of covid-19, securing the bad during covid and what they’re watching during the quarantine.
    36 min
  • #mentalhealthmatters
    Black mental health matters and in this episode the Queens go in depth about their experiences with depression, anxiety and how it plagues the black community.
    28 min
  • 420 Talk
    Queens are you celebrating 420? Let’s get into it as the ladies talk 420 day, if they’re 420 friendly and marijuana incarceration rates effecting brown and blacks.
    26 min
  • Toxic Tingz
    Queens we’ve all experienced toxic relationships. Listen to the black queens discuss their experiences and what they did to stay positive during and after the toxicity.
    28 min
  • Jungle Fever
    The queens discuss can you be pro black and date outside of the community?? And is the rumor about other races size true? Our queen Key Key Boom Boom tells us
    26 min

About Black Queens Uncut

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Outspoken entertainment hosts Monique Loveless, Nakia Monet (Key Key) & Tk Trinidad bring their honest perspectives on relationships, their personal lives, black culture and news.