Your favorite lesbian is back from her hiatus to discuss the nuances of grieving as a black queer person.

Hey y'all, your favorite lesbian is taking a short break but will be back on April 10th!

Your favorite lesbian shifts into counselor mode to talk about the importance of self care on a regular basis.

In this episode, Jhavia is joined Dujuana Sharese, a loyal BRQ listener, to talk about Dujuana's work as a spoken word artist. You can listen to her artistry online:

https://dujuanasharese.bandcamp.com/

This week's episode is all about CONSENT. Did you know that there are different types of consent? Tune in to hear your favorite lesbian talk about various types of consent, as well as her thoughts on how consent applies to our interactions with those closest to us.

Youre favorite lesbian, Jhavia, is joined by Kenni York, well rounded author of multiple genres and founder of the Let Your Voice Be Heard Foundation, to discuss Kenni's writing career and the motivation behind the creation of her nonprofit.

 https://www.amazon.com/Kenni-York/e/B00BZ14WI4

https://www.theletyourvoicebeheardfoundation.org/

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Black Radical Queer Podcast

Hosted by: Jhavia Nicole
Produced & Edited by: Sharmane Johnson
Music by: Publicity

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This is a ManeHustle Media Podcast.

ManeHustle Media, turn your side hustle into your ManeHustle.

Your favorite lesbian reflects on how trauma can be passed down from one generation to the next, and the impact that has had on her.

Your ManeHustle Media Mavens come together to talk about a few of the Black people who had a significant impact on them.

Tune in to hear your favorite lesbian chat with Imani about coming out, friendship, mental health, and the importance of having writing as an outlet.

Imani's IG: @loner.lifestyle

Tune in as your favorite lesbian talks about problematic women, fragile masculinity, and Marie Kondo.