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This week, we’re applauding Black LGBTQ+ brilliance at the Grammys, catching up on Keke Palmer’s Ryan Murphy drama, and tuning into the NWSL playoffs and Women’s College Basketball as they ramp up

In Bad Queer Opinions, we explore why DL women don't get the smoke they deserve and try to make sense of some seriously uncomfortable FAFO takes on IPOC Trump voters.

Kris: I'm currently reading Flamboyants, it's been a great escape during this particular time and week (and place in history). Shana shouted George M. Johnson’s latest release out already but I want to shout it out again for highlighting just how Black and queer the Harlem Renaissance was.

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Shana: Sex and Rage UK - An organization led by sex workers, educators and activists. They resist stigma and shame as the main causes of sexual and gender-based violence through sex education. They host pop-up lesbian strip club, wrestling and workshops! - Follow @xrage0001 and their location @xrageclubhouse on IG

Episode Notes:
[0:50] Queer Urban Dictionary 
[3:07] Category is: Grammy Award Announcements 
[13:10] Category is: We're back with Women's Sports
[31:45] Category is: Keke Palmer memoir tea
[38:07] Am I A Bad Queer?
[51:31] Bad Queer Opinions
[1:00:32] Shoutouts 

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