Do you get angry when someone says "Black Lives Matter"? Do you know someone who responds with "all lives matter"?

This guided meditation will ask you to take a breath, think, and examine why the Black Lives Matter Movement is threatening to white people, and why being threatened by someone saying their life matters doesn't make a lot of sense.

Music in this episode is Styx by Wayne Kinos. Find out more at the Free Music Archive

Additional sounds provided by Zapsplat

In between hearing the gears grinding in my brain, I share some not-so-spicy takes on the BiNet flag controversy (and explain what it is)

Music is Multiverse by Ketsa. Find more on the Free Music Archive

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Peacock Panache Article

Reddit Thread

It's my birthday, so I talk about me! And being bisexual, the hazards of heteronormativity, and the multitude of queer experiences. 

ONE NIGHT ONLY: SEX VS GENDER IN A SHOWDOWN FOR THE AGES

I figure out how to use the noise gate plugin in audacity, explain the origins of the vibrator, and eventually get around to explaining the difference between sex and gender

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This week, we talk about the difference between radical and revolutionary feminism, why radfem is a gross misnomer, and how the divide in feminisms echoes the divide in queer politics of assimilationist and anti-assimilationist.

Also, the word I was looking for was "co-op". 

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weneedmasks.org

Feminism is for Everybody by bell hooks (look for this at your local bookstore or library)

In which I learn about making a podcast and you learn about Compton's Cafeteria Riots, an important and often forgotten part of queer history.

Music for this episode is Bioscope by Lobo Loco. Find more at www.musikbrause.de or at Free Music Archive