It's Taboo?

Transgender Awareness Week last week ended on the Trans Day of Remembrance on November 20, 2020. This marked the 20th anniversary of the celebration of life for those within the LGBTQ community who lost their lives to violence and/or hate.

The episode further explains the terms used to define transgender people. Special dates in history that marked the beginning of the gay rights movement beginning with Stonewall.

Transgender is the topic with insight and information from the August 2019 Public Opinion of Transgender Rights in the United States report. Information from analyzed data from The Global Attitudes Toward Transgender People survey, U.S. panel, to provide information on views toward transgender people, their rights, and their status in society.

Homosexuality is discussed with historic insight from the High Middle Ages. What does puritanical mean and how has it shaped the views of the U.S. Is homosexuality a choice? Short answer. It is not a choice. Let Freud and Ellis explain that one to you.

Abortion is discussed along with Wendy Davis' filibuster fighting for the reproductive rights of women in Texas.

Articles with historic information and videos of the filibuster have been uploaded to Twitter and Facebook @ItsTabooPodcast

Politics. The taboo topic of politics is discussed. Is it a deal breaker for you if politics are not respected? Relationships and politics. What is the magic key?

The estimated 30-40 million Americans facing eviction. An update on the CDC eviction halt to curb the spread of covid-19.

A brief introduction to the news available about the 2020 election, mail in voting and fake news.

Introduction to It's Taboo? The new weekly podcast that runs for 10-15 minutes sharing insights and honest reactions to taboo discussions.

What society considers a no-no.