Part 2 of the Surviving Patriarchy series. Today, I wanted to take my listeners deeper into the problem; in this episode, I will explain patriarchy, and how this system has harshly affected female human beings. Women are not heard, and are silenced for speaking out, but I will continue to use this platform to stand in solidarity with every woman who can relate. This nation is changing, and woman are taking back everything that was stolen from us. I want to promote equity for women. We are real, and our feelings are valid. Let’s stand together to dismantle this system.

| SEASON 2 | Surviving Patriarchy; Episode 1 ~ ME TOO. In light of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, I stand in solidarity with every survivor as I, myself am a survivor of sexual assault as well. We are unbreakable, and we have made it through patriarchy, a male dominated society that has no regards for our rights and safety. I demand change. Tune in to stand with me. Self reflect and ask yourself, “Am I apart of the problem?” I will break down consent, the definition of sexual assault, sexual coercion, and what it means to be a sexual predator. I will also share some personal experiences that I am currently healing from. It’s okay to not be okay. Healing doesn’t come easy, but it’s more likely when you have people to heal with you. Let me know if you see a pattern. My inbox is open to all who want to ask me questions or share their stories with me. Send me your healing art and poems. Peace ✌🏾 Love ❤️ and Happiness 😊

This week’s episode is for all my quarantined bordies that’s stuck in the house with nothing to do. I just wanted to stop by and uplift you all. We are strong, and we can come out of this pandemic on top! Just stay productive; do what makes you happy, and indulge yourself in positive energy and knowledge. Create a space of love, and unity because being quarantined by the government can be nerve wracking, but if we use this time for growth and development, we can make this time they took away from us actually count. Cherish the smallest moments, because those are what mean the most. F**k corona!!!

Radical love is the act of rebelliously loving someone through thick and thin. It becomes rebellious love when there are people who don’t want to see you together; when there are people that claim that your love is bad or toxic. Radical love is making the decision to love someone with your whole heart unconditionally. Enjoy this collaborative episode on love, and how my partner and I are radically in love. We encourage everyone who tunes in to genuinely embrace love with an open heart and mind. But before you can love someone else, choose to love yourself even more.

Happy Black History Month! Living the life of a black person 24/7, 365 days a year, having one month dedicated to black history is a slap in the face. Especially when in reality, Amerikkka was built on our backs. This episode breaks down the kind of hardships we face everyday that people outside of our community may not understand. This episode explains why our people are so angry. This episode is also intended to empower black individuals who want the world to see and respect our blackness on an equally important level as our white counterparts. Be compelled to spread peace, love, and happiness.

Love is the strongest drug of them all. When you find it, it changes you. You become tied to that soul so much that you feel like you might suffocate without them. You become a dope fiend.

As a human being, I am entitled to freedom of speech. If you don’t agree with my content, no one is forcing you to listen. So move along. Homophobes are not welcome here.

This is black female bisexuality in the eyes of a black female bisexual couple. Tune in to hear how accepting this lifestyle has changed, not only our lives, but our perspective on life itself. We break down the stereotypes of bi people, and challenge different narratives to create a more holistic environment for everyone. Shout out to The Root of It All for this amazing collaboration. Everyone go check out her podcast for politics in the eyes of a strong black woman.. I promise it’s Black excellence at its best.

The journey to finding myself as a queer black bisexual woman while falling in love with another beautiful queer black bisexual woman. #LoveisLove

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