Parenting is Political

Jasmine and Mo discuss how to practice community care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Also discussed: how to talk to your kids about the pandemic.

Tasha Sowels, a single Black mom doing community organizing work in East Texas chats with me about what makes parenting political for her.

Continuing our series on the characteristics of white supremacy culture. This week, we discuss why your right to comfort is rooted in white supremacy culture. Let's get uncomfortable folks.

In this episode, we answer some listener questions.

What is re-parenting and how do we do it?

A year in review and a preview of what's to come

We discuss the harms of what happens when we value production over authenticity. We relate it back to our relationships with ourselves, our friends, and our families. As always, we provide feedback about how to move towards authenticity and away from the constant pressure to produce.

Jasmine and Mo sit down to have an authentic, vulnerable conversation about their experiences around parenting while having a mental health disability. CW: this episode contains multiple mentions of suicide, sexual assault, transphobia, and homophobia.

Continuing our series about white supremacy culture by discussing the harmful impact of either/or thinking.