Protest Baes

AntFROnette and TiffLizB are talking about Oregon’s bill to sue racist 911 callers, the Beyhive, the death of a Black Veteran who lost his life and organs last year in a Virginia jail, the NYC Police Commissioner's apology to the LGBTQ community for Stonewall & white nonsense.

They dive into the first discussion of many about Knowing Your Rights with a closer look at the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution (the Bill of Rights). Email us at [email protected] with any suggestions of rights you want to know more about.

Music used in this episode: “The Constitution” from Schoolhouse Rock, “The Git Up” by Blanco Brown and “W.A.B” by Megan Thee Stallion.

To bring the Know Your Rights Camp to your city go to knowyourrightscamp.com and like, subscribe and rate us on your favorite podcast platform.

TiffLizB and AntFROnette discuss Summertime fun in NYC. The Protest Baes also discuss problematic actor Jason Mitchell, Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris and Pride!

Music: "Back That Thang Up" by Juvenile and "Summertime"by The Fresh Prince and Dj Jazzy Jeff.

TiffLizB and AntFROnette talk about: Morehouse Class of 2019, Ben Carson and his oreos, Trans Lives Matter (RIP Muhlaysia Booker), white people still upset with Lil Nas X, SATs are trying to be less racist. The topic of the episode explores Colorism and how it plays a part in systemic racism that even Snapchat is racist. Poem "The Blacker the Berry" by Joyce Carl Thomas used. Clip from trailer for "Dark Girls" documentary used. "W.A.B." by MeganTheeStallion was used.

AntFROnette and TiffLizB are talking about DeBlasio and the presidential race, Bill Nye ready to fight everybody over the Earth, the NYPD, Pantaleo and the fact that there still ain't no justice for Eric Garner and the baes also talk about the anti-choice bills coming out of Alabama and other states and their stance on abortion and reproductive rights. Songs used in this episode are: "Realer" by Meg Thee Stallion and "Earfquake" by Tyler the Creator.

AntFROnette and TiffLizB talk about Ayesha Curry, the DC Metro Snitch, and Black women's run in with the police (including the bae, Angela Whitehead, who told off the cops who dared to barge in her house without a warrant or cause. We also shoutout to National Bailout #FreeBlackMamas for getting mothers to their children every Mother's Day. Song used this episode "Baby Mama" by Fantasia.

AntFROnette and TiffLizB talk about respectability politics in the wake of a Houston school being in the news about a dress code for parents. They also talk about racism in Game of Thrones (spoiler alert), the measles outbreak and some early thoughts on the Presidential candidates and their policies that speak or don't speak to Black women voters. Songs used in this episode: "Respect Yourself" by The Staple Singers and "Before I Let You Go" by Beyonce. Follow us on instagram @protestbaes and like and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

TiffLizB and AntFROnette talk about Black economics, gentrification, AOC code switching and what it means to invest in the Black community. Song used this episode: "Old Town Road" Lil Nas X ft Billy Ray Cyrus.

AntFROnette and TiffLizB pay homage to Nipsey Hussle and explore toxic masculinity with a nigga on the podcast. Stanley Fritz is that nigga (creator of Let's Not Be Trash and cohost of Let Your Voice Be Hear Radio) and we talk about misogyny, #BlackMenDontCheat, and Jumaane Williams. Songs used in this episode: "Bling Bling" by Jungle Pussy and "MVP" by Charles Hamilton.

AntFROnette And TiffLizB talk about the everyday trauma that we go through as Black women and Black people and how to cope with it. Music used in this episode: Kendrick Lamar "Alright," Chubb Rock "Treat Em Right," and "Joy and Pain" by Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock

AntFROnette and TiffLizB talk about being Black women with sex drives, the dangers of a hyper-sexualized society and dating in the era of social media. Music used in this episode: "Freak Like Me" by Adina Howard, "Cuz I Luv You" by Lizzo, and "Best Part" by H.E.R.