Small Axe with Chelsea Kay Wright

Small Axe with Chelsea Kay Wright

By Chelsea Kay WrightSociety & Culture
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Small Axe with Chelsea Kay Wright episodes

  • Growing up as a girl child in Jamaica

    Small Axe Podcast | Growing Up in Jamaica as a Girl: My Feminist Journey 🌱🎙

    In this episode of Small Axe, I share my personal story of growing up as a girl in Jamaica and how those experiences shaped my feminist beliefs. From childhood lessons to navigating societal norms, I take you inside my living room for an honest conversation about feminism, identity, and how I arrived at where I am today.
    Join me as I reflect on my journey and challenge you to think critically about your own beliefs and values. Whether you're a feminist or just starting to explore these ideas, this episode is for you.
    💬 Topics Covered:
    Growing up as a girl in Jamaica and how my childhood experiences shaped the beliefs I have now as a woman. 🎧 Tune in now and let’s start the conversation!
    🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes exploring feminism, pop culture, and honestly, vibes.
    #SmallAxe #Feminism #GrowingUpInJamaica #FeministJourney #GirlChild #JamaicanCulture #SocietalNorms #WomenEmpowerment #GenZFeminist #FeministPodcast #ChelseaKay #PodcastEpisodehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POwwsLJLspQ&feature=youtu.be

    29 min
  • Harrison Butker's speech was controversial but he was right about this one thing

    In this video, I dive into the recent commencement speech by Harrison Butker that sparked a lot of controversy. Many found his comments to be demeaning to women, and I’ll be discussing why his words struck a nerve with so many people. However, amidst the backlash, there was one critical point he made that I believe is worth highlighting: the importance of having a supportive partner in life.

    🏈 In this video, I cover:
    A breakdown of Harrison Butker’s controversial remarks and why they were seen as offensive to women.
    A discussion on the cultural and societal implications of his statements.
    The one thing Butker was absolutely right about: the value of a supportive partner in achieving success and maintaining balance in life.
    Join the conversation as I explore the complexities of Butker’s speech and why, despite its flaws, there’s an essential takeaway that everyone can learn from.
    🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more thoughtful discussions and analysis of current events.
    #HarrisonButker #CommencementSpeech #ControversialSpeech #SupportivePartner #LifeSuccess #RelationshipGoals #Controversy #PublicSpeaking #LifeAdvice #NFL

    12 min
  • A conversation about The Bumble Ad Everyone Is Talking About

    Lets dive deep into the latest buzz in the dating world with my latest video, "A Conversation About The Bumble Ad Everyone Is Talking About." I explore Bumble’s controversial celibacy ad and its implications from a feminist perspective. If you're curious about how modern advertising intersects with feminist values, this discussion is for you!

    👉 What's Inside:
    Understanding Bumble's Celibacy Ad: I break down what the ad shows and what it means for viewers.
    Feminist Analysis: How does this ad challenge or reinforce societal norms? I take a critical look.
    Community Reactions: From applause to critique, find out how the ad has been received across different platforms.
    The Bigger Picture: What does this ad say about the current state of dating and personal choice?
    🎬 In this video, I not only analyze the ad's content but also its wider social and cultural impact. Whether you agree with its message or not, this ad is starting important conversations about personal autonomy and feminist issues in the realm of dating.
    💬 Let me know your thoughts! What do you think about Bumble's approach to addressing celibacy? Does it offer a refreshing perspective, or is it missing critical elements? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
    👍 Like, Share, and Subscribe for more insightful feminist analyses on the latest trends and topics in media and culture.
    🔗 Follow Me: Don't forget to follow me on social media for more updates and discussions!

    7 min
  • Reality Dating Shows are Harmful for Women of Color | Love is Blind here's what you missed...

    Hey everyone, welcome back to Small Axe, where we dissect pop culture through a feminist lens. Today, we're tackling the long over due buzz around "Love is Blind."

    🔍 In This Episode:
    Personal Reaction: Sharing my uneasy feelings about the overly dramatized recent season and how it seems to cater to stereotypes more than reality.
    Criticism of Stereotypes: We delve into how the show perpetuates harmful stereotypes, particularly focusing on the portrayal of black women as either the nurturing mother figure or the hypersexualized character.
    Female Empowerment: Despite the challenges, there are moments that shine through where women assert their independence and challenge societal norms.
    Power Dynamics: Analyzing the relationships portrayed on the show and questioning whether they reflect partnerships or problematic power struggles.
    Intersectionality: Discussing how the show handles—or mishandles—the intersection of race, gender, sexuality, and class.
    📌 Intersectionality Explained: I also give a quick recap of what intersectionality really means and why it's crucial in understanding these portrayals.
    ✊ Join the conversation and let’s break down the real issues behind the screen. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful content!
    👇 Comment Below: What's your take on reality TV and its impact on societal perceptions of women of color?
    #LoveIsBlind #FeministCritique #WomenOfColor #RealityTVAnalysis #SmallAxeSeries #PopCulture #Feminism #videoessay

    14 min
  • The Controversial Black Girl Luxury Movement And Why It's Dividing the Girls| A Feminist ReactsThe Controversial Black Girl Luxury Movement And Why It's Dividing the Girls| A Feminist Reacts

    Welcome to my somewhat in-depth exploration of the fascinating Black Girl Luxury movement. In this video, we take a balanced and comprehensive approach, delving into both the empowering aspects and the criticisms of this trending phenomenon.

    The Black Girl Luxury movement is more than just a trend, it's a cultural shift challenging societal stereotypes. I explore how it is promoting the concept of self-care and luxury as a lifestyle for black women, which is a powerful counter-narrative to the often negative portrayals in media and society at large.
    However, no movement is without its critics, and the Black Girl Luxury movement is no different. I discuss the various criticisms it has attracted and the vital conversations it has sparked about representation and inclusivity in our society.
    This video is not only about understanding the Black Girl Luxury movement, but it's also about appreciating the broader implications it has on society and culture. So, I invite you to join mee in this exploration and contribute to the discussion.
    Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful discussions!
    #BlackGirlLuxury #LuxuryLifestyle #Inclusivity #representationmatters

    10 min
  • this is harming black women and it has to stop..| Feminist Reacts to Dr Claudine Gay's Resignation

    In this episode, I explore the significant yet under-discussed concept of "Weathering" and its impact on the health of Black women, highlighting the recent experiences of Dr. Claudine Gay and the late Dr. Candia Bailey. "Weathering" refers to the wear and tear on the body caused by prolonged exposure to stress and discrimination, leading to serious health consequences, but this bleeds into all aspects of every day life.


    🔍 Understanding Weathering:

    This phenomenon describes the cumulative effect of chronic stress from societal, economic, and racial challenges, particularly affecting the health of Black women. By examining the expriencese of Dr. Claudine Gay and Dr. Candia Bailey, we gain insights into the intersection of race, gender, and health.



    ✍🏽Moving Forward:

    I discuss potential strategies for mitigating the impact of "Weathering" on individuals and communities, emphasizing the need for systemic change and increased awareness.


    🤟🏽 If you're interested in learning more about health, social justice, and proactive steps we can take to address these issues, please like, subscribe, and share this video. Your engagement helps promote critical discussions and awareness.


    💬 Join the dialogue in the comments section below. We encourage you to share your insights, experiences, or ideas on addressing health disparities and supporting the well-being of Black women.

    15 min
  • But Men ARE the prize...Gender Roles in Modern Marriage | Feminist Reacts to Mr Simone Biles

    Listen I had fun thinking through and creatinng this one ! Join me as I unpack the provocative statements made by Simone Biles' husband on a recent podcast, using them as a lens to examine our societal views on marriage and gender dynamics.

    🔍 In this video, I provide a feminist perspective on the controversial topic of whether men are considered the "prize" in modern marriages. By analyzing Mr. Simone Biles' comments, I delve into how these views reflect broader societal attitudes that may not be as progressive as we think.
    📚 Key Discussion Points:
    Breakdown of Mr. Simone Biles' podcast comments and their implications on gender roles.
    The juxtaposition of traditional and modern views on marriage.
    Critical analysis of how these perspectives influence our understanding of feminine energy and feminism in contemporary relationships.
    💡 What I try to explore: (maybe ishhhh)/ Chapters
    00:00 What actually happened
    05:37 Crash Course in Feminism because...
    06:18 the analysis of 'she pulled me'
    09:03 the analysis of my man, my man, my man
    13:38 do modern marriages exist?
    👍 If this topic resonates with you or sparks curiosity, hit the like button and subscribe for more content exploring feminism, relationships, and the dynamics of feminine energy.
    💬 Engage with the community in the comments section! Share your thoughts on how our culture perceives marriage and gender roles. Let's discuss and learn from each other's perspectives!

    15 min

About Small Axe with Chelsea Kay Wright

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If you are a big tree, we are a small axe.” A Jamaican proverb, famously popularized by Bob Marley is what truly embodies how I understand my place in the movement right.