Because of course there's something racist to unearth in a contestant's past. Why on earth wouldn't there be? Why should casting and production have to vet the contestants they bring onto show after years of racism and violence perpetuated against marginalized communities? Why shouldn't we be running to accept Erich's half-assed apology? Why shouldn't we love and adore the resurgence of the Black square a la 2020? Why, why, whhhhhhyyyyyy?

In the midst of our frustration, Vic and Mi strive to hold a conversation about Blackface and it's history, this franchise's habit for sweeping incidents like these under the rug instead of resourcing themselves toward transformative justice, Erich's inability to acknowledge his actions as racist, and why we have to reassess the reliance on Black creators in this community to educate the masses. It can't just be us.

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So...that had to be a joke right? A Men Tell All episode that started with a hometown date and ended with...pasta sauce?! And not even Grocery Store Joe's?? Nah y'all got us all kinds of messed up after that episode.

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So, some news broke about Nate this week and honestly, we are tired. There's so much to get into here and as we couldn't even fit it all in this 45 minute episode, we'll have some more bonus content dropping this weekend in lieu of our weekly "Do Better Cis" that we release.

Once again Bachelor Nation has shown that they don't care about us (and by us we mean people of color) and truly their only goal is to reduce us to whatever predisposed stereotypes already exist in their minds. Is this a defense of Nate? Nah, but is this is reminder to view everything (and we mean EVERYTHINGGGG) with a critical eye? Absof*ckinglutely.

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Mi teams up with Sophie James of Unpaid Emotional Labor. What do we do with the people we’ve put on pedestals in a movement for collective liberation?

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Mi joined Sophie this week to kick off Black History Month on the Unpaid Emotional Labor podcast. We talked about so freaking much but most importantly, we connected on the frameworks of Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality. How they've been mutilated by folks who don't read and what they actually mean when it comes to understanding the world around us and acknowledging disparities with marginalized communities. Especially Black ones.

It's Black History Month and this labor doesn't come freely so if you're willing to drop a coin in the collection plate of Black femmes, hit us here below:

Venmo: @Sejames613 @mikayla-bartholomew

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In our first rogue episode, Vic & Mi honor the incredible story of Mamie and Emmett Till as we reflect on the abc series Women of the Movement

Emmett Till Legacy Foundation

Mamie Till Mobley Foundation

National Parks Conservation Association

Emmett Till Interpretive Center: “Racial Reconciliation Begins By Telling The Truth”

Women of the Movement on ABC and Let the World See Documentary series by ABC/Hulu

https://www.clarionledger.com/story/news/2018/08/21/emmett-till-carolyn-bryant-donham-recant-quote-missing/1017876002

NAACP

Sources: Excerpts from, The Death Of Innocence,The Story of the Hate Crime that Changed America, Biography, Simeons Story: An Eye Witness Account of the Kidnapping of Emmett Till

Devery S. Anderson, author of Emmett Till: The Murder That Shocked the World and Propelled the Civil Rights Movement, in December 1996

Emotional support is available. Text STEVE to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis Counselor provided by Crisis Text Line, in partnership with The Steve Fund. Message & Data rates may apply.

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We back! Or are we?

Lol no we are. Vic & Mi are back to tell y'all where we been at the past couple months after we lowkey (highkey) abandoned y'all.

We missed you!

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We back! Or are we?

Lol no we are. Vic & Mi are back to tell y'all where we been at the past couple months after we lowkey (highkey) abandoned y'all.

We missed you!

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