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In this episode of F*ck That Shit, host Emma Shull interviews Jackrabbit Slims, an Afro-Latina burlesque dancer and drag performer based in NYC. They discuss Jack's journey into burlesque and drag, the cultural influences shaping their artistry, and the challenges of navigating stigma while maintaining authenticity. Jack shares insights on body positivity, self-expression, and transitioning from performer to producer, as well as reflections on sobriety, personal growth, and the evolution of NYC's performance scene.
The conversation explores the unique appeal of Coney Island pageants, the intersection of burlesque and sex work, and the importance of fair compensation for performers. Jack also highlights their current show, Los Diablos, and the significance of community support in their career. Tune in for a candid discussion on artistry, resilience, and breaking the rules in the world of burlesque.
Stay tuned for the end, where Jack and Emma circle back about the question: Is Burlesque sex work?
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In this episode of F*ck That Shit, host Emma Shull interviews Jackrabbit Slims, an Afro-Latina burlesque dancer and drag performer based in NYC. They discuss Jack's journey into burlesque and drag, the cultural influences shaping their artistry, and the challenges of navigating stigma while maintaining authenticity. Jack shares insights on body positivity, self-expression, and transitioning from performer to producer, as well as reflections on sobriety, personal growth, and the evolution of NYC's performance scene.
The conversation explores the unique appeal of Coney Island pageants, the intersection of burlesque and sex work, and the importance of fair compensation for performers. Jack also highlights their current show, Los Diablos, and the significance of community support in their career. Tune in for a candid discussion on artistry, resilience, and breaking the rules in the world of burlesque.
Stay tuned for the end, where Jack and Emma circle back about the question: Is Burlesque sex work?