The Queer Truth

Denise sat with Maurício Ianês in a cafe in Vienna and spoke about a range of topics including evolving in queerness, the importance of language, examining […]

Gingehou Abrogoua aka Eric Abrogoua is an actor, dancer and community organizer who lives in Paris France. Gingehou was featured at The S_P_I_T Queer Performance Festival in Vienna, Austria to perform in a spellbinding piece that incorporated video, movement and music to create a tapestry of raw emotion. Denise got a chance to speak with Gingehou as part of our Special Edition...

Gingehou Abrogoua aka Eric Abrogoua is an actor, dancer and community organizer who lives in Paris France. Gingehou was featured at The S_P_I_T Queer Performance Festival in Vienna, Austria to perform in a spellbinding piece that incorporated video, movement and music to create a tapestry of raw emotion. Denise got a chance to speak with Gingehou as part of our Special Edition...

In this week’s episode we discuss Michael B Jordan’s statement about only wanting roles written for white males, Ellen DeGeneres’ photo op while in Kenya and Rwanda as well as the release of Alice Johnson. In our second segment we give you a taste of the many interviews to be released in their full length...

In this week’s episode we discuss the limitations of the #metoo movement and its repercussions as well as the red table talk that led to Jada Pinkett Smith and Gabrielle Union squashing their beef. In the second segment we talk Starbucks and the possibilities of anti-bias trainings in large corporations. We end, as always, with...

In this week’s episode we discuss apologies to and within the queer community, namely made by Kehlani and Joy Ann Reid, as well as Women of Color Times Up Now joining the protest #Mute RKELLY. In our second segment we discuss if it’s okay to process the consequences of Kanye West’s words with humor and...

In this week’s episode we discuss the cultural relevance of Kanye’s newest Twitter digression, Kelis’ domestic violence allegations against Nas as well as Janelle Monae’s cover story in Rolling Stone. In the second segment CC discusses Radical Dharma with Lama Rod Owens. And always we end with the things we’re looking forward to. Listen in!

In this week’s episode we kick off with the women making waves in music including Cardi B, Nicki Minaj and Janelle Monae. In our second segment we discuss the overt racism in the fashion industry that appears resistant to learning from other brands’ bad decisions. And as always we end with the things we’re looking...

In this week’s episode we discuss some of the most talked about Oscar nominees as well as the new documentary set for Netflix release in April, The Rachel Divide. In our second segment we discuss International Women’s Day and the recent trend in the queer community to erase the word woman. And we end with...

In this week’s episode, recorded on FB Live, we talk how the Black community hasn’t had Mo’Nique’s back even after admitting that Netflix offered her a bad deal as well as Taye Diggs’ claim that Black women have made him racist. In the second segment we discuss what it means 50 years on after the...