The Working Class

In this episode of ELB, Bliss and Al Morgan (Working Class Media founder) take on rape culture thinking in American society. Topics include the recent hacking of celebrity photos, female body shaming, the demise of Cee-Lo Green, and Oklahoma City's serial rapist cop.

Originally Aired 09-07-14

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Strange but fun.

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Recorded 09-04-14

We’re hearing your questions, and this week, we’ve got some answers. A listener inquired about the age-old Nature vs. Nurture debate related to sexuality. Erin and Alicia take some time to discuss the new edition to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), Gender Dysphoria that replaces Gender Identity Disorder. They also tackle homophobia and homosexuality and the way it is perceived and received in our social climate. What do you think? Is it nature or nurture? If you consider yourself heterosexual, when did you first realize that you were “straight”? You know we wanna hear from you! Comment below!

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What's your path?

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We had to change the energy in the room.

This is Ashley's first show and to kick it off, we have Ashley's long-time friend Kel Spencer!!!

Aired 08-07-14

“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder”, but what happens when you’re surrounded by images of “beauty” that don’t look like you? This week Alicia and Erin meet-up with author and creator, Alex Elle to discuss positive self image and self care. Together, they process how society and social media impact self image among black women and girls and ways to combat negative stereotypes. What are the messages you received about your own beauty growing up? How do you define your beauty now? Let us know in the comments below and don’t forget to rate us on iTunes!