Voices Of The Oppressed

In the comeback episode, I reintroduce myself and introduce my co-host as we share our paranormal activities experiences.

This week's episode continues last week's episode as part 2, where the special guest and I talk about our opinion fetishism.

This week part 1 of 2 the husband and I talk about our experiences with fetishism plus have side conversations about race...

What's up with gay men's obsession with masculinity? I give you my opinion of what I think about this toxic trait within the gay community.

I give you my perspective of what community means to me, and I call out the people who claim to be for the community...

In this week's episode, we have a conversation about racism. Our first time experiencing racism and how do we view racism as adults.

In today's episode, we discuss if it is possible to make a straight cis man gay? We share our opinions and experiences and dive into how the media, politics, and society play a big role in answering this question.

I have a one-on-one conversation with a BIPOC resident from the City of Fairfax. She has been involved or currently involved in local anti-racist committees in the city. As a social activist, she shares her experience and opinion in living in a city where most residents are White. In addition, she shares how the residents view and feel about their police department and its issues with racism.

I talk about a personal experience related to "El Chamuco." A folk tale that gets share with children who misbehave.

I talk about the "gay agenda" and how this agenda created myths by close-minded folx that supposedly represent the LGBTQIA+ community.