Episode 12: Equal Protection

Its been a while. This episode addresses the big ideas of American democracy and Black American educational history. I discuss my views on the importance of America's founding documents and the many shades of grey in the racial history of this country. Additionally, I get into my research ideas about the importance of Black girls and women's bodies to the fight for racial equality. Here is what I was trying to say: Episode 12.docxSupport the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

Hey Y’all!!! I’m back with another episode. The title is a reference to a recent viral moment with JBiebs because it is Not Clocking to Me how y’all (Sarah McBride) use Black folks struggles to tell other people (Trans folks) what they have to accept. Do I discuss the incident with Jaquaivius Bieber, no. Anywho, this episode will give you a lay of the land of the African American Civil Rights Movements. This is the beginning of a series of episodes I will do to help you all understand Black history in America. Send it to a friend who is curious. A Black feminist femme lesbian addresses what politicians in 2025 get wrong about Black folks struggle for citizenship in this country. Also, my mic was Not working, so the sound is not great on this episode. I'm still learning.  I reference 2 websites in this episodehttps://www.britannica.com/list/timeline-of-the-american-civil-rights-movementhttps://hbcufirst.com/resources/hbcu-history-timeline Here are some acronyms for reference. CORE – Congress on Racial EqualityCOFO – Confederated Organization of OrganizationsNAACP – National Association for the Advancement of Colored PeopleSNCC – Student Nonviolent Coordinating CommitteeSCLC – The Southern Christian Leadership ConferenceNOI – The Nation of Islam Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

In this re-introduction, Anne is back from the streets. The employment streets. Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

Episode 9: Dog Walks, Diet Culture, Climate ChangeAnne discusses physical therapy, Meg the Stallion, Mrs. RuPaul Charles, and the fact that there are no golden genitals. Harrison Butker’s commencement speech, climate change, and the encampments are also addressed. The Former guyTM is convicted of 34 felonies. Of course, Anne is getting into the WNBA!!!! Sorry folks, it is in-fact political. Go see Stress positions and support queer art where and when you can!!! And she asks the age-old question, can we support someone whose brother was cancelled? A link to the full show notes will be posted here soon! Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

In this episode, Anne gives the podcast some structure. The video did not happen because of technical issues, I got an alert on my phone. There is a short version that will be posted to youtube. She had on makeup and everything. This episode has jokes, feminism, Women's basketball talk, and the media Anne is consuming. Full Transcript available as a google doc. Google Doc Episode 8 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ur2TgmQiQcTHNCszyarqAjICl4RaL4di/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100624756041744610442&rtpof=true&sd=trueSupport the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

Anne discusses her disappointment with what Hollywood thinks is a feminist film. She discusses the tv shows Girlfriends and Ally McBeal. Of course, she discusses existentialism and the environment. And she examines the “feminist” film Poor Things without even watching it. It’s classic Anne!!!!Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

A triumphant return. A very long episode. I discuss Black maternal health rates, chronic illness, and somehow the tv show Succession. Join me for this almost 2 hour long ride through my mind. I also discuss being dumped by not 1, but 2 people through an App and how a feminist author let me down. I tried to video record this episode, but my computer ate the recording. Do not worry this has inspired me to get an actual camera. Full Show Notes Here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w1ZHJREoJgviD5cTZcvg6zEuBcTJqmVOmootRVRWBXY/edit?usp=sharingSupport the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

Episode 5 - TabsAnne discusses her computer tabs, leaving Twitter, and homework!!!Makeup: Foundation: Makeup Forever HD 4Y60Setting Powder: Black Radiance color BananaSetting Spray: Makeup ForeverGlasses: Chicago local glasses shopLipstick: Mac Retro Satin 820Lip Gloss: NYX Butter Gloss Mascara: Maybelline Clump Crusher, color: Very Black Lip Liner: Mac ChestnutBlush: LYS color: EmpowerEyeliner: Sephora Black 01Brow Mascara: NYX Black TBM05Eye Shadows: Mac Saddle & BronzeContour: Black Radiance Foundation Stick 6825 (Dark Brown)Eye Shadow Primer: Revlon Not Just Nudes Creme Eye ShadowArticle: My Body is a Clockhttps://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/29/opinion/photography-multiple-sclerosis-chronic-care.htmlSister Song - Black Women Lead Reproductive Justice Organization https://www.sistersong.net/centering-black-womens-issues-leadershipUS Black Women’s Health Statistics:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8020496/Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

Blathering about perimenopause, body aches, and books. Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe. 

I'm back. After a 6 month hiatus, I'm recording again. Work has been busy. I discuss meeting people where they are at, my issues with White Lotus, and getting old. This is middle aged Black Lesbian opinions flying everywhere! Support the showLike, Share, Subscribe.