The Power in Our Magic
About the Episode
A friend, an auntie and "bonus" mom take us on a trip through intersectionality, AIDS stigma and the healthcare system.
“Our host, kicking back in a circle of trust, defined fear with this acronym: False Education Accepted as Reality.”
“As an African American woman, I think that we all can say that while my story might not be your story and vice versa, there is a need for me to understand your story… and your perspective so that we can find common ground and grow together.”
“We’re definitely going to have a black woman governor in the next two years – Stacey Abrams. We already have a Black vice president. So we’re we’re moving that way. They are afraid [of us] and there will be some people out there trying to stop us, but we’re headed in [the right] direction.”
“Just because I say stop rape or don’t touch me or don’t sexualize me…does not mean that I don’t like men. It’s just that I don’t like being treated like that…It’s not about a male versus woman thing – we deserve to be treated as people, as human beings.”
Acknowledgement
Our podcasts are possible with generous support from the following donors:
- “Anonymous” Donors
- Craig Newmark Philanthropies
- Groundswell Fund
- The Park Foundation
- TD Charitable Foundation