
Marsha’s Plate Podcast- 297 Young Rocks
- 396 Blaque Out feat. Tamara Leigh
- 395 Beautiful Trans View
- 394 White-Out
- 393 Mean Girls, Black Holes, & Fallen Stars
- 392 Funky Clocky Folks
- Holding Two Truths at Once: Preference & Autonomy
- 391 Building Trans Power feat Monroe Alise and Amiyah Scott
- 390 Homosocial Birds
- 389 Black Femme Supremacy
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Black Cis and Trans Women Sisterhood: Finding Common Ground
Ej said he looks better than all the girls in a dress and that rightful trigger some ladies. That triggering ignites the ugliness of transphobia and misogynoir to rear its ugly head on both sides. Continue reading
Posted in african american, black women, culture, diamond stylz, Media, Politics, Race, Sex, Transgender, women
Tagged Black community issues, Black sisterhood, Black trans women, Black women unity, cisgender and transgender women, Ej Johnson, feminism, gender, gender identity and race, inclusion, inclusive feminism, intersectionality in the Black community, lgbtq, Politics, retreat, sisterhood, trans, trans inclusion in Black spaces, transgender, unity vs division in marginalized communities, women
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Cynthia Erivo and Misty Copeland: Artistic Collaboration Unveiled
Cynthia Erivo and Misty Copeland’s collaboration on “No Good Deed” showcases their artistic prowess through powerful vocals and expressive choreography. Erivo’s success in the US emphasizes the barriers faced by Black British talent, highlighting the vital contributions of Black American artists. Their work fosters a supportive artistic environment and cultural legacy. Continue reading
Posted in african american, art, black women, culture, film, Politics, Race, Uncategorized
Tagged African American Roles, african american vs Black brits, black american, Black british actors, british, collaboration, culture, Cynthia Erivo, dance, Diamond Stylz, discrimination, fashion, for good, history, Misty Copeland, No Good Deed, race, talent, transgender, United States, voice, wicked
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