Javannah Davis joins Brianna Chauntae to discuss W.A.V.E. Organization updates and trans health.

Brianna Chauntae and Amber, a disfellowed Jevoas Witness, break down what it's like growing up queer and religious.

Rochester comedian, Kai Von Doom, joins me for a short and sweet episode to round out the Womxn's History Month Specials.

Anita Cameron is a blind disability justice activist based in Rochester, NY. Over her three-decade career, she has been arrested 140 times, more than any other disability justice activist in the U.S. She is also the focus of an "In This Moment" chapbook. This series profiles Black leaders in Rochester. I was honored to be her essayist for the book. We discuss intersectionality, police brutality, accessibility, and the lack-there-of.

Learn more about "In This Moment" here--->http://bit.ly/3FwbIwO

Little Mx. Bunny is a local plus-sized burlesque dancer. They are new to the scene, but not to the stage. She has quickly shown what a dynamic, creative performer she is. We break down what it's like to perform as a fat, Black queer and their journey to burlesque in the second episode of FBF's Womxn's History Month Specials.

Our Womxn's History Month Specials begin with Michele Boyd, a local sexual health educator and advocate who has lived with HIV for over 30 years. We discuss her struggles with accepting the diagnosis, the stigma surrounding it, and how she came to be the amazing woman she is today. Learn more about Michele's story here https://hivstopswithme.org/spokesmodels/michelle/