February is African American History Month a time where we pause, remember, celebrate and reflect on the power that is Black culture and history. It is a time to recognize the contributions of our African American siblings and to recall the struggle they have endured throughout history, despite being key enablers to this country's success.
As members of the LGBTQ+ community, we know all too well of the pioneering role our siblings played in our community's history. From the modern day fight for civil rights with Marsha P Johnson, Bayard Rustin, and Tyron Garner to the visibility they brought to the LGBTQ+ community in theater, film, TV, music and sports, such as with Lorraine Hansberry, Lee Daniels, Laverne Cox, Lil Nas X, and Sheryl Swoops, many of our community's firsts are because of brave people like them, some known to us, many lost to the pages of history.
While we honor the month of February as African American History Month, we carry forward a commitment to listen more, speak up more, and celebrate our African American siblings because as our collective history shows us, Black history is LGBTQ+ history is American history.
We're a podcast that talks about...gay stuff!
Take a listen as Kendall, Thomas, & Tony discuss historical events and people in LGBT+ history & culture.
You'll get a little history and a lot of fun as the crew discusses these impactful events and people in the context of how it affected the community and them growing up.
Did you catch our quarantine Sassy Hours with the hosts from Our Spoopy Podcast. You can find them on our YouTube Channel. We talk masks, quarantine games, and had a tear-jerker when we invited on the moms!
Ingredients to our kiki?
Throw some microphones & vino into the mix and you have a kiki! So, why NOT record our gab fest? After all, what could go wrong? Take a listen to find out!
We know how far we've come as an LGBT+ community, so let's use this conversation to celebrate and recognize the wins and struggles that got us here (and in some instances still face) today!
Podcasts have a way of connecting folks, so let's talk about gay stuff and let's learn and reflect together, as members and allies of the LGBT+ community!
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