There's some feminists in this house, and we want to talk about WAP; Womxn Against Patriarchal-ideology. Why is it that men can rap/ sing/speak/post about the sexualization of womxn's bodies but when a womxn owns her sexuality she's a whore? and why are Black womxn disproportionately criticized when it comes to their sexuality? Black womxn's bodies are hyper-sexualized, white womxn cosmetically alter their bodies to look like them and white men fetishize them but when a Black womxn owns her sexuality she's "ratchet". That's some misogynoir BS and we don't fuck with it. We go in on this conversation today, joined with our extra special guest Lydia Collins. Lydia is an author, activist, and sexual health educator who can be found at https://www.lydiacollins.caFollow her on IG @lacollins_Purchase our “Forgotten Black women writers & storytellers” PDF hereFollow us on InstagramPurchase our  30-day JournalCheck us out on TwitterInterested in joining Book Club? Join us on Substack *Workshop booking requests are now through email onlySupport the show & buy us a virtual coffeeShare your feedbackThis Podcast is produced by Cove Collective, a community that celebrates the joy, creativity, and culture of BIPOC women

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