Hello guys! So here's episode five. Hope you guys enjoy it and always be healthy.

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As protests against police brutality and anti-Black racism spill into Pride month, Black LGBTQ activists are drawing attention to the lives and voices often left out of the picture with the phrase “All Black Lives Matter”.

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LZ Granderson, Los Angeles Times sports and culture columnist, talks to Gerald Garth and Brandon Anthony, who are helping to organize the All Black Lives Matter march on Sunday, June 14.

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Dr. Thomas Vance, a Postdoctoral Clinical & Research Fellow at the Columbia Gender Identity Program, discusses mental health in the Black LGBTQ community, from issues to consider to finding a culturally sensitive provider.

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On this week's episode, we talk about homophobia in the Black community with panelists Tracy G, Abiola Abrams, Kazeem Famuyide and Michael Arcenaux unpacking gender labels, controversial laws, and sexuality in relation to faith.

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Some may call them the “Unsung Heroes” of American History. Figures—some well-known, some not as much—each one, though, making an impact in their communities.

A is for Andrea Jenkins, the first openly trans Black woman elected to public office. B is for Bayard Rustin, an advisor to Martin Luther King, Jr. C is for Harlem Renaissance poet and playwright Countee Cullen. These are the ABCs of Black LGBTQ pioneers.

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Mr. David Johns of the National Black Justice Coalition is an educator, an unapologetic advocate for youths who far too often find themselves neglected or ignored, and so much more. We are honored to have him on this episode to talk about his passion for young people’s mental health and share with us the many important lessons that he learned in the process of helping them figure out their identities and navigate the environment in which they live and grow up in. Tune in to find out what he means when he says there is no such thing as a problem child, what parents can do to communicate better with their teenagers and kids, and other invaluable tools and insights in this episode.

KEY POINTS / MAIN TAKEAWAYS:

Working with mental health in youths: Why it’s important to David.
Lessons learned in his work.
The omnipresence of white supremacy in data.
How you listen to learn and not listen to respond.
Why adults need to hold themselves accountable for their failures.
Why do we keep boxing our Black youths? How can we stop and do better?
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“Too often adults seek to solve problems for youths without ever asking them what's wrong. The question is usually, ‘What's wrong with you?’ We don't ask, ‘What's wrong?’”

“Whenever people talk about young people, for me, it's important that young people are able to talk for themselves and whenever young people are centered for me, it's important that people hold space for the fullness of their diversity.”

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It was over two years in the making and over three months in planning, but at last the engagement day finally came and Joshua accept Antwain’s proposal by saying YES!

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On February 11, 2017 in Atlanta, Georgia, we attended our first gay wedding - and it was our own! Enjoy this video from our New Orleans-inspired celebration. Thank you to all our friends and family who made this the most memorable day of our lives thus far. We are so excited to share our love with you all!
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Gay and bisexual black men experience depression and anxiety at higher rates than does the general population. Due to the lack of sensitivity that some healthcare providers, family members and even religious leaders in our communities render to many of our situations, and because of the fear of voicing our feelings due to the suppression of our sexual identities, and even dual identities, being black and gay, or even lesbian and trans, many of us indulge in reckless behavior and habits. We must begin to recognize our situations, and empower ourselves to take control of them, heal and work to live our best lives.

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Talented baker Nina works as a live-in chef for a wealthy family. When the family goes away for Christmas, she accidentally commits to hosting her ambitious brothers. Desperate to impress her siblings, Nina enlists her friend Malcolm to keep up her ruse.

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In celebration of Black History Month, Phillip Alexander Downie commemorates the Black LGBTQ pioneers who have exceeded the expectations placed upon them, and surmounted hurdles some called ‘impossible’ to overcome. In this two-part special we celebrate the remarkable people that have changed our path in history, and made the world a better place. Fighting for a voice in their time that sent cultural and artistic shockwaves, and inspiring the voices of the next generation with their actions and ideas—they have fought not to garner acclaim, but to promote love and equality.  

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Toronto’s LGBTQ community is demanding answers after a Black trans woman died while in the care of police. Melissa Nakhavoly on the growing concerns over how police handle investigations involving people in crisis from marginalized communities.