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Mar 4, 2021 46 min

Mel’s Talkin Bout Intersectionality: Racism, Misogyny, Homophobia

from The Kee Pointe Hosted by Melanie Kee

As a black woman in America, we experience a unique type of discrimination. We have two oppressed Identities as being black, and being a woman. We deal with misogyny and racism in a way that no otter group in this country would understand. Danyelle Duckett is an openly queer black woman, who is very proud and comfortable in her identity (as she should be). Listen to our conversation about how we’ve experienced the intersectionality of racism, homophobia, and misogyny.

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