Outta Pocket
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Hosts jarrett hill and Tre’vell Anderson define outing as disclosing information on a person’s sexuality, gender, health, etc. without their permission and consent, and dive into the repercussions of outing. Mentioned in This episode LSU, women’s basketball champs Chlöe Bailey Texas Southern University’s cheer squad My Name is Mo'nique on Netflix DIS/Honorable Mentions jh HM: Alfred “Shivy” Brooks II HM: Southern Roots Vegan Bakery HM: Larae Ferry TA M: Tennessee State Rep. Justin Jones and Tennessee State Rep. Justin Pearson Go ahead and @ us Email: [email protected] IG @FANTIpodcast @Jarrett Hill @rayzon (Tre’vell) Twitter @FANTIpodcast @TreVellAnderson @JarrettHill @vivalapalma (Producer, Palmira Muniz) @Swish (Senior Producer, Laura Swisher) Laura Swisher is senior producer Music: Cor.ece Graphics: Ashley Nguyen FANTI is produced and distributed by MaximumFun.org Watch Us On YouTube!
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Back in March, it was reported that very anti - queer and very married Tennessee LT. Governor Randy McNally was caught using his main instagram account to interact with sexually suggestive social media posts belonging to the account of a much younger queer man. Despite his very firm stance on banning drag in Tennessee, McNally was “outed” publically. Outing is defined as disclosing information on a person’s sexuality, gender, health, etc. without their permission and consent, and on this week’s episode, hosts Tre’vell Anderson and jarrett hill pose the question: Is it ever acceptable to “out” or disclose information about a person without their knowledge or consent? The two discuss their experiences with being outed in the past, and the repercussions. They also get into the differences between “DL”, “Discreet” and “Masc”, and how correcting someone using the wrong pronouns may not always be safe. But first, thoughts on Jill Biden’s buffoonery with LSU’s women’s basketball team.
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