EPISODE · Dec 11, 2021 · 51 MIN
Race & Sexuality (Part 2)
from QUEER · host UW Q Center
Allison (she/her), Jas (they/them/she/her), and Anthony (he/him) are back and returning to the topic of Race and Sexuality. This time, centering relationships, particularly those between our friends, families, and romantic partners, we hope to dive even deeper and expand into what it means to exist at the intersection of marginalized racial and sexual identities.
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