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EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 1H 19M

S. 2, Ep. 4: What About Your Friends? The Basics of Intersectionality, Community, & Accountability

from Lunch at the Unfriendly Black Hotties Table Podcast: A WBQC Production · host 🎙️ WBQC: Presented by the BQC

🎧 Listener discretion is advised.You know the gist, but we’ll say it again: Welcome to the table — a safe, sexy, and unapologetic space where Black joy, creativity, community, and pleasure are always on the menu. The Unfriendly Black Hotties are here to educate & stimulate — and we love using our words to amplify Black voices through bold, unfiltered conversations.Here at the lunch table, we keep it flavorful, colorful, and always authentic, diving deep into:* Erotica* Kink* Love & Intimacy* RomanceWe’re not here to compromise our truths — we’re here to get off. So, turn us on. Lunch is served!👩🏾‍🦱 This Episode’s Hotties* Wips * Regina Starr * The Voice of the Voiceless, the incomparable Trisha Cheeks 💭 Ep. 4 SummaryCultivating intersectional community — what are the events that make actionable items come to fruition?* How are people being held accountable?* What is community, and can one cultivate community without inclusivity?* What is a community to you?* How do some bad actors and agents of chaos impact the larger work?* Are there some things preventing people from moving forward?* What is the adversity from one group to another?🧆 The Hot Line🤓 SourcesDefinitions (via the marvel of all words, Merriam-Webster)* Community* Intersectionality* Intersectional Feminism* 3rd Wave feminism* Attitude* Weaponizing* Discernment* IntentionalityTalking points* Staying 10 toes down on what your actions* What does authentic intersectionality mean to the audience/listener/viewer?Blog/Article References* The Power of Community: Why It Matters for Black Women* Black Women: A History of Creating Our Own Spaces by Amalfi Parker Elder, Esq. and Patrice Tillery* The Culture Shelf: Black Women Taught Us - A conversation with Jenn M. Smith, PhD* African American women and social equality, K. Sue Jewell* Black Women Been Knew: Understanding Intersectionality to Advance Justice by Brandi Blessett🎶 Ep. 3 PlaylistThis would normally be a part of the program where we post a custom-built playlist created by the Hotties, however, we were all about girlfriends and community and found family this week, that we decided to say “f**k it,” and bogart the smash 1995 soundtrack of the movie, identically-titled Waiting to Exhale.You cannot beat this soundtrack and this iconic video by the late Whitney Houston. IDK a millennial woman who hasn’t fantasized about having this tight of a shot during a bedroom music video shoot for a song you’re also the star of a movie of. Like, come on, now. 📣 Be Good & Follow UsLike what you’ve heard on this and previous episodes? Follow and subscribe to “Lunch at the Unfriendly Black Hotties Table” podcast below:* Substack* Instagram* Bluesky* YouTube* Spotify* Apple Podcasts#health #intimacy #relationships #love #couples #BlackWomen #podcast #podcasts #kinks #audios #audioerotica #parasocialrelationships #onlineculture #stanculture #fandom #fanatics #celebrity #fame #community #friendship #foundfamily This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wbqc.substack.com

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