All Episodes - No Brows Given
Hosted by lady German talking T about local drag,trending topics,local drag competition and winners and more spilling the beans and tea
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My American Dream
LADY GERMAN Opens up about her immigration journey, Miriam Martinez is a 16-year-old who was born in Mexico. She came to the United States with her family at age six and was raised in Chicago, IL. As years passed, life became more and more complicated for her. She was getting bullied at school for not speaking the same language, for not being born in the United States, and for not being able to go out because she feared she might be deported. This was just the beginning of what she had to go through. By sharing her story, she hopes to convince people that everyone is a human no matter where they come from and that the time for immigration reform is now. Students share family immigration stories from Pakistan, the Philippines, Egypt, Mexico, and Vietnam. For more free educational videos, lessons, and resources, please visit our website: https://whatdoesitmeantobeanamerican.com Valedictorian Reveals Undocumented Status in her commencement speech and faces backlash | The speech at McKinney Boyd High School's graduation wasn't a typical one.
Bring it to the run way
#rupaulsdragrace #drag #dragrace
Relationships and Drugs
ROUND TABLE CONVERSATION ABOUT ELECTION RESULTS AND OPENING ABOUT DRUGS RELATIONSHIPS AND MORE
SEASON 3
WITH BIANCA ARE FIRST EVER CO HOST OF SEASON ONE OF NO BROWS GIVEN IS BACKKKK. HAVING A ROUND TABLE TALK AND CATCHING UP AND SHARING GROWTH AND SPEAKING POLITICS.
DRAG AMBASSADORS
So Drag Out The Vote is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization Started by Jackie Huba whose mission is to educate, register, and turn out voters with the art and activism of drag. I Am apart of Drag Out The Vote’s Drag Ambassador Program is a first-of-its-kind initiative to mobilize drag artists in all 50 states to increase voter participation in their communities this November. • 1 in 5 LGBTQ+ adults is not registered to vote. • 100 million people did not vote in the 2016 election. • Youth voter turnout had a historic high in the 2018 midterms… of only 35%. Issues That Peoples Vote Can Make Happen • LGBTQ Equality • Trans rights • Queer workplace protections • Better access to lifesaving HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment and gender-affirming healthcare So you know as a the Drag Ambassador of Boston Ma my mission is to get my community to vote to make change to remind them that they have the power to make change for the future with the power of voteing and it is importanMAKE A DIFFERENCE Help us get voters registered and out to the polls in 2020 and beyond! Every dollar donated to Drag Out The Vote™ goes towards civic education, voter registration, and getting people out to vote. Drag Out The Vote™ is focused on building our ability to make effective change by creating voter engagement all across the country in 2020 and beyond. Donations to Drag Out The Vote are 100% tax-deductible. https://secure.qgiv.com/event/vote2020/account/1007506/
Zarria Powell
Welcome to this Episode 4 of No Brows Given, with a very especial guest, and Drag Excellency and the Host of College Tuesday, Zarria Powell, all the way from New York City. In this episode Zarria shares her story as a transgender woman of color and opens up about the issues that she has faced as a transgender women of color. Sponsor by The Juntos PrEParados campaign aims to inform our Latinx community about PrEP services to reduce HIV infections within our community. Clients can reach out to me directly (Kevin Salazar) by Facebook message, email salazark@ebnhc.org or phone number (617) 568-4463. Mission of POC/Latinx POC Queens and Kings Garden of Growth POC/Latinx Queens and Kings Garden of Growth is a non-profit organization that focuses on the wellbeing of the POC and Latinx Drag artist, POC performers of the LGBTQ+ community. Throughout one of are Podcast, No Brows Given, we want to give a voice to our POC/Latinx drag artist, our Latinx community and allies. Our mission is to promote the art of our drag queens and Queer perfomers, to provide a space for our interviewers to talk about everyday issues that affect them for being part of the POC and Latinx Community. We also support interviewers who work as activists and perform other activities that help to raise awareness about our community issues. We interview anyone who is interested in representing POC and Lainx through their work and support our community. We are committed to help to provide personal as well as professional development to our POC/LatinX community as well as raising awareness about social disparities, improve physical, mental health, holessness, and work as advocates for the people who suffer from social disparities and injustices and guide the to institutions that will help to solve their needs. Anyone is welcome, regardless of color, ethnicity, religion, sex, gender identity and sexual orientation. CEO Erika Knodler and Lady German Production Name : Lady Germatic
Vinchelle
Welcome to our new episode of No Brows Given. We had the pleasure to interview an exceptional guest, Drag Queen, and an Activist, VinChelle, all the way from Philadelphia. In this episode, she shares about her work as an Activist and Drag Artist. She is the Host of Black Diaries, a Facebook Live show where she gives a voice to POC Drag Artis, allowing them to share their everyday stories and experiences in society.
Drag Out the Vote
1 in 5 LGBTQ+ individuals is not registered to #vote. We must change this. Visit @dragoutthevote to learn more about how to make your voice heard with the art and activism of drag. #dragoutthevote When we #vote, it is not just for a candidate or party. It is for policies that affect our #LGBTQ+ community, that protect our Trans brothers and sisters. When we vote, we have the power to raise all voices in our community. #dragoutthevote #translivesmatter Voting: 100% more effective than throwing shade online. Check your voter registration now at dragoutthevote2020.org! #dragoutthevote
Robin Fierce
A small town Queen from Connecticut Showing her pride and love for the art of drag. Robin Fierce is a great example of what drag support is within her community. She/Him uses his platform to inspire and up-lift drag artist in her town. As a drag mother she believes that not only does her children learn from her but she learns from them as well and pushes her to become better. In this podcast she shares some useful tips with how to be a professional host and drag artist. Sponsor by The Juntos PrEParados campaign aims to inform our Latinx community about PrEP services to reduce HIV infections within our community. Clients can reach out to me directly (Kevin Salazar) by Facebook message, email salazark@ebnhc.org or phone number (617) 568-4463. And Call for action.
Trans Resistance
“We’re reminding people that the power that you have when it comes to pride is because of Black trans and nonbinary individuals who decided to start a riot against police brutality,” said Athena Vaughn, a lead organizer. “That power was given to you by trans people of color. Now is the time we’re taking our power back and steering it in the direction it should go because the people in power have not done what they were supposed to do with that power.”
Christopher Columbus HEAD
Covering Christopher Columbus head and many more with special What She's thinking by Chicky Gorgina and talking about J.K the author of harry potters trans phobia.
CUCU Activist
Talking with Cynthia Lee Fontaine about POC latinX community. Having conversation about what we are seeing in are nation. having a CUCU question segment where fans ask questions and much more.
CFA
TALKING ABOUT POC SCHOOL SYSTEMS AND DEEP DIVING ABOUT Privileges that white passing latinos can have from afro latinos. Trending topics and more.
THE PEOPLE VOICE BOSTON
GOING AROUND DOWNTOWN BOSTON INTERVIEWING PEOPLE AND ASKING THEM HOW THEY FEEl ABOUT BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT AND THE THINGS THAT ARE president says on the media about us and basically letting them tell you how they feel as people of color , minority and allies.
Black out and riots
Conversation about riots and the controversial black out
Dont be silent ✊🏾✊🏽✊🏿
Talking about thing that are going on right now in the USA and the world. Learning and informing people about Black excellency. Talking a little but about Henrietta lacks. And more..
Riots of the Brows
Talking about the riots in Minneapolis and and the difference between when heterosexual POC people are attacked vs how people have an out brake when trans are killed. Talking also about deag race all star season 5 and reviews on local drag shows and drag queens
Transparent Brows
Having open thought conversation about immigrants in the usa during Quarantine and how society classifies POC people and transgender women
Reviews vs the real Brows
Jumping in to conversation about rupauls drag race reunion. Also getting deep about POC community especially those who created and started the trends that we know today in the modern world. Getting real serious about trans equality and self dysmorphia.and a hole lots more.
The real Covid-19 Experience
Talking about how sexually frustrated people are during Quarantine. As well as Bringing up the issue's on how people are looseing their jobs due to COVID-19. And giving recommendations or resources to help.
Life journey
Talking about underneath the wig who are you and what is sisterhood and drag houses in Nyc
Were my BROWS GO!
Covering RuPaul’s new movie AJ and the queens. And talking about are coming out story’s with special guest Gwen Pronouns them,they,HE and the thotty award in New York City plus more
Early Premier of No Brows Given 😝
Covering Drama about Trinity the Tuck and Jade Jolene . Spilling T about the alleged cast of RPDR Season 12. Informing young queens about local competitions in NYC and local centers for the LGBT youth.