Join Desireé B Stephens and Chaneé Jackson Kendall in their raw and enlightening first episode of "Me and Chanee." Dive into a candid discussion about non-monogamy, decolonizing relationships, and the nuanced spectrum of love and sexuality. - Chaneé Jackson Kendall shares her journey into non-monogamy and her mission to advocate for its normalcy in black communities. - Unpacking the distinctions between polyamory and polygamy, the episode highlights the importance of multiple connections and autonomy within relationships. - Desireé B Stephens and Chaneé emphasize the need for intentional polyamory and its role in challenging societal norms and decolonizing relationships. - Listen as Chaneé discusses her non-traditional family dynamics and Desireé touches on the influence of colonial standards on individual and familial structures. - The duo calls for an exploration into decolonizing parenting, the interconnectedness of societal systems and relationships, and the liberation of personal and shared pathways.