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The Melanin Sound Wave
Ayanna
33 episodes
3 days ago
Looking to encourage people of color to self-motivate, self-promote, and self-love without looking for these qualities in others. Taking the time to bring facts, research, and personal stories to dive deep into topics directly affecting people of color within their community and experiences to create a larger understanding of the struggles faced. Learning and helping people find comfort in knowing they are not alone and people are actively discussing and working to help them.
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Looking to encourage people of color to self-motivate, self-promote, and self-love without looking for these qualities in others. Taking the time to bring facts, research, and personal stories to dive deep into topics directly affecting people of color within their community and experiences to create a larger understanding of the struggles faced. Learning and helping people find comfort in knowing they are not alone and people are actively discussing and working to help them.
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Self-Improvement
Education
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Exploring Masculinity and Queer Visibility - with Obio Jones
The Melanin Sound Wave
55 minutes 32 seconds
4 years ago
Exploring Masculinity and Queer Visibility - with Obio Jones

On this week's episode, and The Melanin Pride Wave's first guest, Xavier and I sat down with Obio Jones to discuss masculinity, queer visibility, what it is like presenting as a heterosexual man while queer, and so much more. We talked about if masculinity is overvalued in the Black community, if the Black community is more prejudiced towards homosexuality or more prejudiced towards those who express femininity but are not cis women, how the Black community can better nurture Black queer children and people, and much more. Our conversation with Obio was fun and lighthearted at times and at others, there were more serious moments and discussions being had.


Like Xavier said in the last podcast episode, be present, come listen with an open mind, and don't forget your pencil/pen and piece of paper because you are going to want to write all of this down and remember it. 


We cannot wait for you all to listen! See you next week!


During the episode, Obio provided us with a few different resources we should all take a look at to learn more, become better allies and people, and connect with. Here are those resources Obio suggested!

1. Let's Talk Bruh - Podcast - https://letstalkbruh.libsyn.com/

2. The Velvet Rage by Alan Downs - https://www.amazon.com/Velvet-Rage-Overcoming-Growing-Straight/dp/1611746450

3. For the Boys - YouTube series - (episode 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q90tiuQEGCw

4. Obio Jones - YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/omalara3


If you want to follow Obio and learn more/connect with him, follow his accounts below!

1. Instagram - @obioojones

2. TikTok - @obioojones

3. YouTube Channel - Obio Jones


*As always, make sure you follow The Melanin Sound Wave on Instagram (@themelaninsoundwave) and on all podcasting platforms so you know when episodes come out and you can further educate yourself! Enjoy listening and learning!*

The Melanin Sound Wave
Looking to encourage people of color to self-motivate, self-promote, and self-love without looking for these qualities in others. Taking the time to bring facts, research, and personal stories to dive deep into topics directly affecting people of color within their community and experiences to create a larger understanding of the struggles faced. Learning and helping people find comfort in knowing they are not alone and people are actively discussing and working to help them.