DopeWomxn

07/15/2020

🔥 SURPRISE 🔥 That’s a wrap on Season 1 of DopeWomxn! Stay tuned here bc we’ll still be sharing resources and other dope stuff, and maybe even drop a special episode or 2... 😎

We’ve had a blast sharing these stories and building this platform, and are super stoked about next season. More womxn, more jokes, and more dopeness coming soon! 💥

07/15/2020

Oh my Goddess YAS QUEEN. 💪🏽👑⚡️

represent! 💪🏿

Our co-host, the lovely and talented Fanshen Cox, is going to be on Nightline ABC at 12:05am tonight talking about the and the importance of representation in contemporary media.

Sending good vibes your way! ✨✨✨ We know you'll kill it!

07/08/2020

We have a serious treat for ya’ll today! graced us with her presence for this week’s special episode to talk about all the things. File under: Boss.

Our favorite quote from this episode is when Lizzy said, “The thing is... we’re right.” 🤣👌🏽 Go give her a listen to find out what we were talking about. Drop a comment below and tell us YOUR fave quote! 👇🏽💋

- Poster for this week’s episode featuring Lizzy and her mellow yet confident vibe, sporting a “Thanks for Nothing” tee. She is beauty and she is grace honey.

07/02/2020

New episode ya’ll!! We share the stories of Stormé DeLarverie, Marsha P. Johnson, and Sylvia Rivera - 3 powerful womxn who were critical to the gay liberation movement.

As we mentioned in our previous post, we are joined by Baby to divulge into these powerful stories and explore the legendary night of the Stonewall Riot.

Remember to subscribe on whatever platform you listen to podcasts and leave us a review! And of course share, share, share!!

07/01/2020

We hope you’re ready for a summertime snack because ya’ll, Baby is BACK! Swipe to see them in one of their many incredible drag looks.. but also can you even handle that shading and detail in the first pic?? We swoon...

Check back in tomorrow to see the we talk about in this week’s episode! Trust, you don’t wanna miss this one.

- The first photo is of Baby in their street wear which consists of the sickest lime green eyeshadow ever. It fades into yellow in the center and her eyes shape is accentuated with white liner. Dark lip and fuzzy white beret to finish. So good. The second photo is Baby in drag. They basically look like they’re turning into a scorpion. They have on black velvet, studded gloves with rhinestones on the fingers and fingertips. A choker finishes the look.

06/28/2020

Happy birthday Producer Adam! Wishing you quality streaming and speedy deliveries on your special day! 🍕🎂🎁

06/23/2020

We are going LIVE today, Tuesday at 5:30pm, to share some more dope stories about these dope womxn. Join us as we dive into the stories of Rigoberta Menchú and Barbara May Cameron told by your two favorite hosts! 💕

We will be broadcasting through Instagram so make sure you follow us so you don’t miss it!

- Flyer for live episode with images of Menchú and Cameron. Cameron is standing in this black and white photo with one elbow resting on a railing and the other hand in her pocket. She appears proud yet relaxed. Menchú faces the camera with an open smile and is wearing bright traditional clothing and beaded jewelry. Her necklace has a silver emblem hanging from it.

06/18/2020

Can we make this a thing for EVERY red carpet?! we dropped a new episode today featuring the stories of Ava DuVernay and Tarana Burke (pictured here.)

These 2 womxn are kicking butt and taking names! If you believe Black lives matter, follow the work they’re doing.

Ava DuVernay
LEAP Action
Tarana Burke
Me Too Movement

- Tarana Burke sits on a stool with the words “What if we flooded the red carpet with activists” around her. She looks effortlessly beautiful in a gorgeous plaid number with her natural curly hair up, with big hoops on and a bold lip.

06/16/2020

Join us TODAY at 12pm PDT/3pm EDT for a LIVE episode of ! We’ll be sharing stories about 𝐓𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐚 𝐁𝐮𝐫𝐤𝐞, founder of the movement, and 𝐀𝐯𝐚 𝐃𝐮𝐕𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐲, award winning filmmaker and director.

If you’re one of the lucky ones to still be working right now, we have options…
- Watch the live episode on our story later
- wherever you get your podcasts! We’ll be posting the audio for tomorrow’s episode.

06/05/2020

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: Breonna Taylor should be turning 27 today. She was an essential worker, an EMT who protected all of us, but wasn't treated like she was essential by police, who broke into HER home (they had the wrong house), and riddled her with bullets. We can’t talk about police brutality without talking about the countless Black women who are targeted, killed and often forgotten. The FBI has announced an investigation into her murder, but Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer still hasn't fired the officers that were involved.
Honor Bre’s birthday and demand justice for her and her family. Text ENOUGH to 55156

06/02/2020

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06/02/2020