Hey there, it's me, Amara Jones. You probably know by now about our investigative podcast series,

The Anti-Trans Hate Machine, A Plot Against Equality, which is a podcast. But in order to make all

of that information much easier to understand, we've launched a new animated series based upon

the second season's content. It's our new anti-trans hate machine animated series based upon the second season's content.

It's our new anti-trans hate machine animated series. So head on over to www.org.

slash.org slash antitranshate machine to see those and to find out more.

Hey fam, it's me, Amara Jones. Welcome to the Translash podcast, a show where we tell trans stories to save trans lives. Well, we'll halfway through Pride Month, and I don't

know about y'all, I'm already exhausted,

but I continue to be inspired by all of the stories and the talent and the voices that come

forward during this month to give us inspiration all year long.

And one of those sets of voices and talents and perspectives that I am so always inspired by

is the collective Black Transfemms in the Arts.

And that's why we at Transflash decided to do a docu-series based upon BTFA to get more insight

into who they are and what they are and the powerfulness of their work.

And for me, the essential question that I wanted to answer was why are people who are

among the most marginalized of the marginalized, deciding to create in this moment?

And what's the connection between this moment, our lives, and our creativity? And that's why we decided to create a docu-series featuring BTFA called Artistic Legacies. Artistic Legacies will launch on June 21st. You can go to www.translash.org to see those films. But if you don't want to wait,

and because you are subscribers to the trans slash podcast, you don't necessarily have to

to hear those stories today, at least some of them in audio format. And so I'm excited

for you to hear in today's episode from

Jordan, Kamaya, and Iman. First, I'll be speaking with Jordan Jay, the founder, an executive

director of Black Transfimms in the Arts, about her vision for liberation expressed through the

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