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Week in and week out, and for that we love and thank from the perspective of me, Sam,

one black, non-monogamous, pansexual hoe who lives in New York City, whose pronouns are

she and her, who is still socially distancing and who is still down with the resistance.

And Akua, I didn't think of an intro, but my pronouns are she and her and all that other stuff Sam said.

So I'm kinder, not really. Maybe, yeah. This is the Sam clone.

Cool.

Yes, every episode of the Innerho Uprising works like this,

myself and my lovely rotating co-host talk about sex love and dating as it pertains to current events in the world, our lives and yours.

And occasionally we hit you with interviews with insightful folks or deep dive episodes on a topic of our choice. This episode we're talking about

the racial impacts of climate change on black birthing people. Powerplay

inside and outside the bedroom had a date and practice self-love while you're black in a sea of whiteness,

some self-care tips on how to further your education, plus a review of disclosure,

a new Netflix documentary all about transgender depictions in film and television.

If you would like to follow along with the conversation had in this podcast on social media, you can do so by using the hashtag in a whole uprising so we can

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