Who Lied to You?

Ratchet & Respectable

Demetria L. Lucas & Studio71

Tv & Film, News, Entertainment News, Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2019

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Demi discuses Malik Yoba's "speaking up" about his attraction to transwomen, Angelica Ross's (POSE) call for trans inclusion at the Black Girls Rock Awards, the Internet meltdown over a viral tweet about a woman who declined a coffee date, and Fantasia and her husband's thoughts on submission. Oh, and Kemba Smith and the time the ATF raided the house I was staying at for Spring Break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:10.8	Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,
0:13.0	you're listening to Ratchet and Respectable
0:16.1	with Dimitria L. Lucas.
0:21.2	Hello, friend.
0:22.6	Welcome back.
0:24.3	I think I'm a weak late with this podcast.
0:26.3	I think I was supposed to post last week,
0:28.0	but a little bit of life
0:29.7	got into the way my apologies.
0:32.6	I got edits from my book projects.
0:35.8	You know, I'm a very vain writer, right?
0:37.6	Like, I know I know how to write.
0:39.3	I recognize that editors know how to edit
0:41.9	being a former book editor myself.
0:44.0	I trust in the process.
0:45.4	My ego's a little damaged nonetheless.
0:47.8	It took a little longer to write
0:49.6	and to also do the edits than I expected.
0:52.5	Writing usually comes very naturally to me.
0:54.4	I had to exert a little more energy
0:57.2	than I was prepared for through my game off a little.
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