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Disability Justice for Black youth #BlackYouthSexuality w/ Alexis Nicole
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Welcome to our third installment of the Black Youth Sexuality season with Alexis Nicole (she/they/star), an organizer, poet, and activist based in St. Louis. Star speaks on everything from the role of pleasure in stars life as a disabled person, what disability justice is, and how the health care system can ignore consent. Alexis and LaKia also discuss the stigma of certain mental illnesses, the importance of sex ed for disabled people, and how capitalism is ableist.
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Producer: LaKia Williams
Audio Engineer & Technical Support: Annaya Baynes
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