Box No. 512 Podcast: Grown Black Trans Women Talk

01/10/2021

In this episode, Aeon and the Lioness discuss the book The Meaning of Mariah by Mariah Carey and Michaela Angela Davis.Become a Patron on our Patreon page an...

24/09/2021

For Episode No. 80 we were joined by Jeremy Herte of Let’s Talk Bruh Podcast to discuss his platform and his work of creating spaces for Black men to heal and be free.

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08/09/2021

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20/08/2021

09/08/2021

If you aren’t listening to this podcast you are truly missing out! These two amazing women at Box No. 512 Podcast: Grown Black Trans Women Talk are paving the way in innovative and important trans media. So excited to have them host a live recording session at our summit!

Bryanna A. Jenkins, Esq.
she/her • DC
(Civil Rights Attorney, Community Advocate, & Co-Host of Box No. 512 Podcast)

BRYANNA A. JENKINS, ESQ. is a civil rights attorney. She is the current 2020-2021 George N. Lindsay Legal Fellow at the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law in Washington, DC where she works in the Educational Opportunities Project. She works on high profile impact litigation cases that touch the areas of affirmative action, disproportionate school discipline, disability rights, and student speech rights with a focus on racial justice. Before law school, Bryanna founded and led the Baltimore Transgender Alliance to serve the political interests of transgender people in the Baltimore metropolitan area. She organized the first Baltimore Trans March of Resilience in 2015. As a proud Black transgender woman, she is a fierce advocate for the liberation transgender people of color. She also co-hosts Box No. 512 Podcast: Grown Black Trans Women Talk, a weekly podcast and multimedia platform that centers Black trans feminine experiences.

Simaya Charlize-Theresa Turner
she/her • South Carolina
(Thought Leader, Social Justice Fighter, & Co-Host of Box No. 512 Podcast)

Simaya Charlize-Theresa Turner is a well respected thought leader and social justice activist. She started her own podcast series, The Lioness Still Lives, which produces online content that follows the life of herself (The Lioness) - a beautiful, b***y, black, trans woman, as she navigates being a wife, a sister, and a trans-community advocate in Atlanta, GA. The Lioness is as elegant as she is refined, but she also has a big mouth, big opinions on everything, and a big ole cry-baby heart. Simaya identifies as a wife, sister, daughter, and friend. I am a feminist, a fighter for social justice & a South Carolina gal.

08/08/2021

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Episode No. 73: Healing After Sexual Trauma w/ Dr. Lexx - The Couple Clinician & SexDoc is available to watch now on our Patreon page.

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05/08/2021

04/08/2021

For Episode No. 73 we were joined by Dr. Lexx - The Couple Clinician & SexDoc to discuss healing after sexual trauma.

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02/08/2021

Y’all got your books yet for the Summer Book Club?

Our book for the month of August will be The Meaning of Mariah by Mariah Carey with a live discussion to follow on Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 8PM EST only on our Patreon

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28/07/2021

Jubilee: A Black Feminist Homecoming, is a virtual experience celebrating the legacy, power, and possibilities of Black feminisms hosted by Black Feminist Future on Saturday, August 28, 2021, at 7:00pm-9:00pm EST.

Our comrades at Black Feminist Future will be hosting a free virtual experience celebrating the legacy, power, and possibilities of Black feminisms on August 28th. We deeply believe that Black liberation is achievable; and to get there we must center Black feminisms, build power, and organize to defend and protect Black women, girls,and gender non-conforming folks. Jubilee will be a space to be reintroduced, reenergized, and renewed in BlackFeminisms.

Register for free at http://www.BlackFeministHomecoming.com

22/07/2021

We discuss the latest development in the saga and the harms of performative allyship by non-black POC figures.

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Episode No. 71: Why We Say Black And Not POC drops on Friday but is available to watch now on our Patreon page.

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21/07/2021

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11/07/2021

08/07/2021

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07/07/2021

30/06/2021

Episode No. 67: The Fantasy Fulfilled w/ Angela Ks and Jyasia Kylee drops this Friday (6/2/21) on all podcasting platforms!

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We are chocolate Black trans women having fun and being free!

New Year. New Season. A Better Box No. 512 Podcast: Grown Black Trans Women Talk

15/06/2021

11/06/2021

In this pop culture episode, Aeon and the Lioness discuss the importance of letting Zaya Wade have her youth, Mo'Nique and her anti-bonnet crusade, HBO Max's...

09/06/2021

On the 9th day of Pride Month, the NBA YLD celebrates Bryanna Jenkins. Ms. Jenkins is a civil rights attorney. She is the current 2020-2021 George N. Lindsay Legal Fellow at the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law in Washington, DC, where she works in the Employment Opportunities Project. Ms. Jenkins also founded and led the Baltimore Transgender Alliance to serve the political interests of transgender people in the Baltimore metropolitan area and organized the first Baltimore Trans March of Resilience in 2015. 🌈

06/06/2021

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27/05/2021

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27/05/2021

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14/05/2021

No New Episode Today. 😭

11/05/2021

Official Post from Box No. 512 Podcast: Grown Black Trans Women Talk