wow Chasity..that's exactly why I don't like labels. You never completely fit, and sometimes, the group will penalize you for it. But I think they do that because they haven't found themselves. The group becomes their identity.

But in that song he was telling a specific story with that specific message for that particular girl. That relates to somebody's story, though it shouldn't be a collective message for everybody you know what I mean? For the J.Cole song. Not that I disagree with what Chasity and Emmanuel were saying about it, but I just wanted to share this perspective that I had considered.

Love the show you guys! Amazing work. Keep it up!! Glad I found your podcast. It's a joy to listen to! Much love from a big supporter in the States :))

Thank you for creating this kind of space for people who are getting there XD!

Everyone is finally together again. Yay! ^.^

In this episode we are chatting about, randomly, Braveheart (it's a film, google it), how we deal with the guilt when listening to trap and Rita claiming that we all want to be objectified (in some settings).

Homework: Can you be a feminist and still listen to trap music?
What song makes you feel conflicted/guilty/disgusted to listen to?
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