You feelin' angry lately? Me too. As a Black, disabled trans person I have a lot to be angry about. Come listen to one of my reasons why (Content Note: police brutality) I embody a righteous rage and use that as a disabled power. 

Transcript available at www.powernotpity.com

Embodying Righteous Rage

What if we could imagine an accessible world? In this episode, Rivers Solomon, author of an Unkindness of Ghosts, discusses what an accessible future could look like. 

Listen in as we talk about afrofuturism and disability, their diabetes and the strength that can come from being a disabled Black, queer alien moving through today's society.

What If? feat. Rivers Solomon

POWER NOT PITY's reached the Season Finale! This one ends on a really high note and is featuring Leroy Moore. 

Leroy Moore, noted activist and poet and founder of Krip-Hop Nation (a global platform for disabled musicians) comes on the show to talk krip-hop and what his Black disabled ancestors mean to him. This episode takes a deep dive into his latest book, "Black Disabled Ancestors". I weave narration of two of his stories into our interview and I have to say it was quite magical to have spent time with Leroy's recreations of what it would be like if his ancestors reached across space and time to meet each other.

EP 11: "The Ancestors Woke Me Up" feat. Leroy Moore

Just a chance to take you to the beach...

Minisode #1: Embodying Change

Welcome to POWER NOT PITY, where we explore the lives of disabled people of color everywhere! Through storytelling, commentary and analysis, the podcast aims to amplify the lived experiences and perspectives of disabled people.

We’ll delve into all sorts of topics from education to entertainment, even sex... and we'll break down race, gender and dismantle ableism.

And then we'll ask: “What’s your disabled power?”

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