transPARENTsy

By Mia Cooley

transPARENTSy podcast was birthed because we experienced a gap in representation of queer black #motherhood and #parenting in the communities available to us. We needed an #inclusive space that allowed us to learn, unlearn, and vent about topics relevant to our intersectionality without experiencing racism, homophobia, and microagressions. As facilitators of the groups Black #LGBTQ Moms of Facebook and Instagram we saw a need for information, a need for resources, and a desire for healing and community. We hope to build and expand that here.

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This Is Us: Part 1 - Raised Religious

transPARENTsyJul 20, 2020

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This Is Us: Part 1 - Raised Religious

In this episode your favorite podcasts hosts dive deep into Ronnie B's childhood. They discuss her early childhood joys and trauma, the impact that religion played in her journey to and through self discovery, what she learned from abuse of authority and manipulation, and finally, how all of these factors affect her parenting today.

Jul 20, 202053:26

Joint Episode w/ If These Ovaries Could Talk: Marriage, a baby, and two pandemics?

The four hosts collaborate for an episode that speaks on planning a quarantine proposal, raisinh kids in a pandemic and a fight for Black Lives and the impact that is leaving on our families.

Jul 07, 202001:01:08

Raising kids during the era of #BlackLivesMatter and why you need to talk to your kids about race

In our inaugural episode, Big Momma Mia and Ronnie B discuss becoming parents, and parenting, during the age of #BlackLivesMatter and civil unrest. They highlight the disadvantage Black children are at as a result of the amount of time their parents have to dedicate to teaching them survival skills and not life skills. We answer the questions:

Do your kids know their race - and when did they learn it?
How should parents be addressing the topic of race?
Should we - and how do we talk about police brutality, racism and hate crimes at age appropriate levels?
How can we create space for our kids to navigate their own emotional journeys as it relates to race, racism and loss?

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