Ep1: Being A POC in Kink

Ep1: Being A POC in Kink

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Listen to the webinar! MP3
Chat Transcript: ZIP

Links from the show:
The Dominant Submissive Blog
The Need To Be Taken Blog
International Kinky Women’s Day
TES

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A new monthly discussion and gathering place for kinky folk of color, and those who want to support kink for all in their spaces (online and off), communities and events.

This month’s topic kicks us off!

Being a POC in Kink

What’s it like? How is our lived experience different from others’?

A discussion about racism, assumptions, and good intentions in the BDSM scene.

Every FOURTH Monday.

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