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Back to EpisodesThe Oscars go to the CBA! | Episode 298
Description
In da clurb, we all aren't fam.
We’re back from our Queerties break with an all-new, Category Is-heavy episode. This week, we recap the Queerties, get into anti-LGBTQ crackdowns across Africa, our reaction to the EJ Johnson interview, Julez Smith playing in our faces, and a major win for the WNBA.
Shoutouts:
Kris: F.D Signifier - Video essayist and content creator who has a focus in Black movies, culture, and media. He has many videos that are worth checking out but his latest video on Tyler Perry was teased for years and is finally out. It’s 4 hrs long but worth the listen. Follow F.D. on Youtube @FDSignifire
Shana: Chemistry: A T4T Dating Show has premiered on YouTube. It’s a show about connection, intention, and real chemistry between trans people - on our own terms. Find them on YouTube @cfstu or search Chemistry: A T4T Dating Show
Episode notes:
0:17 - Queer Urban Dictionary
5:48 - Category is: Queerties mini recap
21:31 - Category is: The Oscars - but really Sinners
29:48- Category is: Anti-LGBTQ Crackdowns Rise Across Africa
33:49 - Category is: Lil Nas X Update
35:02 - Category is: EJ Johnson on dating, Zaya Wade
43:51 - Category is: Julez in the Clurb
52:42 - Category is: WNBA CBA
1:03:08 - Bad Queer Opinions
1:10:08 - Shoutouts
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