Ep. 28 | Let's Talk Gender: Navigating Critique While Connecting Across Differences
Sep 16, 2022 ·
44m
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For those dedicated to healing & justice, to unlearning harmful ways of being… Let’s explore the colonial concept of the gender binary & toxic gendering. Our guest, Khye Tyson guides...
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For those dedicated to healing & justice, to unlearning harmful ways of being… Let’s explore the colonial concept of the gender binary & toxic gendering. Our guest, Khye Tyson guides us through examples of how toxic gendering perpetuates systemic violence, particularly inside the US, as well as in the birthroom. We’ll talk about the complexity - especially for those of us who identify as BIPOC - of maintaining connection with our communities & families, while simultaneously challenging the gender binary within these beloved circles. We’ll take a look at gender & power dynamics in labor, media, and daily life, and explore how to connect across difference & support folks as they navigate gender on their birthing journeys.
MEET KHYE
Khye Tyson (they/them) is an unapologetic southern queer Black femme who enjoys yoga, building community, laughing, subverting the gender binary, and reminding people that they can fire their doctors. Khye is a sacred transition guide, entrepreneur, healer, consultant, and educator. As the founder of Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center (founded in 2018), Khye is working toward a world in which Black women and femmes can live, thrive, and raise healthy families freely within a healthy community. Khye loves to hike, sew, thrift, create art, sing, and dream of a world in which education is intuitive and culturally responsive. They are originally from Nashville, TN and currently reside in Atlanta.
@kulunturjc | http://kuluntu.center/
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MEET KHYE
Khye Tyson (they/them) is an unapologetic southern queer Black femme who enjoys yoga, building community, laughing, subverting the gender binary, and reminding people that they can fire their doctors. Khye is a sacred transition guide, entrepreneur, healer, consultant, and educator. As the founder of Kuluntu Reproductive Justice Center (founded in 2018), Khye is working toward a world in which Black women and femmes can live, thrive, and raise healthy families freely within a healthy community. Khye loves to hike, sew, thrift, create art, sing, and dream of a world in which education is intuitive and culturally responsive. They are originally from Nashville, TN and currently reside in Atlanta.
@kulunturjc | http://kuluntu.center/
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