<![CDATA[Queer Black Wealth]]>9966e310-22db-58c7-9abd-d2a45cb28410Mon, 03 Jun 2024 04:30:18 +0000Captivate.fmNatasha Rileyhttps://artwork.captivate.fm/4aae8076-068f-48e5-b3a9-fa5423073b70/BganrXywd-iNamD0215-lYBc.pngQueer Black WealthNatasha RileyNatasha RileyHey there, it's Natasha, and you're listening to Queer Black Wealth! I'm so excited to dive into the complex world of race, gender, sexuality, and wealth design. Let's have a conversation as we strive to mend our relationship with wealth and stake our claim in a world of prosperity and happiness, while we make Queer Black Wealth normal. Depsite the discrimination we've endured, we don't have to live conditioned into believing we are not worthy of wealth. Because here's the truth: We are worthy of planning ahead, and we don't have to add stress to that planning. We can design and define wealth our own way. We can support each other in breaking out of the poverty loop no matter what the dollar does. Forget what you've seen or been taught - we can learn while we earn, define and design wealth OUR way.https://queer-black-wealth.captivate.fmtrueepisodicnopodcastS1-E1: The Pod has CastS1-E1: The Pod has CastEPISODE TITLE AND NUMBER: Season 1 - Episode 1: The Pod has Cast

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE EPISODE:

In our very first episode, host Tasha explores the concept of a "subtle Stockholm syndrome" that traps queer black people in cycles of scarcity, self-doubt, and financial setbacks within the discriminatory American capitalist system. It's all due to the despair that discrimination has caused us - so let's talk about it.

She discusses how internalized oppression can lead to self-sabotaging financial behaviors and shares her vision for breaking free from this conditioning through practical steps, self-love, and community support. We can define and design the word 'wealth' for ourselves. Let's not let the bastardized version of it that pervades the system make us think that it is not ours...it is.

BULLET POINTS OF KEY TOPICS & CHAPTER MARKERS:

Introducing Queer Black Wealth [0:00]

The subtle Stockholm syndrome and its impact on queer black financial lives [5:00]

Disclaimer: Not equating financial struggles with actual hostage situations [6:00]

The importance of using available tools and resources strategically [11:00]

Examples of how internalized discrimination affects financial decisions [14:00]

The mental and emotional toll of discrimination on queer black people [22:00]

Cultivating self-worth and reconnecting with ancestral wisdom [32:00]

Inviting listeners to approach these conversations with an open mind [34:00]

RESOURCES & LINKS

Dr. Nicole Truesdell


Rachel Rodgers


Rachel Elizabeth Cargle


Tricia Hersey


The Debt Free Guys from the Queer Money Podcast


Arlan Hamilton


Lola Davina


Stephanie Perry and Roshida Dowe (they both create and run EXODUS SUMMIT)

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  • YouTube: EPISODE TITLE AND NUMBER: Season 1 - Episode 1: The Pod has Cast

    BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE EPISODE:

    In our very first episode, host Tasha explores the concept of a "subtle Stockholm syndrome" that traps queer black people in cycles of scarcity, self-doubt, and financial setbacks within the discriminatory American capitalist system. It's all due to the despair that discrimination has caused us - so let's talk about it.

    She discusses how internalized oppression can lead to self-sabotaging financial behaviors and shares her vision for breaking free from this conditioning through practical steps, self-love, and community support. We can define and design the word 'wealth' for ourselves. Let's not let the bastardized version of it that pervades the system make us think that it is not ours...it is.

    BULLET POINTS OF KEY TOPICS & CHAPTER MARKERS:

    Introducing Queer Black Wealth [0:00]

    The subtle Stockholm syndrome and its impact on queer black financial lives [5:00]

    Disclaimer: Not equating financial struggles with actual hostage situations [6:00]

    The importance of using available tools and resources strategically [11:00]

    Examples of how internalized discrimination affects financial decisions [14:00]

    The mental and emotional toll of discrimination on queer black people [22:00]

    Cultivating self-worth and reconnecting with ancestral wisdom [32:00]

    Inviting listeners to approach these conversations with an open mind [34:00]

    RESOURCES & LINKS

    Dr. Nicole Truesdell


    Rachel Rodgers


    Rachel Elizabeth Cargle


    Tricia Hersey


    The Debt Free Guys from the Queer Money Podcast


    Arlan Hamilton


    Lola Davina


    Stephanie Perry and Roshida Dowe (they both create and run EXODUS SUMMIT)


    The Trans Capitalist


    Trudi Lebron


    Kate Northrup - Money: A Love Story


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    I promise I will get better at this whole podcasting thing. Hang with me.


    ~Tasha, QBW

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