Minx and her listeners discuss loving more and polyamory, the lifestyle of being involved in more than one commited, long-term, loving relationship with the full knowledge and consent of all parties involved. In this community-driven show, each week Minx talks sex, relationships, communication, family, erotica, psychology, orgasms and anything else that comes up in the ins and outs of the daily polyamorous lifestyle.
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episode 528: Chris Smith on polyamory and the Black American
Chris Smith on polyamory and the Black American
0:00 Introduction and host chatUnder 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com
1:30 Poly in the NewsA Yoplait ad campaign builds on the idea of polyamory
4:20 Interview: Chris SmithChris Smith is a PhD student at Howard University studying higher education and a relationship researcher focused on non-monogamy within the Black demographic.
Open to Love; Poly and the Black American
- People raise sex and put it on a pedestal. And that’s OK, but raise communication and flexibility to that same level.
- Polyamory as a possible method of strengthening Black economic power
- Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present
- Blacks are already ostracized; it can be difficult to add polyamory to the mix. As a Black male, it’s already hard to fight the aggressive and overly sexualized stereotypes; polyamory can appear to reinforce those
- Link for the Black and poly survey Let’s get to 3,000!
- Black polyamorous anthology description and consent forms to participate email mrtenability@gmail.com
- Find Chris Smith on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as MrTenability
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