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Hosted by Embracing All of Me · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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History loves neat categories. We don’t.Black or white. Saint or sinner. Hero or villain. Gay or straight. The folks who shape culture often exist somewhere in between.Binary Bashers is a storytelling podcast about the artists, rebels, and cultural icons whose lives shattered the simple labels society tried to impose on them. Through vivid stories and cultural context, the series explores the fascinating, complicated lives of people who were never easily defined through their work or their being, and reveals why identity has always been bigger than the boxes society creates and the language of the time.
Embracing All of Me hosts BINARY BASHERS, a history show with 12 episodes published.
Frances Thompson, a formerly enslaved Black trans woman, lived her womanhood in public despite escalating danger in post, Civil War Memphis. She survived the white supremacist violence of the 1866 Memphis Riots and testi
Born into Jim Crow and refusing every box it tried to seal, Pauli Murray lived at the fault lines of American law, race, gender, and faith. Episode 6 of Binary Bashers, traces a life spent translating personal struggle i
Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Abdurahman Farajajé charted his own path to become the total embodiment of a binary basher. Raised in a multiracial, multireligious Berkeley, California where difference was ordinary, Farajajé learned e
Born Donald Weems, Kuwasi Balagoon forged himself in the crucible of rebellion. A member of the Black Panther Party and later the Black Liberation Army, Balagoon’s life traced the fault lines of 1970s America—state viole
This episode of Binary Bashers explores the life and work of June Jordan, a groundbreaking Black feminist poet, essayist, educator, and activist who wrote from the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, and empire. Re
We turn to the quietly radical life and work of Alice Dunbar-Nelson (1875-1935), a poet, journalist, educator, and activist whose legacy does not fit neatly within the categories history has assigned her. Best known in h
Reintroducing Countee Cullen (1903-1946), a poet whose life and work cannot be easily classification. Writing at the height of the Harlem Renaissance era, Cullen believed deeply in poetic beauty, form, meter, and univers
Leslie “Hutch” Hutchinson was one of the most famous Black entertainers in 1930s Britain—a Grenadian-born cabaret singer who performed for royalty, dazzled London high society, and lived inside a world of glamour, scanda
Born into the churn of Reconstruction-era Georgia, Ma Rainey, born Gertrude Pridgett, carved a voice that could not be silenced. Long before the blues was archived, categorized, or commercialized, Rainey lived it, on ten
Meet Claude McKay (1889–1948), the Harlem Renaissance poet whose brilliance, rebellion, and contradictions still echo through Black, queer, and literary history in 2026. Known for his fierce critiques of racism and empir
The bi and queer grandpa you never had taught strangers on airplanes how to love their kids. ABilly S. Jones-Hennin spent 81 years living out loud — organizing the first March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, bu
In a world shaped by code, culture, and the stories we inherit, Binary Bashers emerges to unearth the lives that refuse to fit neatly into boxes. Black or white. Gay or straight. Saint or Sinner are just a few of the bin
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