In this episode, Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea talk about the importance of supporting basic human rights and discuss how the transgender community is currently the most attacked community in America. They compare the national coverage of the expulsion of two black men from the Tennessee House of Representatives to the censorship of Zooey, a transgender woman in the Montana House of Representatives. The conversation also touches on implicit biases in preschool suspensions, media's impact on perceptions of black people, and the criminalization of black preschoolers. #BasicHumanRights #TransgenderCommunity #zooeyzephyr
The Sibling Happy Hour: Supporting Basic Human Rights and the Most Attacked Community in America
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