It's Election Day. If you haven't already voted, be sure to make it to the polls today to cast a vote for inclusion. Many of you may be voting against Trump rather than for Biden. And that’s okay. If you disagree with Biden, you can vote him in

5: 2020 Election

Oct 20th, 2020 41m 59s

We usually don’t get explicitly political on this podcast when we can avoid it, but it would be counter to our values to avoid saying that one candidate (Donald Trump) believes that white privilege is a hoax, has spent his entire presidency und

Bonus

Bonus: Early Voting

Oct 13th, 2020 2m 30s

Early voting for the 2020 is underway across the United States. Listen to this bonus episode to get prepared and make a voting plan.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/forfolxsake)

Bonus: National Coming Out Day

Oct 11th, 2020 2m 48s

October 11, 2020 is the 33rd Annual National Coming Out Day. In this episode, Court shares how National Coming Out Day has changed for them overtime as their identity has evolved. We also honor the history of this queer holiday and celebrate th

4: Inclusive Parenting

Oct 6th, 2020 1h 26m

2020 has brought innumerable new challenges to families with school-aged children. Parents are not only dealing with keeping their families safe from COVID-19, they are also transitioning to working and schooling from their homes. All the while

3: Health Disparities

Sep 22nd, 2020 1h 15m

With the emergence of COVID-19, we are faced more than ever with how disparities in our broken healthcare system burden the most vulnerable among us. In this episode, we define healthcare disparities, provide real life examples of how these dis

2: Gas Lighting

Sep 8th, 2020 1h 24m

Racial gas lighting is a well-documented and researched experience in which people experience injustice because of their race while simultaneously being made to feel that the injustice isn't real. You've heard it before. The thinly veiled, "It

1: COVID-19 and Back-to-School

Aug 28th, 2020 43m 55s

It's easy for many of us to judge others about their choices during COVID-19. But how does intersectionality impact our choices about going back-to-school during the pandemic? Court and Sarah explore the reasons parents from different backgroun

3. Intersectional Privilege

1 Oct 15th, 2019 45m 23s

Chanise Condren is the co-owner of Electric Kitchen, a vegan food prep and pop-up. She is also a comedian and host of the Get Intuit podcast. Together with her partner, she runs multiple businesses, rescues animals, and serves as chosen family

2. Legally Non-Binary

1 Oct 8th, 2019 35m 8s

Ruth Carter, esq. is a non-binary lawyer, author and speaker specializing in business, intellectual property, social media and internet law, and interestingly, flash mob law. They are a columnist for Attorney at Work and a contributor for Law T

1. Inclusive Language

1 Oct 1st, 2019 44m 58s

For our first episode, I sat down with content expert Emily Triplett Lentz of HelpScout to discuss how non-inclusive language can alienate our audience. During the episode, she shares some examples of non-inclusive language that hide in our eve

Trailer

0. Introducing the For Folx Sake Podcast

1 Aug 26th, 2019 1m 53s

We're pumped to introduce our new podcast, For Folx Sake. Our host Courtney Cox Wakefield lives in Dallas, TX with her wife Hollis, their kid, dog, and five cats. (Yeah, I know, lesbians with 5 cats. Shocker.)From being outed in their faith com

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