Ep 6: Sacred, Secret, and Social Media
In this episode, we're discussing if we need to keep our religious practices off the internet, how much of our practice should be done in secret, and how to honor the sacred aspects of African traditional religions. We also get into Azealia Banks and the queer Bali couple who got themselves deported by running their mouths.
Resources
- "Azealia Banks Responds to Backlash After Cooking Dead Cat" by VIBE Staff
- "Bali Influencer Influences Bali to Deport Her" by Zoe Haylock
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