A Strong Nineties Feel
b'From Reggae music versus colonialist legislation. When you think about the nineties, you\\u2019ll probably think of the 1990\\u2019s but the 1890\\u2019s get a mention as well. I do realise a hundred years is a long time to cover, but under the guise of Black history month it\\u2019s seems like the appropriate time to at least mention these decades. Here with me to discuss them is none other than Yvee from Galck.\\n\\nSo, I\\u2019m not entirely sure if Dyke is a word that has been reclaimed and broadly accepted. Yvee definitely uses it in a reclaimed way, even though I\\u2019ve always been under the impression it\\u2019s a slur. Please share your thoughts trough the contact form.\\n\\nCW: Racism, Homophobia, Colonialism\\nConsider Supporting though https://Patreon.com/Queersounds\\n\\nFlashback Track: Bob Marley \\u2013 Redemption Song\\nQueer Artist Spotlight: Tracy Chapman \\u2013 Fast Car\\nBest Live Experience: Koffee \\u2013 Burning\\nMost Recent Discovery: Lizzo \\u2013 T-Baby\\n\\nShownotes\\n\\nGALCK: https://Galck.org\\nRepeal 162: https://www.galck.org/repeal162/\\nYvee Serving Looks: https://www.kenyabuzz.com/lifestyle/pride-month-profile-yvonne-oduor/\\n\\nGet in touch through https://QueerSounds.com/Contact\\n\\nAlso Available through Spotify and Apple Podcasts'