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Queer BIPOC Representation In Recovery Spaces with Leo and Troix 🏳️🌈 A Queer Recovery Podcast 🎙️
Queer BIPOC Representation In Recovery Spaces with Leo and Troix 🏳️🌈 A Queer Recovery Podcast 🎙️
Queer BIPOC Representation In Recovery Spaces with Leo and Troix 🏳️🌈 A Queer Recovery Podcast 🎙️
Monday 8th September 2025
Explore queer BIPOC representation in recovery spaces with hosts Anthony & LouiLou and guests Leo & Troix. A heartfelt discussion from Castro Country Club.
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Representation is crucial for feeling at home in recovery spaces.
- Tokenism can hinder genuine inclusivity; authenticity is key.
- Creating safe spaces tailored to specific cultural needs fosters connection.
- 'CCC Visibility' event aims to unite BIPOC individuals in recovery.
- Intentionality is vital for making black and brown folks feel seen.
Seeing those faces was really important for me because I don't know. It felt a little bit more like home.
How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction, especially in spaces where representation is scarce? In this engaging episode of 'At The CCC,' hosts Anthony and LouiLou, alongside guests Leo B and Troix B, tackle the crucial topic of Queer BIPOC representation in recovery spaces. Broadcasting from the Castro Country Club in San Francisco, this podcast episode delves into the significance of visibility and inclusivity for queer BIPOC folks in recovery.
Leo and Troix share their personal journeys and insights, highlighting the importance of seeing faces that look like theirs in recovery meetings. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as the guests discuss the challenges faced by BIPOC individuals in predominantly white spaces, and how tokenism can hinder genuine inclusivity. They explore the concept of building authentic recovery communities that cater to specific cultural needs, such as creating safe spaces for different ethnic groups and identities.
Listeners will be inspired by Troix's initiative to foster community through events like 'CCC Visibility,' aiming to bring together BIPOC individuals in recovery for fellowship and support. The episode also touches on broader societal issues, emphasising the need for intentionality in making black and brown folks feel seen and welcomed.
With humour and honesty, the hosts and guests offer valuable perspectives on navigating recovery as queer individuals of colour, encouraging listeners to find their voice and build their own tables if needed. Whether you're part of the queer community or an ally, this episode offers a refreshing take on recovery, highlighting the power of representation and connection. Ever wondered what it takes to create inclusive spaces for all?
Dive into this episode and discover the impact of visibility in recovery communities.