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Lindz Amer Asks, Are All Kids Queer?

Lindz Amer Asks, Are All Kids Queer?

FromBetter Grownups


Lindz Amer Asks, Are All Kids Queer?

FromBetter Grownups

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Length:
37 minutes
Released:
Oct 4, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Jelani talks with Lindz Amer, a multi-hyphenate writer, performer, creator, and activist.Lindz is the creator of the beloved web series, Queer Kid Stuff, and their work has been featured by Good Morning America, Kidscreen, Teen Vogue, and so many more. They've even got a TEDtalk. They've written and consulted on kids shows like The Fabulous Show with Fay and Fluffy, the Webby-award winning Blues Clues, and You Pride Parade music video for Nick Jr. Lindz is like a modern day queer and non-binary Mr. Rogers. Making media for the next generation is what they do, which is why I thought they'd be the perfect person to talk with when it came to kids, identity, gender, and how to navigate it all as a parent. We absolutely get into it in the best way possible. And answer questions like, when do kids fundamentally understand their gender? How can you not screw up when your kid comes out? And why that last question is actually kind of problematic? Why is there so little queer kids content? And are things actually getting better for queer kids? Or is it maybe worse than it's ever been?We’re so excited about this conversation. Buckle up. Learn more about Lindz at their site, ​​queerkidstuff.com.And pre-order your copy of Rainbow Parenting: Your Guide to Raising Queer Kids and Their Allies.  Contact us by emailing us at listen@akidsco.com.Explore our collection of over 80 books made to empower, by visiting akidsco.com. 
Released:
Oct 4, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (9)

From the author of A Kids Book About Racism comes a parenting podcast about being better grownups. Host Jelani Memory, a Black father of a blended family with 6 kids, embarks on conversations with the most diverse group of adults ever to come together around the topic of parenting. These conversations explore how parenting is a reflection of our identity, how we were raised, and who we are. Each episode features real-world stories, uncomfortable topics, and inspiration from icons, professionals, and everyday folks.