You Know I'm Black, Right? (FREE)

In this impactful discussion, Reemah, Anansi, and Lavender discuss being BIPOC in rope, rope spaces, and kink communities. They deep dive into the important nuances that exist at the intersectionalities of race and kink.

As Reemah, Anansi, and Lavender explain, for people of color, (particularly Black people) the experience of navigating kinky communities and playing with rope asks for greater awareness, intentionality, and inclusion as an active process. Topics covered range from understanding the importance of trauma-informed kink for BIPOC practitioners, and how to begin meaningful conversations about developing accessibility in rope, to how engaging in kink can be a type of reclamation. This insightful conversation explores how each facet of rope bondage and kink can be approached more mindfully to ensure that rope is truly inclusive of all people.

This class is suitable – and recommended – for all levels.

* Captions available for this series: English