What does it mean to decolonize your identity when the world keeps trying to define you? In this unfiltered and soulful conversation, Loveli Brown sits down with Tyler Brown, social worker, Pan-African thinker, and unapologetic Gen Z truth-teller, to unpack what it really means to be Black, queer, and free in a world that thrives on control.

From the quiet moments of self-discovery to the loud reclaiming of space, Tyler shares his coming out story, the intersections of race and queerness, and how building community through a Pan-African lens has shaped his healing. This episode isn’t just about identity, it’s about revolution, joy, cultural pride, and choosing yourself over and over again.

Whether you’re navigating your own coming out journey, learning how to hold all your identities with love, or just need a reminder that your existence is resistance, this one is for you.

🖤 Topics We Explore:

• Coming out without a blueprint

• Pan-Africanism and community healing

• The cost of shrinking vs. the freedom in truth

• Music, boba, joy, and Black queer brilliance

• What it means to live uncolonized in thought, body, and spirit

🎧 Tune in and tap in, because for some of us, being ourselves is the revolution.

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