
About this episode
I got a chance to speak with fellow off-work-due-to-COVID exotic dancer, Devon, this week. She identifies as an Afro-Indigenous and queer individual and I had the opportunity to catch up with her on the Black Lives Matter movement and Juneteenth. She had attended both of the peaceful and anti-racist rallies in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on June 5th and 19th and was able to contribute to the latter through song. She performed her original song, "I Can't Breathe" at Sunset Beach where the march ended and reflected on her experience performing such a heavy piece in front of thousands. Her employment in the sex industry was physically short, recently celebrating her 1-year anniversary; however, she was able to shift her work online which she is enjoying. Learn more about our thoughtful conversation and the current projects she is currently working on in this episode.
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