Kareem Khubchandani

Kristina Wong, a comedian and performance artist, is joined by Kareem Khubchandani, an educator and scholar, and Jocelyn Jackson, a chef and community organizer. They dive into the powerful role of aunties in shaping families and communities. The conversation highlights how these figures redefine care and act as catalysts for social change. With personal stories, they explore the emotional and cultural significance of aunties, especially in challenging times, celebrating their impact on individual identities and community resilience.

Kareem Khubchandani discusses his book 'Decolonize Drag', exploring gender, colonialism, and drag performance. He critiques RuPaul's Drag Race for its white supremacy and capitalism. The discussion delves into the lack of support and transphobia on a reality show, as well as the influence of race, location, and disability on drag performances.

Dr. Kareem Khubchandani discusses decolonizing drag, highlighting gender, colonialism, and resistance in performances. The podcast explores the intersection of drag with societal norms, authenticity, and inclusivity. It delves into the political histories of clothing, challenging norms and representation in performances.