Raquel Willis, Black trans rights activist and journalist, reflects on her journey in Black trans rights activism in her new memoir. She discusses the importance of transgender visibility and the challenges faced by Black trans individuals. Willis also critiques the romanticization of Marsha P. Johnson's story and the inadequate support from white organizations.

Raquel Willis, a writer and activist known for her memoir "The Risk It Takes to Bloom," and Eliel Cruz, an organizer and columnist with Gay Times, dive into the significance of the Gender Liberation March in D.C. They discuss connecting reproductive rights with medical transitions in a challenging political landscape. The conversation emphasizes the urgency of intersectional activism beyond elections, the importance of grassroots movements, and the need for authentic media representation of trans issues. Together, they highlight how gender liberation can empower all communities.

Hasan Minhaj's 'emotional truths' disrupted The Daily Show's host search. Matt Rife's downfall as a TikTok-favorite stand-up. Nick Bargatze rises as a star in the comedy industry. Raquel Willis discusses her memoir as a Black transgender activist.