Janaya Khan's guest appearances

Janaya Khan

What's Underneath with StyleLikeU

Néo Géo Nova : Le Portrait

Ashton Applewhite

Bryan Stevenson

Damien Echols

Dana Falsetti

Chani Nicholas

Stacy London

Angela Trimbur

RICHIE RESEDA

Chloe Fineman

Tillett Wright

Lola Kirke

Amani Ballour

Mara Hoffman

Domonique Echeverria

Naomi Shimada

OwlTail

Check out Janaya's full video on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vmpxcq_XZg&amp;t=35s&amp;ab_channel=StyleLikeU

Check out Janaya's full video on YouTube here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vmpxcq_XZg&amp;t=35s&amp;ab_channel=StyleLikeU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vmpxcq_XZg&amp;t=35s&amp;ab_channel=StyleLikeU</a>

BLM Activist Janaya Khan is The Future’s Brightest Light & Wants You to Know You Are Too

Janaya Khan est activiste et co-fondatrice du mouvement Black Lives Matter à Toronto, créé pour demander justice pour deux citoyens canadiens tués par la police en 2014 et 2015, Jermaine Carby et Andrew Loku. Pour Janaya Khan, la police canadienne n’est pas meilleure que la police américaine, et a donc co-fondé le mouvement, frustrée d’entendre qu’au Canada, la situation était moins terrible qu’aux Etats-Unis. Non binaire, iel ne se définit ni comme homme, ni comme femme. Egalement éducatrice pour le progrès social, ces derniers jours, iel s’est donc attelée à expliquer des concepts à l’instar du privilège blanc sur Instagram, et c’est passionnant.  Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Janaya Khan est activiste et co-fondatrice du mouvement Black Lives Matter à Toronto, créé pour demander justice pour deux citoyens canadiens tués par la police en 2014 et 2015, Jermaine Carby et Andrew Loku. Pour Janaya Khan, la police canadienne n’est pas meilleure que la police américaine, et a donc co-fondé le mouvement, frustrée d’entendre qu’au Canada, la situation était moins terrible qu’aux Etats-Unis. Non binaire, iel ne se définit ni comme homme, ni comme femme. Egalement éducatrice pour le progrès social, ces derniers jours, iel s’est donc attelée à expliquer des concepts à l’instar du privilège blanc sur Instagram, et c’est passionnant.  Voir <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Acast.com/privacy</a> pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Le portrait de Janaya Khan

Their own hero, Janaya’s all-black uniform can be packed in 7 minutes flat in case they are called to the front lines as an activist and organizer, where they have the responsibility of redirecting rage and rallying community around politically and socially charged moments. You will also find them wearing black in the boxing ring, where they have learned to punch without apology and where they have found refuge as a black, queer, non-binary person in an inclusive space. Janaya’s heroic qualities are also pronounced by their title of Futurist, which was given to them by members of the Black Lives Matter chapter in Toronto (which they co-created). Janaya speaks to communities around the world about the need to communicate and listen to one another despite the insidious Racism, Bigotry, Transphobia, and Islamophobia that runs rampant in our society. Without communication, they believe we will stay in the same cycles of separation and segregation. Despite a traumatic childhood, or perhaps because of it, living to bridge differences and create more understanding between people of all walks of life is perhaps what most makes Janaya the superhero that they are. This episode is brought to you by Chantelle Lingerie.  Our listeners can take advantage of free shipping by going to chantelle.com and using the coupon code STYLE.

Their own hero, Janaya’s all-black uniform can be packed in 7 minutes flat in case they are called to the front lines as an activist and organizer, where they have the responsibility of redirecting rage and rallying community around politically and socially charged moments. You will also find them wearing black in the boxing ring, where they have learned to punch without apology and where they have found refuge as a black, queer, non-binary person in an inclusive space. Janaya’s heroic qualities are also pronounced by their title of Futurist, which was given to them by members of the Black Lives Matter chapter in Toronto (which they co-created). Janaya speaks to communities around the world about the need to communicate and listen to one another despite the insidious Racism, Bigotry, Transphobia, and Islamophobia that runs rampant in our society. Without communication, they believe we will stay in the same cycles of separation and segregation. Despite a traumatic childhood, or perhaps because of it, living to bridge differences and create more understanding between people of all walks of life is perhaps what most makes Janaya the superhero that they are. This episode is brought to you by Chantelle Lingerie. Our listeners can take advantage of free shipping by going to <a href="https://us.chantelle.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">chantelle.com</a> and using the coupon code STYLE.