Welcome to Dry Roses & Watery Peaches, Parts 1 & 2. This week we split the discussion into 2 episodes because we had a lot to say on our topics: Bachelor Nation and Netflix's Ginny & Georgia. We stand with Rachel Lindsay and want to learn more about Norah from Wellsbury. Both of these shows have brought up quite a lot of feelings related to our personal lives, and we wanted to invite you to this conversation.
Trigger Warning: We heavily discuss race, being multi-racial in the United States, depictions of minority groups in film & television, and our personal experiences in the world in these 2 episodes.
Disclaimer: We recorded this on 3/6/21 and shared our perspective at the time. New information from other perspectives and communities is continually surfacing, and we want to make sure are able to promote as many voices as possible here. We will continually update our show notes with links to new articles and fact check the information presented.
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