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Racial Roleplay For Ancestral Healing With Dr Michael Curtis

Racial Roleplay For Ancestral Healing With Dr Michael Curtis

Update: 2025-05-16
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In this episode we go deep with Dr. Michael Curtis into the rarely discussed world of race play. Race play is a kink that explores racial power dynamics through consensual role-play, often within the queer community.
When held in a safe, conscious container, it can become a portal for healing ancestral pain and systemic trauma. We also unpack the term BBC—Big Black Cock and its origins, meanings, and modern use in porn and fetish culture. This episode is provocative, tender, and necessary—for those ready to face discomfort in service of liberation and love.

We Discuss ~



+ Race play as consensual kink for exploring racial power dynamics.
+ How it can heal ancestral trauma and systemic racism.
+ The origins of “BBC” from racist fetishization during slavery.
+ Compassion bridging the gap between our differences.
+ How weird kink can open deep doors to healing.
Dr. Michael Curtis is a licensed family therapist who has spent over 10 years helping queer men of color feel confident, healthy, and true to themselves.






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Racial Roleplay For Ancestral Healing With Dr Michael Curtis

Racial Roleplay For Ancestral Healing With Dr Michael Curtis

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