On today's episode, we are receiving a figure of light, someone who as she states "I use magic to empower myself and others" trough love and self-acceptance doesn't matter the conditions you're being surrounded by. Sol is a Drag Queen, singer, writer, healer and a fabulous witch. Apart from these amazing titles, I can confirm she's one of the best things that has happened to me since lockdown started. She showed me the importance of love whilst being an advocate for social change, a change that must start within yourself.

In our lovely talk, we're going to address Sol's experience as a black gender non-binary person in the queer community and in the black community and how both aspects of her life have been coinciding, drag queen performances as an introspective vehicle beyond the material realm, cherry-picked diversity and the necessity of representing different bodies and minds when addressing the whole LGBTQIA+ acronym, her story growing up in Harlem, New York City, self-healing and forgiveness to move forward.

Sol's article about being black and philanthropy in the workplace - https://www.peakgrantmaking.org/insights/assimilation-and-authenticity-being-black-in-philanthropy/