Black LGBT Women Exhibit Strength in Their Visibility
Clutch
6 months 2 weeks ago

Note from GLAAD
Marcus Brock, Media Field Strategist at GLAADImagine having two homes and not being welcomed in either one. That is undoubtedly how Black LGBT ( lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered) women feel in American society. The Black community calls them sinners. The gay community ignores Black women except when they’re funny like Wanda Sykes. Black women have always found a way to overcome racism, sexism, and homophobia to be their authentic selves.
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Clutch shines light on the history of black, LGBT women who have been pioneers for advocacy and expanding the discussion about gender roles.