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In Our Shoes: A Roundtable On Black Queer Power By Patrisse Cullors

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This interview was curated by Patrisse Cullors and printed in the July/August issue of The Advocate magazine, guest edited by Michelle Garcia.

Click HERE to subscribe to The Advocate and Out magazines! When organizer and artist Patrisse Cullors said she wanted to participate in The Advocate’s feature on the Black Lives Matter movement, we knew it was a perfect opportunity to bring together some of the most important voices in the Black LGBTQ+ space.

Cullors, who cofounded Black Lives Matter with fellow organizers Opal Tometi and Alicia Garza in 2013, has been a force in grassroots organizing, especially in her hometown of Los Angeles.From leading efforts to reform local jails to building artistic spaces to help her community heal from.

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