We Interviewed Black Queer Trailblazers To Celebrate Black History Month, And Here's Why It's Important
buzzfeed.comBlack History Month, pays homage to exceptional Black queer individuals whose talents and contributions to Black culture and history demand recognition.This year's participants were chosen for their cultural impact and noteworthy advocacy of LGBTQIA+ people.
Whether you're an existing fan or on the cusp of becoming one, we're shining a spotlight on pioneering Black and queer personalities who deserve acknowledgment.
Keep reading for intimate conversations with luminaries such as Angelica Ross (Pose, American Horror Story), Ts Madison (RuPaul's Drag Race), Kalen Allen (The Ellen DeGeneres Show), and critically acclaimed author George M.
Johnson (All Boys Aren't Blue), among other outstanding individuals. Editor's note: This post will be updated weekly.
