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Fatigue, Fluidity and Compassion: Some Thoughts On the Mister Cee Hot 97 Interview
I just finished listening to the Mister Cee Hot 97 interview and here’s the thing that I think is getting lost in this conversation about this interview: there is genuine love and respect and compassion between two, and then three, … Continue reading
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Tagged black gay men, Black SGL men, Breeze, fluid sexuality, Funkmaster Flex, gay, homosexuality, Hot 97, Mister Cee, SGL, transgender
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Race and Sexuality. Who Gets to Decide?
Ezra Miller is quite eloquent in an interview with AfterElton on why he self-identifies as “queer”: AfterElton: You routinely refer to yourself as “queer,” which I love. It’s an old word, but it’s kind of a new form of self-identification. EM: It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Music, Sexuality
Tagged black bisexual men, black gay men, black self-determination, Ezra Miller, Frank Ocean, LGBT, queer, queer black men, sexuality
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The Wonderful Deepening of Kaldrick King
My thoughts on the character of Kaldrick King on “The L.A. Complex.”
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Posted in Sexuality, Television
Tagged Aaron Paul, Andra Fuller, Benjamin Charles Watson, black gay men, black homosexual men, Black SGL men, Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston, Canadian television show, Canadian TV, Chris, down low, Eugene Clark, Game of Thrones, Golden Globes, Infinite Jest, Jarod Joseph, Jewel Staite, Jon Hamm, Kal, Kal King, Kaldrick King, Mad Men, Raquel Westbrook, Steven James, Tariq, television awards, the DL, the L.A. Complex
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Getting the ‘Invisible Life’ Movies Right
My thoughts on what it will take to make the “Invisible Life” film series truly work.
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Posted in Books, Film, Sexuality
Tagged 80s, AIDS, Basil Henderson, bisexual black men, black bisexual men, black gay films, black gay men, Candace, Cersei Lannister, David Benioff, Deondray Gossett, DL, down low, E. Lynn Harris, film adaptation, film series, franchise, Game of Thrones, gay black men, gay films, HIV, homosexuality, Invisible Life, Irma P. Hall, JL King, John Basil Henderson, Just As I Am, Kelvin, Kyle, Mama Cee, Nicole Springer, Oprah, Quinn, Raymond Tyler, sexuality, The DL Chronicles. Quincy LeNear, Tracey Edmonds, Warner Bros, Yancey Braxton
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