Cross-posted from The Blog and the Bullet.
Ann blogs:
When many people think of queer youth, the image of white boys and girls comes to mind. The voices of black and brown queer youth are silenced; the faces of black and brown queer youth are invisible. Black and brown queer youth are desparately seeking their own space to love—-and be loved. To be accepted and not marginalised; to be respected, not rejected. To be understood. Not hated, not feared. They are cultural refugees, wandering, searching, longing for an indentity and yearning to belong.
Filed under: Contemporary Racism, LGBTQI Issues, North America, People of Color, White Supremacy
