A Pansexual Perspective WITH Jah'Zuri: Homophobia within the African American community, Acceptance in the LGBTQ world and Black Lives Matter vs Gay Lives Matter
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In this week’s episode of The Queerly Blax Show, I had a conversation with Jah’Zuri, we talked about her experience with homophobia within African American centered spaces, her coming out story and her journey to acceptance in the LGBT world. Check it out!
0:11- Queerly Blax Introduction
1:01- Jah’Zuri Guest introduction
2:06- First memories of queerness
3:10- Came out to brother while watching apollo
4:10- Got outed by brother in front of whole family
6:36- Older cousin came out to her & Jah’s process for forming language for her sexuality
8:18- Pansexual described
14:05- National coming out day announcement
15:20- Finding social acceptance being out and active in LGBT organizations
17:58- Resistance in process of openly apart of the LGBT community and other organizations
19:01- Subculture of homophobia within African American culture
30:09- Journey through Gender expression
34:45- Kids perspective on queerness
37:16- Giving advice to parents with queer children
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