Bridging The Gap: Instead of Talking About Each Other, These Four Black Men, Queer and Straight, are Talking To Each Other
The urgency for unity within the Black community is palpable, but the question of how to unify Black men is elusive.
In the 1984 essay "Brother to Brother: Words from the Heart," Joseph Beam wrote, "Black men loving Black men is an autonomous agenda for the eighties, which is not rooted in any particular sexual, political, or class affiliation, but in our mutual survival."
How do we come together to heal and press forward with love and intentionality?
