Queer Roots, Drag, and Building Community for People of Color

We talk to TAYLOR ALXNDR, co-founder of Southern Fried Queer PRide, drag performer, and musical artist about why there’s a need for LGBTQ spaces that center Black and Brown voices and learn a little about southern queer drag culture.

Links for TAYLOR ALXNDR:

TAYLORALXNDR.COM

Instagram: @tayloralxndr.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tayloralxndr/

House of Alxndr Instagram: @houseofalxndr

Music: https://tayloralxndr.bandcamp.com/

Go to YouTube to see their latest single, Say What You Mean

Links for Southern Fried Queer Pride:

southernfriedqueerpride.com

Instagram:@sfqp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sfqpride

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And for the record, E. Lynn Harris was southern. He was raised in Arkansa and also spent time in Texas.

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