I've been looking for queer spaces specifically for black people or at least BIPOC in general. Queer cracKKKers are so blinded by the privilege that they get by being white that they forget to express solidarity in being marginalized when they interact with queer ethnic minorities/people of color. I hope to find something soon. At this rate, I will never lose the caution I have when I'm around bleach demons, and maybe that's for the best.
I've been looking for queer spaces specifically for black people or at least BIPOC in general. Queer cracKKKers are so blinded by the privilege that they get by being white that they forget to express solidarity in being marginalized when they interact with queer ethnic minorities/people of color. I hope to find something soon. At this rate, I will never lose the caution I have when I'm around bleach demons, and maybe that's for the best.
If you live near a major city, womanist groups might be what you're looking for
I've met some cool people on Lex (the app) recently
I don't spend that much time on art unfortunately but art scenes tend to have a lot of us too