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: Edited by Keith Boykin, this collection of essays addresses identity, religion, and overcoming obstacles specifically for young gay men of color. gay black boys
: A "memoir-manifesto" by George M. Johnson that covers childhood memories, bullying, and the joys of queer Black life. Identity formation for Black gay males often involves
: A play by Robert O'Hara that uses satire to explore Black culture and the experience of growing up gay and Black in America. Community and Identity this collection of essays addresses identity