Flux Zine: Black Queer Storytelling

Tomás Boatwright

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Queer youth of color are critical and conscious observers of society. Despite limited representation in research and within mainstream gay media, there exists a legacy of queer youth of color contributing acts of resistance in the form of grassroots organizing, storytelling, music, performance, and revision of kinship networks. This article explores a collaborative project, Flux Zine, as an example of queer youth agency and knowledge production to contribute to a symposium on queeruptions.

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