Our community shares an identity as LGBTQ people, but we also come to the table with a huge array of other identities, all of which are just as important.
The means that when we talk about LGBTQ issues, we also need to be talking about things like race and income and national origin. What does racism look like in our community? What are we doing about things like income inequality and poverty and homelessness? What is the experience of LGBTQ immigrants? If you aren’t quite sure how to begin the conversation, start by listening and learning. Hear the stories of queer people of color, listen to the needs of low-income people in our communities, find out what action is happening and join it. We must all stand in solidarity together.
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Intersection of Race & Sexuality
LGBT Poverty & Hardship
LGBT Youth Homelessness
Health Disparities Among LGBT People of Color
LGBT Families of Color
LGBT Labor Issues
RESOURCES & ORGANIZATIONS
Trans People of Color Coalition
One St. Louis
National Black Justice Coalition
The Arcus Foundation
National People of Color Institute
Queer Women of Color Media Wire
Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project
Latino Equality Alliance
Two-Spirit Resource Directory
Immigration Equality
Southern Poverty Law Center
Pride@Work
Out & Equal Workplace Advocates