I have had far more difficulties in my life due to being a homosexual than being Black. And I conclude that your sexuality is who and what you are. And your color is what other people say you are.
British singer and poet Labi Siffre, 78, speaking to The Big Issue about living at the intersection of being Black and gay.
If you are Black, you have to put up with the ignorance and arrogance of people who aren’t Black.
If you are a homosexual, you must put up with the ignorance and arrogance of white people, blue people, green people, adult people, children who have been taught very early – just about every group of people.
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