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And one reason I’ve thought about that is, I have a lot of iends who are gay. So part of what I love about Marlon Bailey’s great book, you know, “Butch Queens Up Pumps, ” where he talks about Black, gay, and trans ballroom culture, and talks about the six different tegori that we created si the ballroom culture that he was studyg I scribe that my book as a kd of expansn of fixy.
I gus some of the thgs that I would say is, first and foremost, is sort of the bravery of the few, for a long time, g out to the other forms, whether they were makg a statement or not, but let’s say g out as gay, for a long time, g out as trans. Judh Butler wr about this a very important way — is that g out isn’t always jt like a liberatory thg — I’m gay; I’m ee; here I am; I’m a trans woman — bee g out, as she poted out — and I thk ’s a brilliant pot — we often e out to the arms of the law, and to other people’s fns, particularly society’s early on, 1987, when I me out, when I me to the Universy of Utah, I wanted to be out the classroom. So gay folks, queer folks, g out their fai, trans folks g out their fai, nonbary, genr-nonnformg people g out their fai, that has had a massively transformative effect.