Bevy Smh Apologiz for Usg Gay Slang

Contents:

• ‘FASHN QUEENS’ HOST BEVY SMH’S APOLOGIZ FOR GAY TWEET
• BEVY SMH APOLOGIZ FOR USG GAY SLANG
• CHANGG PERCEPTNS OF WHAT IS LIKE TO BE GAY MOSW – ONE TOUR AT A TIME

‘FASHN QUEENS’ HOST BEVY SMH’S APOLOGIZ FOR GAY TWEET

While hostg Fashn Queens, she received some backlash about explog Miss Lawrence and Derek J, who are openly gay and have a keen eye for fierce purs and five-ch heels. Fashn Queens’ host Bevy Smh sparked an entertag Twter nversatn after makg a ment about how some young, gay men approach her on the street.

“Fashn Queens” star Bevy Smh was forced to apologize for g prevly acceptable gay slang on her Twter acunt. Smh was addrsg a specific group of gay people on her Twter timele when she tweeted, “Dear Young Gay Men, pls don’t e up to me “queeng” out, I lightly pepper my nvo w/Gay terms but I’m a woman a hello will suffice! On the heels of the show’s but last sprg, an op-ed on the Black gay webse Med noted: “Archetyp of Black people, like the mammie, ‘girliend, ’ or vixen are prevalent to this day.

BEVY SMH APOLOGIZ FOR USG GAY SLANG

And the archetype of ‘gay man’ hasn’t changed much eher, pecially when to Black gay men. We are still given Black gay men that are all drsed up expensive smetics and high heels, wh hairstyl that are even more of a statement. Smh, who says she’s embraced the gay muny and gay culture sce she was an adolcent, reb such remarks.

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CHANGG PERCEPTNS OF WHAT IS LIKE TO BE GAY MOSW – ONE TOUR AT A TIME

Here's the thg about the gay stereotype nversatn; I unrstand what people are sayg and they have a right to the way they feel, but my thg is that if the boys all of a sudn "butched up" or changed directn who they are fortable beg than that would be much more horrible than people beg unfortable bee the boys are fashn flexible and have a b of androgyny about have a right to drs the way they want to, speak the way they want to, as long as they're not hurtg anyone and if I felt any way that they were dog anythg trimental to gays on TV vis-a-vis a stereotype of gay men beg crafty, or ls than honorable, I would say so. Stereotyp be grew up Harlem, but you've always had strong ti to the gay muny, where you were an ambassador of sorts between the fashn and hip-hop or urban style. There is often talk that there is tensn the black muny bee s more homophobic -- how do you react to that?