Black Masculinity

Lyrik London Celebrates Black Queer Men, Challenges Effemiphobia in Stunning Film ‘BLACK BOI MAJIK’

Lyrik London is not interested in being the token gay man for heterosexual consumption, nor is he interested in dimming his light, his strut, his speech, or his art to make others comfortable. To paraphrase the great Black lesbian poet Audre Lorde, he insists on defining himself for himself, rather than being crunched into other people’s fantasies and eaten alive.

Lyrik London Celebrates Black Queer Men, Challenges Effemiphobia in Stunning Film ‘BLACK BOI MAJIK’