Listen to these black LGBTQ artists making waves across genres:
100 ways you can take action against racism right nowThe Flint, Michigan-bred singer arrived in 2017 with her empowering ballad"I Am Her," which she wrote in a prison cell while serving a 10-year sentence for robbing a convenience store, in a desperate attempt to fund her gender-affirmation surgery.
The 23-year-old has rapped candidly about boyfriends and celebrity crushes – Shawn Mendes and Zayn Malik, among them – since coming out in 2016, but has bristled at labels such as"queer icon." "I don't want to be labeled as 'queer rapper', I just want to be a rapper," he told."I have to exist in a homophobic space in order to make change and that homophobic space would be the hip-hop community.
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