African and Black Queer Experience and Public Education
Content note: This article discusses social manipulation, sex, reputational harm, police involvement, intoxication, racism, sexual shame, and friendship betrayal. Names and identifying details have been changed or withheld. This is …
PART 3: When Access Becomes a Weapon — My UK Black Queer Social Cruelty Experience Read More
Content note: This article discusses social exclusion, reputational harm, gossip, public shaming, minority stress[5], and some references to group sex and chemsex-adjacent social spaces. Introduction: When Harm Does Not Need …
The Role of ‘Runners’ in Distributing Harm in UK Black Queer Spaces Read More
The Mechanics of Social Isolation in Black Queer Spaces Social exclusion in UK Black queer communities often follows a predictable and escalating pattern that may not be obvious to ordinary …
5 Stages of Group Exclusion: How UK Black Queer Men Freeze Out a Target Read More