Casual conversation between young queer Black Canadians on an Instagram Live two days ago. I was in shock, I just left the conversation. How can someone be afraid of Africa because they are queer and not be afraid of literally the rest of the world because they are Black? What is worse: being queer in Africa or being queer AND Black in America? It was so sad. I was clearly the only person in the convo who actually lived in Africa because the "zebra" part didn't seem to offend anyone. Don't disrespect our continent. I'm sick and tired of African expats using Africa as a threat to educate their kids. My parents sent me to Europe when I was only 15 and it seriously f*cked me up. But I'm sure that if that person's LGBTphobe of a father had told them "If you're gay I'm sending you to Europe", they would have come out every day. The closet's door would have fallen off. Picture 5: The Lion King 2 Picture 8: @jidenna . . . . . . . . . #shortstories #joguestin #jogustin #storytelling #briefencounter #randomstory #randomstories #funnystory #funnystories #histoirecourte #anecdote #anecdotes #anecdoteoftheday #anecdotedujour #bipoc #africa #thisisafrica #dontdisrespect #decolonize #zebras https://www.instagram.com/p/B2XRXb4j6G5/?igshid=148qcqaiwlw2l










