I Got a Story to Tell: Black Lives in Print 2.0

Appeal for donations for a memorial for the activist Marsha P. Johnson.

"To be a male who is both Black and Gay is often referred to as "the greatest taboo". Growing up with such a stigma presents the young Africa-American homosexual with a lifetime of dilemmas. This book gives Black Gay youth a comprehensive guide to embracing their identity and developing into a proud, strong, and powerful member of their communities."

An anthology of poetry, essays, plays, and art of 32 black gay writers published by Other Countries, a New York City not-for-profit organization formed by a collective of black gay male writers organized with the purpose to develop, promote, and cultivate literary, cultural, and social endeavors and pursuits relevant to the experience of black gay men.

Short stories about interracial lesbian relationships