Dr. Michael P. Jeffries discusses his book 'Black and Queer on Campus' and the challenges faced by LGBTQ college students. He explores the lack of attention given to Black LGBTQ students on campuses, the impact of stereotypes and threats to their safety, and the ways they build queer identities. The podcast highlights the importance of centering young queer black individuals, learning from the black queer radical tradition, and creating inclusive spaces for these students.

Author Michael P. Jeffries discusses the challenges faced by Black and queer college students on campus, exploring topics such as safe spaces, stereotypes, and building queer identities. The podcast sheds light on the often-hidden lives of Black LGBTQ students and how educational institutions can better serve them. It also highlights the influence of family support or discouragement, the relationship between black religiosity and queerness, and the significance of the black queer radical tradition in academia.