Paul Burston

In this lively discussion, author and activist Paul Burston shares insights from his decades of chronicling queer life. The panel delves into the media that has shaped LGBTQ+ identity, including groundbreaking films and books, while reflecting on how these narratives foster resilience. They critique corporate Pride and analyze the impact of algorithm-driven content. Personal stories highlight the powerful role of literature and music in self-acceptance, emphasizing the need for unity and activism amid ongoing challenges for the community.

In this engaging discussion, Paul Burston, a prominent author and activist, joins comedian Sharon Wanjohi to celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month. They shine a light on both celebrated icons and overlooked figures in queer history, addressing the complexities of identity and representation. The conversation dives into the importance of diverse narratives, the role of queer villains in media, and the societal challenges that come with activism. With humor and insight, they navigate the ongoing struggles and triumphs of the LGBTQ+ community.