Jason Okundaye, a writer known for his insight on Black gay narratives, discusses his debut book, which focuses on the experiences of seven Black gay men in Brixton. Joined by Tom Crewe, they delve into the complexities of identity, activism, and the historical context of race and sexuality in Britain. The conversation highlights the importance of remembrance and storytelling in preserving these personal histories while addressing systemic challenges faced by the community. Their dialogue is both poignant and reflective, shedding light on the evolution of social spaces for Black gay individuals.
