(he/him) Writer for @awfmag, @QueerWindow and @BNWImprov. Coordinator for @mprnews. Sketch, Theater, and All Things Satire. Black, Queer, and Thriving
Minneapolis, MN
Joined June 2013
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Who people must think listens to voicemails at @MPRnews based on their CHOICE OF WORDS vs who actually is checking them
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Here’s your first look at #PokemonWindsWaves 🍃🌊 Learn more about the main characters and special Pikachu in this announcement trailer!
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First look at Michelle Yeoh, Michelle Yeoh, Michelle Yeoh and Michelle Yeoh in Sean Baker’s short film ‘SANDIWARA’
Releasing on February 20.
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The first trailer for Hayley Kiyoko's film adaptation of her novel ‘GIRLS LIKE GIRLS’ has been released.
The film follows a coming-of-age story where the new-girl-in-town Coley falls in love for the first time while learning to accept herself
In theaters on June 19.
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heated rivalry 🤝bridgerton s4
asian mc falls for a bisexual white boy but they are kept apart by the expectations of others and there’s a cottage
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“she was over dancing” she’s literally moving in sync with yunjin.. this is how they taught her the dance xitter.gq/meiyokies/status/20144…
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Mr. Twin Cities Leather 2026, Denzel Belin (@from_washington), is a 32-year-old “Black bisexual bombshell” writer, performer, director and actor who discovered Twin Cities Leather on moving to Mpls post-grad from St. Olaf College. Read more at loom.ly/S2lPMRg
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Former NBL star AJ Ogilvy comes out as gay:
“There’s now a place for us to have this conversation, to be able to talk as openly as this. I was very lucky with my career, I got to travel the world and get paid to play basketball, which is such a privilege. I probably didn’t live my life as authentically as [I] probably could have during my time. Part of it was a view that it was just my business, but the world shifted between our generations, when marriage equality vote rolled around [in 2017], I was very vocal around that while still not publicly saying, ‘I’m a gay man.’ I think for a long time it was, ‘I want to be a basketballer, and to be a basketballer I had to be this — I have to present as straight. I have to not show this side of my personality.’ So I had two social media accounts. One that I’d use for basketball stuff, and one that I just had friends on where I could be more open. Growing up, it wasn’t just in basketball; it was like media as a whole — it just wasn’t positive portrayals of gay relationships. It was more, ‘It’s going to be a sad life, a lonely life.’ [It] definitely weighed on me pretty heavily.”
