Tongues Untied: On 'Barbershop Conversations,' Black Masculinity, and Sexuality →
This is our second conversation as part of our Huffington Post series, “Tongues Untied: Wade Davis, II and Darnell L. Moore in Conversation.” (Read the first conversation here.) The title of our column is our way of paying tribute to the many black gay men who have given us the language and ancestral strength to freely live our lives as black gay men today. Many will notice that our title bears the name of Marlon Riggs’ semi-documentary film Tongues Untied, which brought to the fore a vital conversation on racial and sexual difference in the U.S.
