An author reads from his memoir: Like so many Black boys who would grow up to love other boys, I would have died had I not found safety in my imagination.
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Black queer pride, church life, and memory meet in a warm, fast-moving conversation.
The episode leans into Pride Month without flattening the people at its center. It moves from Darnell Moore's reflections on safety in imagination to Bishop Yvette Flunder's welcome in an Oakland church, and that turn gives the conversation real shape.
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For when you want Pride talk that starts with hurt and ends in welcome.
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