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Description
The primary challenges facing black lesbians and gay men are often internal, not external. The deepest wounds may be self-inflicted, leaving behind the scars of internalized racism and homophobia. With a unique insight for each day of the calendar year, Respecting The Soul helps change this reality by provoking, inspiring, and empowering, while allowing black lesbians and gay men to sensitize family and friends. The book features the wisdom and experience of hundreds of well-known people who have contributed to their collective history, including Alvin Alley, Josephine Baker, James Baldwin, Peter J. Gomes, Lorraine Hansberry, E. Lynn Harris, Little Richard, and RuPaul.
Awards
Lambda Literary Award (Winner — 1999)
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