Famous gay black men (and women)

Latinos/ Hispanics are very underrepresented as a whole. They're the largest group in the US outside of whites so why aren't the Oscars full of Latino or Hispanic actors and actresses?

Its a lot of factors...most black celebrities personal lives don't get as much mainstream media coverage, gay or straight. Also black celebrities in general were more private pre-social media. Gay black celebs also tend to come out publicly later in life when they don't have as much media spotlight.

What R1 said. I think black people are definitely getting way more representation than any other minority. Hispanic and Asian people are frequently excluded.

Most Black celebrities depend on Black audiences as their fanbase. Since homophobia is high among them, the Black celebrities can't jeopardize their stardom by coming out.

Blacks comprise 12% of the population in the USA. Latinos comprise 16.7%. I really dont think the ratio in entertainament world is that bad. The place where they dont show up nearly as much is in the business aspect of the industry.

As a black female lesbian, I'm beginning to feel like something is wrong with me, as there are few women of color, who identify as lesbian. It's possible that since I live in suburban central Florida, I'm just not in an area they frequent, but it still seems like there ought to be more. I see Caucasian lesbians and Hispanic lesbians, but not African American lesbian couples.

Wands Sykes is my get down,

^^ it's the boobs; love them. She can so hit it. You can have Lena Waite.

R6 because powerful black women like Oprah choose to remain in the closet.

RuPaul is black and is one of the most famous gay men in the world.

Is Oprah really really really with Gayle?

Or is it wishful thinking?

R11 That’s been the rumor for years. Stedman and Oprah bead for each other. Her relationship with Gayle is very friendly. More like partners than “best friends”. They always deny it, but it hasn’t stopped people from suspecting they are scissoring.

Beard not bead

The Venerable Bede

Queen Latifah.

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Oh, dear.

ALOT ALOT ALOT ALOT ALOT ALOT ALOT ALOT X INFINITY

And ifvya don't like that I got lost fer ya? Ya like lotsa? You can groan and oh dear till yet dead on that one! Cuz there's lotsa us! Pay yet goddamn taxes n get us some better education systems whydontya!

Oh dear my asshole

Black people worked long and hard to get to where they are in entertainment today and America a longevity everything else we have. Hispanics haven't faced the unique injustices African Americans have faced in this country.

I don't think anyone should be questioning anything good that's happened for black people in America. We earned it and no one gave us anything. After everything blacks in this country have been through, the thinking should be they're finally reaping the rewards and benefits they should've gotten long ago.

I've noticed something about people in America. It's always a second thought when it comes to anything black people have in this country. No one else has to face questions about they're prosperity in America, it's always why do black people have what they have.

Our ancestors did build this country for free after all. Believe me, we deserve so much more then what we actually have and one day we'll get it.

“There’s”, OP? Really?

Sorry, THURRS.

Billy Porter, Colman Domingo, Janelle Monae, Wanda Sykes, Tituss Burgess, Lil Nas X, Jussie Smolett, Darryl Stephens, Frank Ocean, Amandla Stenberg, RuPaul.

Unbelievable how delusional and self servicing some blacks are. Apparently they invented oppression, no one suffer like them, no one worked as hard as them, give me a fucking break.

I like black

R23 African Americans sit very prominently throughout American history because of our struggles.

r23, shouldn't you be at your Klan meeting?

*cough*WillAndJada*cough*