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  • Event: Return of the Black Yogis

    After the Pride celebrations wind down, reconnect and join the Black Yogis for an afternoon of outdoor yoga and mindfullness and a picnic in Hyde Park, London.

  • Event: Let’s Have A Blackout Cultural KiKi – The African Gaze

    We begin a series of social events to explore art and cultural spaces. The first is the V&A African Heritage tours that reveals the fascinating Afro-European narratives within the V&A’s Europe 1600 – 1815 Galleries.

  • Read: ‘B’ your true self

    ‘B’ is a new idea for a duet, seeking to explore the issues of being both black and gay. ‘B’ explores masculinity, intimacy, identity and being your ‘true self’.

  • Event: B

    B is a new duet from GerrardMartinDance which deals with issues around being Black and same-gender loving – exploring masculinity, intimacy, identity and what it is to ‘B’ our true selves.

  • Watch: Black Boy Joy in action

    Last Thursday we had a great time celebrating Black Boy Joy with friends at the Ku Bar in London’s Leicester Square. Thanks to all who made it down, everyone who inspired us on stage, and to Nash from Let’s Talk Queer POC for his work creating the event. #BlackBoyJoy in action right now @Kubar –…

  • Read: ParTyboi 101; what is chemsex?

    Get the background ahead of our screening of parTyboi on Thu Read: ParTyboi 101; what is chemsex? #chemsexwhileblack

  • Event: Chemsex while black – UK premiere of ‘ParTyboi: black diamonds in ice castles’ – 5th April 2018

    UK Premiere of doc ‘parTyboi’ 5th Apr 2018, Central London, with Q+A with director, Micheal Rice. @BlkOutUK and @56DeanStreet working to support black queer men. Join the conversation #chemsexwhileblack

  • Event: rise of the art machine

        In association with BFI Flare, Art Machine present Rise Friday 23rd March, 12.00 – 17.00 Get FREE tickets here This one-day programme elevates the narratives of QTIPOC (queer, transgender and intersex people of colour), by providing a platform to examine the importance of inclusion, both on and off screen, whilst inspiring a generation…