The LGBTQ Tour of Color

The LGBTQ Tour of Color Black LGBTQ Authors However, men who have s*x with men between the ages of 13-24 have the greatest rate of new HIV

infections.

The LGBTQ Tour of Color

In a time where it is legal for same-s*x couples to marry, using PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) can

prevent the spread of HIV, a transgendered woman of color is the lead in The Rocky Horror Picture Show

remake, and the unemployment rate is under five percent, the United States has made unprecedented

progress. Transgender women of color have alarming su***de and unemployment rates. Over seventy

percent of transgender women of color are unemployed, and many of them work in the s*x industry. And, addiction-drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death. Where do the sources of disconnect lie? The authors of The LGBTQ Tour of Color have some insight on

these topics that most politicians, religious leaders, and healthcare providers refuse to discuss. Victor Yates, 2016 Lambda Literary Award Winner for LGBT Debut Fiction, is the author of A Love Like

Blood; Half Somali and Cuban, 17-year old Carsten Tynes, deals with the intricacies of s*xuality, race,

Americanism, syncretism, and migration under his dying father& #39;s abusive hand. Website:

www.victoryates.wordpress.com

Craig “The Writer” Stewart, author of Words Never Spoken and One Thing for Certain, Two Things for

Sure, memoir series contains penetrating commentary on drug addiction, incarceration, and

transitioning from dating women to men. Website: www.CraigTheWriterStewart.com

Toni Newman, author of I Rise, the first African-American transgender memoir in the U.S., is the story of

her transformation from an effeminate, conflicted male to a proud and educated transgendered

woman. Website: www.tonidnewman.com

A.D. Burks, author of S*x and Surrender: An Addict’s Journey, graphically recounts his 12-year s*xual

addiction and how he finally reconciled his s*xuality and spirituality. In the 4 STEPS: A Practical Guide to

Breaking the Addictive Cycle, Burks provides a framework to break the addictive cycle and uncover the

sources of pain which trigger addiction. Website: www.the4stepsguide.com

GOALS of The LGBTQ Tour of Color:

- Prepare the future leaders of the current and next generation to be more knowledgeable and

compassionate to the issues facing the LGBTQ community of color

- Educate attendees on how the intersections of race, religion, gender roles and s*xuality affect the

LGBTQ community and society

- Educate audience members about the transgender community

- Encourage attendees to lead authentic lives

- Deliver HIV awareness messaging that resonates beyond traditional Public Service Announcements

- Explain how undiagnosed cases of s*x addiction are increasing HIV and STI rates

- Explain the signs and dangers of addiction

- Explore how The 4 STEPS can break the addictive cycle

- Address the stigma that the LGBTQ community of color faces within religious organizations

- Bridge the divide between intergenerational groups

- Empower current and future generations of the LGBTQ community of color to thrive and not just

survive

Coordinator of the Tour:

A.D. Burks

[email protected]

http://www.lgbtqtourofcolor.com

713.498.5431

Address

Los Angeles, CA

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