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Young Queer Black Men Have a Conversation With Community Leaders About Navigating Normative Spaces

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 · 7:00 PM PDT · Rainier Arts Center
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Young Queer Black Men Have a Conversation With Community Leaders About Navigating Normative Spaces
A community conversation led by The Alain Locke Initiative featuring young Black and Brown queer men speaking with community leaders about navigating normative spaces. The event creates space for these young leaders to share their truth, build community, and imagine futures filled with possibility.

Lineup

  • Demontrice Bigham - Founder & Executive Director Demontrice Bigham is the visionary founder and Executive Director of the Alain Locke Initiative. With a passion for education, advocacy, and leadership development, Demontrice has spent over a decade working in the nonprofit and human services sector, ensuring that marginalized communities have access to resources, mentorship, and professional growth opportunities.

  • Join the Movement. Be the Change. Live the Legacy At The Alain Locke Initiative we believe in the transformative power of mentorship rooted in cultural pride, authenticity, and excellence. Whether you're a young Black man seeking guidance, or a professional ready to share your wisdom, you have a place in this movement ! Mentors are the heart of our initiative.

Venue

3515 S Alaska St, Seattle, WA 98118, USA · Columbia City, Seattle

Source

Found on rainierartscenter.org