DeVonte Glass is a queer, intersectional feminist who attends IUSB. DeVonte grew up in Gary, Indiana and is a senior majoring in Music Performance. He enjoys reading, playing piano, singing, socializing with friends/family, participating in club events and attending club meetings.
This interview could be used in a documentary to give a voice/platform to queer people of color who are often excluded from the conversation when it comes to the LGBTQ+ community. This could inspire young/old queer people of color who often aren't recognized and who have struggled in their own communities. This documentary could be used to give a genuine perspective and to educate those who are not familiar of the struggles one must face when being gay and a person of color.
Q1. What do you aspire to be after you graduate?
Q2. What was it like growing up in a predominately Christian household and being gay?
Q3. What are the obstacles you face as a queer person of color?
Q4. What are problems you see within the LGBTQ+ community?
Q5. What does it mean to be a queer person of color?
Q6, What was life like after you came out to your parents?
Q7. Why is it so important to be heard under the current presidency of Donald Trump?
Q8. What advice do you wish to give to queer POC that are struggling with acceptance from their communities?
Q9. What are some questions straight people should NEVER ask a queer person of color?
Q10. What do you wish people knew about you?
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