Terna, Boston, MA, US 2015 I am a Nigerian-Liberian American. I identify as black. I use queer most of the time, but I think it is important to say bisexual. Something else that’s important to me is that, as much as is possible, especially if I’m going to an event, I wear some sort of African clothing. It’s an ongoing struggle, having both my African identity and my identity as a queer person. It makes me feel sad that I have to be accepted by anyone. That feeling of being outside is not one that I enjoy or take pride in.