Geneva Musgrave

Diversity & Inclusion Program Educator

She/Her/Hers

I'm bi and proud. When I tell folks I'm bi, some ask why. They say, “Why would you share such a thing, especially knowing how the world oftentimes views people who are bisexual?” People think that bi people are confused or greedy. And from the time I understood who I am and accepted that for myself, moving through the world became challenging. For a long time, I had to pick, choose, hide or defend my sexuality, but now I refuse to be hidden about who I am, how I love and who I am loving when I love. I am head over heels about the fact that I have been gifted with the best of both worlds and am able to experience what it means to be open to loving and being loved by wonderful people. I am not the things that that people incorrectly associate bisexuality with. I am an out, proud, bi, cisgender, black woman who is in love with me and the gift I present to the world. That’s bi visibility: Living “bi” my standards!