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Queer Mississippi (Complete Collection)
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Publication Date
8-7-2020
Abstract
In this interview, Stephanie Bell discusses her journey to discovering her gender identity and sexuality. She discusses her experiences growing up in rural Mississippi as a Black masculine-presenting lesbian, and the ostracization she faced after coming out as a teenager from the church and teenage peers. Bell also notes the impact religion had on her becoming more accepting of her identity. In college, Bell decided to devote her life to LGBTQ Youth Advocacy and Mentorship. As the Director of the Metamorphosis Project at OUTMemphis, Bell uses her story to assist and inspire Homeless LGBTQ Youth.
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audio recording
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In copyright. For permission to duplicate, repost, or otherwise re-use these images, please contact the Invisible Histories Project: Mississippi
Recommended Citation
Bell, Stephanie and Buckingham, Danielle, "Bell, Stephanie" (2020). Queer Mississippi (Complete Collection). 45.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/queerms/45
Abstract
Bell, Stephanie_data sheet.docx.pdf (93 kB)
Data Sheet
Bell, Stephanie_interview audio.mp3 (13053 kB)
Audio File
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