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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 1H 38M

Queer Black Identity, Visibility & Art in the Digital Age (ft. Steven Underwood)

from Keepin' It a Bean · host Marquise Davon

Welcome Steven Underwood to Keepin' It a Bean. This will be a deep conversation on leadership, power, and the tensions between critique and protectionism in Black communities. We explore Black storytelling, representation, and the Black Digital Arts Renaissance; covering authenticity, sensuality, visibility, queer Black experiences, and how the attention economy shapes Black art and artists online. Honest, critical, and nuanced about transformation, growth, and the costs of speaking up.Follow Steven Underwood Instagram Substack Buy "Forever for the Culture" Follow Marquise DavonTop takeawaysSystems dependency, leadership, and power dynamicsNavigating critique vs. Black protectionism and institutional disconnectQueer Black identity, visibility, body image, and privilegeBlack Digital Arts Renaissance: authenticity, attention economy, and artistic challengesBalancing personal expression with political critique; transformation in the digital space

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