Award-winning poet and disability activist Kay Ulanday Barrett @brownroundboi (they/he) opens up to @chellaman (he/him) and @aaron___philip (she/her) about intersectionality in the queer community. The author of “More Than Organs” discusses how they are not defined by a single trait, such as gender, disability or queerness. Intersectionality, for Kay Ulanday Barrett, Chella Man and Aaron Rose Philip, means embracing all of those traits collectively. But first! 👉 Aaron Rose Philip has the chance to share her interactions with people in New York City’s Washington Square Park, where she asks New Yorkers questions about what intersectionality means to them. The Truth Is is a roundtable series where Chella Man and Aaron Rose Philip dive into pressing issues in the queer community that have long been overlooked — from gender dysphoria and coming out, to intersectionality and dating as a trans person. #KayUlandayBarrett #ChellaMan #AaronRosePhillip #Transgender #TheTruthIs #Disability #Intersectionality