In 1997, The Watermelon Woman, the first feature film directed by a Black lesbian, Cheryl Dunye, took an authentic and unapologetic approach to storytelling in a way that was groundbreaking and unprecedented in media. Positive queer representation in film during the 1990s was rare, making the presence of multiple dynamic Black queer characters at the [...]The post Media Myths vs. Reality: What Black Queer Women Want in Relationship Representation first appeared on GLAAD.