PRINCE SHAKUR is a multi-medium artist, educator, and organizer committed to exploring queer Black histories and radical narratives through storytelling. Since 2014, he has combined grassroots organizing with cultural journalism, contributing to Teen Vogue and Commune Magazine while advocating within movements like Black Lives Matter. In 2018, he received the GLAAD Rising Star Grant for his POC-focused travel series, Two Woke Minds, and published his memoir, When They Tell You To Be Good, with Tin House Books in 2022. Prince mentors emerging writers to challenge conventional Black histories through multimedia projects, share writing resources online, and address political issues on his podcast, THE DUGOUT. His forthcoming book projects promise to further innovate at the intersection of art and activism.
Prince Shakur
Books by Prince Shakur
![Carmen Maria Machado, Tucker Lieberman, Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Bishakh Som, Joe Vallese, Bruce Owens Grimm, Zefyr Lisowski, Richard Scott Larson, Samuel Autman, Jen Corrigan, Addie Tsai, Prince Shakur, Viet Dinh, Ryan Dzelzkalns, Sarah Fonesca, Jonathan Robbins Leon, Laura Maw, Carrow Narby, Sachiko Ragosta, Sumiko Saulson, Will Stockton, Grant Sutton, Tosha R. Taylor, S. Trimble, Steffan Triplett, Spencer Williams: It Came from the Closet (Paperback, 2022, The Feminist Press at CUNY)](/images/covers/431fa859-2e2e-4eee-b0d3-1eff04ce2d38.jpeg)
It Came from the Closet
by Carmen Maria Machado, Tucker Lieberman, Jude Ellison S. Doyle, and 23 others