RuPaul, the legendary drag queen, delves into his past in his new memoir, "The House of Hidden Meanings," revealing his experiences as a Black gay youth in 1970s Atlanta. Despite feeling a disconnect between the Black religious community and the white gay community, RuPaul found strength in his identity. He recalls encountering "masculine white gay men" who harbored self-loathing and internalized homophobia. However, as his career soared, RuPaul embraced his authenticity, forming relationships with those who valued thinking outside the box. Through his journey, RuPaul emphasizes the importance of authenticity and finding one's true tribe.
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