In conversation
Jason Okundaye in conversation with Gabriel Gbadamosi
Jason Okundaye has published his first book, Revolutionary Acts. He talks to Gabriel Gbadamosi about his drive to normalise writing about black life in his work which focuses on love and brotherhood in black gay Britain.
13th February, 2025
'The black gay film Tongues Untied liberated me. '
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