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Here is the sermon #AlexUInn shared with #MCCSanFrancisco on June 8, 2025 as part of the Progress Pride Flag Worship Series. 💜
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Meet Alex U. Inn, the people’s choice Pride community grand marshal
By Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez
Jun 21, 2017
Alex U. Inn is a drag king, a performer who founded the hip-hop drag troupe Momma’s Boyz, and this year’s people’s choice Pride community grand marshal.
An advocate for “justice and equality,” according to the SF Pride Board of Directors, Alex was named to sainthood by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and has been a “critical force” for LGBTQI groups like the SF LGBT Center, MyNameIs Coalition, SF Pride’s NECTAR/Women’s Stage, UNLEASH! Dance Party for Women, and Committee for Queer Justice.
They also founded the KINGDOM! Drag King House to fundraise for the LGBTQI community.
Alex, who lives in Berkeley and was raised in San Francisco, sat down with the San Francisco Examiner at Cafe Flore in the Castro District to speak about music, history and the LGBT struggle writ large.
How old were you when you first came out here?
I was a young kid when I came here. When I became queer in The City, I was 23 — that’s where we can start.
I went to Penn State first then I did a year [at San Francisco State] because I wanted to run track. The black civil rights resistance was very strong at S.F. State. That’s right. Angela Davis was one of our key supporters.
Tell me about your coming-out story.
It was easier because it was a city that opened their arms to queer people, and you knew where to go to feel comfortable. I played softball. I was a go-go dancer for many years for the queer clubs.
For me, that was the way of learning my community and being accepted. And my political stuff came because of the color of my skin. Every day was a struggle.
Some of these bars were very racist. They’d ask for three IDs. If it was ho
How would you say your drag king persona took shape? Alex U. Inn is Alex U. Inn. My drag name is Alex; I let you in. My given name is Carmen Alex Morrison … I
They have merged into one.
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#AlexUInn: Meet Alex U. Inn, the people’s choice Pride community grand marshal By Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez Jun 21, 2017 Alex U. Inn is a drag king, a performer who founded the hip-hop drag troupe Momma’s Boyz, and this year’s people’s choice Pride community grand marshal. An advocate for “justice and equality,” according to the SF Pride Board of Directors, Alex was named to sainthood by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and has been a “critical force” for LGBTQI groups like the SF LGBT Center, MyNameIs Coalition, SF Pride’s NECTAR/Women’s Stage, UNLEASH! Dance Party for Women, and Committee for Queer Justice. They also founded the KINGDOM! Drag King House to fundraise for the LGBTQI community. Alex, who lives in Berkeley and was raised in San Francisco, sat down with the San Francisco Examiner at Cafe Flore in the Castro District to speak about music, history and the LGBT struggle writ large. How old were you when you first came out here? I was a young kid when I came here. When I became queer in The City, I was 23 — that’s where we can start. I went to Penn State first then I did a year [at San Francisco State] because I wanted to run track. The black civil rights resistance was very strong at S.F. State. That’s right. Angela Davis was one of our key supporters. Tell me about your coming-out story. It was easier because it was a city that opened their arms to queer people, and you knew where to go to feel comfortable. I played softball. I was a go-go dancer for many years for the queer clubs. For me, that was the way of learning my community and being accepted. And my political stuff came because of the color of my skin. Every day was a struggle. Some of these bars were very racist. They’d ask for three IDs. If it was ho How would you say your drag king persona took shape? Alex U. Inn is Alex U. Inn. My drag name is Alex; I let you in. My given name is Carmen Alex Morrison … I They have merged into one. 🛟
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PAPI RICO PRESENTS…
“The People’s March”
April 12, 2025
As curated by the AbFab:
@sisterroma.bsky.social
Co—led by Juanita MORE!:
@missmore8.bsky.social
+ #AlexUInn — Pro Activist
Remastered by by lil’ ol’ me
#peoplesmarch
#resist
XO,
Papi Rico
aka CJ Knight
In SF
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