Bi+ Black Men is a dialogue-driven platform founded by Robert Saint Michael that centers the lived experiences, identity development, relationships, and cultural realities of Bi+ Black men. Through structured conversations, personal reflection, and community-centered storytelling, the show explores bi erasure, masculinity, mental health, social perception, and the intersections that shape our experiences.

A bisexual black man talks about how labels can restrict a persons access to exploring parts of themselves for the sake of making other people feel comfortable. In a world of colonialism, imagine how different things would be without the historical shaming of gender and sexuality.

A bisexual black man talks about how labels can restrict a persons access to exploring parts of themselves for the sake of making other people feel comfortable. In a world of colonialism, imagine how different things would be without the historical shaming of gender and sexuality. 

003. Dealing with the Labels

A bisexual black man opens up about his experiences with sex as a drug to numb himself from grief and depression. In the end, he learns a valuable lesson as he comes out of his hoe phase.

A bisexual black man opens up about his experiences with sex as a drug to numb himself from grief and depression. In the end, he learns a valuable lesson as he comes out of his hoe phase. 

002. My Dark Twisted Hoe Phase

A bisexual black man reflects on his first experience kissing another man, what surprised him, and why understanding his own masculinity became more important than the kiss itself.

A bisexual black man reflects on his first experience kissing another man, what surprised him, and why understanding his own masculinity became more important than the kiss itself.