The article discusses Bob the Drag Queen's debut work, 'Harriet Tubman: Live in Concert,' which imagines Harriet Tubman in modern times as a hip-hop artist and abolitionist. Set to release on March 25, the book blends Tubman's historical significance with humorous and contemporary themes, reflecting on issues like religion, homophobia, and the ongoing struggle for Black liberation. Bob plans to explore Tubman's legacy while embarking on a multi-city book tour, highlighting the impact of both Tubman and other key historical figures in a modern context.
Bob the Drag Queen expresses his fascination with Harriet Tubman, stating he believes her story is one of the most compelling ever, regarding her as a superhero.
The book serves not only as entertainment but also as an emotional exploration of critical social issues, including religion, homophobia, and Black liberation.
Collection
[
|
...
]