Eugene, like, thousands of emails he sent me over the year, commenting on my outfits or just sending love, willie. yeah, he was love, wasn t he? some people just have a presence. andre had that. when he walked into any room, your eyes went to him. the gravity of the room shifted toward him. his story is extraordinary. eugene daniels, i mean, he grew up in the segregated south. a gay black man in durham, north carolina. living with his grandmother. you can imagine what that was like for him in the segregated south back then. yup. he had a vision, an escape. he d read the pages of vogue magazine. he said, i want to get to wherever that is someday. i ll be dammed if he didn t do it. one of the things, growing up as a black gay person who wanted to be a reporter, you didn t see a lot of people who look like you, who loved like you, in any
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