Blair Imani is a writer, historian, and activist from the United States. She says that she is black, queer, bisexual, and Muslim. She is a part of the Black Lives Matter movement and is known for protesting the shooting of Alton Sterling and Executive Order 13769.
Blair Imani is a well-known activist. He is better known by his family name, Blair Imani. On October 31, 1993, she was born in . is a city in the United States that is both beautiful and full of people. Blair Imani began his work life as an activist. In her early life, after she had finished school,
Blair Imani NetWorth
Blair, who made $3 million and $5 million, has a net worth of Most of Blair’s money that came from her Yeezy sneakers. She lied about how big her business was over the years, but the money she made from her job was real—enough to make it one of the biggest paydays for a celebrity ever. A big part of her basic income comes from the fact that she is a successful activist.
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Blair Imani’s Personal Life
Blair became a Muslim in 2015 because he felt uncomfortable in Christian churches and found comfort in Islam. During the Black Lives Matter protests after the Chapel Hill shooting in 2015, Imani decided to contact nearby mosques to fight for both Black lives and the rights and safety of Muslims in America.
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This eventually led to her becoming a Muslim. She said that she would read the Quran because it helped her feel closer to God.
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Blair Imani on Her Bisexuality
I first realized I was “not like the other kids” back when I was 8. I had a crush on this boy in my grade, and I simultaneously had a crush on his older sister. I remember feeling alarmed and trying to convince myself that it was probably because they looked similar but I couldn’t shake the feeling that the crushes stood independent of each other.
Back then in the early 2000s bisexuality wasn’t discussed very often. It 𝘸𝘢𝘴 brought up to insinuate some male celebrity was “secretly gay,” or discussed as something that made someone “promiscuous.” Both of these things are biphobic bullshit and in my case, it made me think bisexuality must “not be real.” I decided I must be a lesbian! I wasn’t really aware that sexual orientation isn’t a binary thing of straight & gay.
When I was 15 I came out to my mom, @krissylupu. Mom is very hip and educated on child development so she likely peeped at my queer energy. I made her get up from her home office and sit on the couch in the living room before ceremoniously revealing, “MOTHER, I AM A LESBIAN!” 
Without skipping a beat she said, “No, you’re probably bisexual.” 
I didn’t even know what that was. While I got over the fact that my mother had “ruined” my big reveal we looked up the definition of bisexual on @glaad’s website, and sure enough, it suited me.
Bisexuality doesn’t mean that you agree with the idea of a gender binary. Some people think “bi” meaning “two” means forming attraction to only two genders. That might make sense to you, but as I understand it, bisexuality means forming enduring emotional/romantic/physical attractions to those of BOTH the same AND/OR differing genders from you.
If you’re bisexual when you’re single then yes, you’re bisexual when you’re in a relationship. @akeemomarali & I have been together since 2015, and I’m not suddenly straight just because we look like a heteronormative couple.
You are who you are no matter who you date. For me, that means being bisexual. So bisexual that I struggle to conceptualize straightness.
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