Now he’s working alongside Mayor Bottoms to help others with actions such as holding a virtual job fair to connect LGBTQ+ Atlantans with affirming employers and resources, and designating numerous city-owned restrooms as all-gender. from Barbados and Trinidad decades before I was born so that we might have more opportunities,” he says. “My grandmother brought my family to the U.S. A 31-year-old Black gay man, Brown pays homage to his immigrant heritage.
Warnock and watching his work in Congress has been the ride of a lifetime,” Brown says. The victories by Warnock and Jon Ossoff, both Democrats, assured the party’s control of the chamber. Raphael Warnock’s top adviser on LGBTQ+ engagement during Warnock’s successful campaign for the U.S. Last fall, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms selected Malik Brown to be the city’s first director of LGBTQ affairs, a position in which he helps to protect and advance the rights of the community and to set policy Atlanta is one of the few U.S.
