Review: An ode to queer Black women: ‘BLKS’ at Out Front captures youth’s magic and mayhem
There is a specific kind of magic and a specific kind of mayhem that exists only in your 20s. BLKS captures both masterfully by not easing into anything. It throws you headfirst onto the sofa — a holy ground of early-20s survival — where heartbreak, bad decisions, good weed and better friends pile up, all…


