Black, Brown, Other is a photo-essay by Dominique Wynne on the alienation of people of color and the queer POC community. Wynne’s work centers on the notion of community through storytelling and photography, where Wynne comes together with POCs to discuss experiences of alienation and identity.
Her personal work creates safe spaces for people of color and the queer community and has been shown in gallaries within Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Black, Brown, Other was covered in Nylon Magazine.
