Qweerty Gamers Black History Month Q&A
Our annual Qweerty Gamers (a 501c3 LGBTQIA+ Gamer Nonprofit) Black History Month Q&A returns Sunday, Feb 27th, at 6 PM PT! Moded by interim Board President Danny Burke. Guests panelists A_TypicalQueer, Aphasia Speaks, & Tiffany Witcher. Follow & watch here.
Daniel Burke as moderator (He/Him)
Danny is a proud disabled Army veteran and gay Black professional, leading with over ten years of experience as a marketing strategist and consultant in for-profit and non-profit organizations. He has worked with companies like Shiekh Shoes, Roc Nation, Houston Minority Supplier Development Council, and Reach Out.
A_TypicalQueer (They/She)
Ace has recently joined Qweerty Gamers as the Diversity and Inclusion Consultant. Ace is a content creator on twitch that aims to stand in the gap for various marginalized communities. Outside of the streaming space, Ace has experience working within and with New York State government as a Budget Examiner and a consultant. Ace received her master’s degree in Public Administration in 2017.
Aphasia Speaks (He/She/They out of drag, She/They in drag)
”Hello! My name is Aphasia Speaks, a genderqueer black drag artist, and variety streamer. While I do play many things Apex Legends and Dead By Daylight are always on the roster. I call my channel “The Speakeasy”, a hidden gem on twitch where you can get away and be free to be yourself! So come in, grab a seat and order up a drink and enjoy the chaos!”
Tiffany Witcher (They/Them)
Tiffany Witcher is an Award-winning Accessibility Advocate, Charity Streamer and Voice Actor. They're known as the Charity Witch on Twitch for focusing on charity once a week or three times a month. They strive to make gaming and streaming more accessible for all. Tiffany believes it's not about how much you raise but that every little bit counts to help a charity. That even one dollar can help save a life. That everyone can get into doing charity and that it's a rewarding experience. All of this is in honor of their Mother Myra Witcher who was also a charitable woman.
