The intersectionality of gender and racial or ethnic identity is a proud place to live, although it certainly comes with its challenges. Not only will a queer or trans person of color have to deal with the sexual and gender prejudices of others, but they will also have to contend with racism and old, outmoded ways of thinking about people with dark skin. Thankfully, there has been a surge of community organizations, non-profit groups, mental health providers, and a wide range of other resources that have risen up to support people who live at the intersection of a minority race, gender identity, and/or sexuality. Click the button below to browse 40 different resources to support the mental health of QTBIPOC individuals.