'Queenie' is a coming-of-age story layered with Black womanhood, microaggressions and generational trauma.
'Queenie' is a coming-of-age story layered with Black womanhood, microaggressions and generational trauma.It's a coming-of-age story layered with Black womanhood, microaggressions and generational trauma.
"She's 25 years old, quarter life crisis, always work, family, friends, all the things," she said. "It's an age where things kind of do come to a head and you start asking yourself slightly more philosophical existential questions just pertaining to your happiness and how to get it and what it looks like."
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