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Janelle Monáe Declares Herself A “Queer Black Woman In America” In Powerful Rolling Stone Interview

In the past, the artist had only alluded to her queer identity. “I only date androids” became her well-known response to any prying on the matter.In this candid interview, she made it clear that not only is she done hiding that part of herself, she plans on continuing to put themes of sexual fluidity and empowerment into her work so that others within the LGBT community can feel seen and heard. “Being a queer black woman in America — someone who has been in relationships with both men and women — I consider myself to be a free-ass motherfucker,” she said in the interview.

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“Even a simple question like ‘Why have there been no great women artists?’ can, if answered adequately, create a sort of chain reaction, expanding not merely to encompass the accepted assumptions of the single field, but outward to embrace history and the social sciences, or even psychology and literature, and thereby, from the outset, to challenge the assumption that the traditional divisions of intellectual inquiry are still adequate to deal with the meaningful questions of our time, rather than the merely convenient or self-generated ones.”

— Linda Nochlin Read more from the art historian’s iconic essay “Why have there been no great women artists?” in our Perspectives section for Zoe Leonard: Survey. Leonard’s site-specific installation, Homage, uses carefully placed pieces of the text along walls where Whitney staff offices are visible from public areas—usually through windows or glass doors.