Poet and novelist Jackie Kay is a Third Scots Makar (a Scottish poet laureate) greatly respected for her prolific body of work, which comes from her perspective as a queer woman of color, especially as it relates to having grown up in a white family. Kay shares her story and why LGBTQs and other marginalized people turn to writing about their identities in this short film directed by Lindsey Dryden, which is also part of the Tate Britain’s current exhibition, “Queer British Art 1861–1967.”