Watch: Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown advocates for LGBTQ adoption, teases political career – Roll Call

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Watch: Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown advocates for LGBTQ adoption, teases political career

Karamo Brown, star of Netflix’s “Queer Eye,” advocates on Capitol Hill against LGBTQ discrimination in the foster care and adoption process. (Thomas McKinless/CQ Roll Call)

By Thomas McKinless

Posted May 15, 2019 at 4:26pm

Karamo Brown joined several other activists to discuss discrimination against LGBTQ parents and children in the foster care and adoption process. Heard on the Hill’s Clyde McGrady spoke with the “Queer Eye” star about his efforts on the Hill and the potential for a future career in politics.

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