'It's cathartic, it's all out there. There are no more skeletons in the closet'
Growing up young, black, and gay made life extremely difficult and challenging for Brian Broome. He opens up about the hardships, the laughs, and the heartbreak in his new memoir 'Punch Me Up to the Gods'.
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