Julian J. Walker, a celebrated silver screen actor, has garnered widespread recognition for his captivating performances in a plethora of notable projects, including the critically acclaimed films "Blackbird", "Saints & Sinners", and "Being Mary Jane". His exceptional talent has not gone unnoticed, as he was listed as one of the "Eight young Black actors to watch" by the esteemed Los Angeles Times in 2015.
Hailing from Jackson, Mississippi, Julian has made a significant impact in both the entertainment and literary worlds, with his work, "A Year Without You", receiving recognition on NBC News' prestigious "Best Black Queer Books" list in 2020. His creative endeavors have not been limited to the screen, as he has recently ventured into the music sector with the release of his EP, "Fall 2020".
As a steadfast advocate for LGBTQ+ people of color, Julian has dedicated over nine years to championing this cause. He serves as the Deputy Director for Mobilizing Our Brothers Initiative (MOBI) and Associate Director, Communities of Color and Media at GLAAD. Through his tireless efforts, he has made a profound impact on communities worldwide by shaping narratives, fostering dialogue, and partnering with local initiatives, particularly in the US South, to amplify marginalized voices and promote inclusivity within media and entertainment.
