Welcome to our next interview of our What’s Underneath Pride Series, in partnership with Spring Health. Today we sit down with broadway actor Suni Reid as they tell us all about their journey and why being unapologetically Black, Trans and in their own body has never felt better. About Suni Suni Reid is a theater actor and owner of Auntie LA. They talk about body image, life as a Black, gay, and non-binary person, and the long history of racism and fatphobia they've faced in the professional theatre community. About StyleLikeU If you agree that facades separate us and being radically honest brings us together, please take a moment to subscribe to our podcast and share this video with any friends or family who could benefit from feeling less alone in their journeys with mental health. New Episodes drop Thursdays! Follow Suni https://www.instagram.com/theythinktheirthoughts/?hl=en FOLLOW STYLELIKEU: Join the movement on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3sa8Mxw Instagram: https://bit.ly/3q32JsZ Facebook: https://bit.ly/3bl0LA7 Newsletter: https://bit.ly/35nTMCC Spring Health is breaking barriers to mental health by working with employers to give employees fast and easy access to the right care, at the right time. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, together with Spring Health, we are creating opportunities for YOU to share your mental health journeys online and ‘in person’ at our virtual ‘What’s Underneath: Collective Therapy’ summit in June. Follow @stylelikeu and @springhealth on Instagram for more details and announcements on how you can participate and share in the healing power of vulnerability, truth-sharing, and the unshakable bravery to be yourself.