Faces of the future: Some of the rising stars of Ireland’s black community

, Co Dublin. He says that he was very lucky to have gone to schools that were multicultural as he never had the feeling of being different, everyone in his primary and secondary school had different cultures at home., he says he gets to express himself with absolute confidence. Recently, Viola hosted a digital drag event called Ireland Cares. The event featured a line-up of Irish drag performers, raising funds for non-profit LGBT organisations, Black Pride Ireland and Origins Eile.

Mzondo says he is excited about what his future in drag looks like, and is so eager to take on new opportunities that to date he’s never turned down the offer to do a show. “I enjoy doing it, it brings me so much joy.” is a qualified chartered accountant with a master’s in accounting from DCU and works as a consultant for PwC in Dublin. She is a strong advocate for social justice and is advocating for black women to have a voice in the gender pay gap conversation.

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