  vaginal davis is an american intersex-born, genderqueer performing artist, painter, independent curator, composer, and writer. davis' name is a homage to activist angela davis. ==life and career== ===1970â1989: career beginnings=== vaginal davis' band the afro sisters released their first seven-inch ep indigo, sassafras & molasses, produced by geza x, on amoeba records in 1978. the afro sisters opened for the smiths on their first american tour, and the happy mondays. vaginal davis is often associated with the formation of the queercore zine movement. from 1982 to 1991, he self-published the zine fertile la toyah jackson. bruce labruce described the zine as "an underground rag that featured [[punk
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