SirGuy

Sir Guy (he/him) is a Dominant Leatherman and covered Master who has been active in the lifestyle for almost two decades.  He is Head of the House of the Black Panther, a Leather household based upon the principles of Honor, heritage, history and humility and Founder of The Dark Lair: BDSM Support and Education for People of Color. He won the International Power Exchange 2013 title and served as Head Judge of the Western Canada Power Exchange contest.  He is an Emeritus Board Member of The Eulenspiegel Society (TES), a member of the Education Committee for the Master slave Conference (MsC), on the Advisory Board for the Leather Solidarity Collective (LSC), and POC Historian for the Atlantic Leather Family Alliance (ALFA). He is also an associate member of the Dyke Uniform Corps and ONYX Southeast. 
As a lifestyle educator, he has presented for over 90 organizations in the US and Canada and online internationally He has delivered several keynote addresses and given key addresses at the Master slave Conference (MsC), Beyond Leather, Southeast Leather Fest (SELF), “Uprise! For LSC, Latinos in Leather, the Service Oriented Conference (SOC) and others and has presented at Columbia and Hofstra Universities and was a Historian for Leather History Preservation Weekend 2019. Sir Guy was awarded the 2014 Beyond Leather Community Achievement Award, the 2015 ONYX NY/Northeast “Associate of the Year” award, 1he 2021 MAsT International Presenter of the Year award, the inaugural Leather Solidarity Collective Sir Leon Strange Memorial award which he shares with Mama Vi Johnson, among others.  He is a contributing author to the anthology Our Lives, Our History: Consensual Master/slave Relationships from Ancient Times to the 21st Century and Raven Kaldera’s Mastering the Art of Mastery. Interviews with Sir Guy also appear in Dr. Gloria Brame’s, A Different Loving Too as well as the New York Times and other periodicals. 

A uniform enthusiast, former NYC police officer and NY State certified Emergency Medical Technician, Sir Guy participated in rescue efforts at Ground Zero on 9/11 in NYC and at Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana and was a docent at the 9/11 Tribute Museum.