Jamal is an Afro-Creole transmasculine sexworker, dancer, **** performer, & *** educator. Through his concept "Neo-Masculinity", he explores and amplifies trans-*** visibility across performance, film, and education while contributing to the creation and preservation of Black Queer archives. Specialized in poledance, gogo-dancing and burlesque, Jamal also works as a fetish performer and pro-submissive. Drawing from these intersecting practices, his work blurs the boundaries between sexuality, performance, and political representation. In 2019, he co-created and performed in autobiographical docu-**** Mes Chéris, produced by Buttermilk Films. It received international recognition and multiple awards for its intimate exploration of identity, desire, and self-representation. Jamal's work advocates for sexual autonomy, Black transmasculine visibility, and the celebration of non-normative masculinities, creating spaces where pleasure, sensuality and political expression can coexist.