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The theme for Ep5 is Class:
Find the following events on FB and come hang with us at these upcoming events:
Dimo’s Wicker Park June 2 (https://www.facebook.com/events/199827910509911/)
Queer the Way June 3 (https://www.facebook.com/events/529735277415047/)
Snack Attack at Reunion June 17 (https://www.facebook.com/events/2311405495665401/)
Band Geeks includes: Anti-Androgen (https://antiandrogen.bandcamp.com/), Eekum Seekum (ttps://eekumseekum.bandcamp.com), Funerales (https://funerales.bandcamp.com/) and FSTFCKR (https://fstfckr.bandcamp.com/)
Q(ueers)&A’s features a bunch of queer qts we met on the road
HomoEc’s guest lecturer is Shmuely schooling us on how to develop a class analysis
In Come Out, Come Out an anonymous friend shares a coming out story!
And we chat with workers at Asheville’s Firestorm Coop (https://www.firestorm.coop/) at the QKT!
-Homowerk: HIT US UP everywhere @queercafeteria and [email protected] | send us info on your fests, shows, bands and art
We’d like to take a moment to send love to our comrades in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. On May 11, 5 friends were arrested in an illegal eviction carried out by the Chicago Police Department under orders from management company Barnett Capital, "an alternative investment firm focusing in real estate, asset-based financing, and equipment leasing". Barnett Capital is one of the main driving forces in the process of displacement and gentrification currently facing the Black & Brown communities of Little Village and North Lawndale. Our home, affectionately known to some as Swamp 9 / The Compound / Texas, is a haven and safer place for people in the community who have faced chronic homelessness and eviction- a multi generational campaign that is home to people of many identities and backgrounds who continue asking some fundamental questions about the enduring legacies of colonialism: who's land are we on and how can we change the way we relate to the land we occupy?
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By A Fed Up Cast for Queer and Trans Voices
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The theme for Ep5 is Class:
Find the following events on FB and come hang with us at these upcoming events:
Dimo’s Wicker Park June 2 (https://www.facebook.com/events/199827910509911/)
Queer the Way June 3 (https://www.facebook.com/events/529735277415047/)
Snack Attack at Reunion June 17 (https://www.facebook.com/events/2311405495665401/)
Band Geeks includes: Anti-Androgen (https://antiandrogen.bandcamp.com/), Eekum Seekum (ttps://eekumseekum.bandcamp.com), Funerales (https://funerales.bandcamp.com/) and FSTFCKR (https://fstfckr.bandcamp.com/)
Q(ueers)&A’s features a bunch of queer qts we met on the road
HomoEc’s guest lecturer is Shmuely schooling us on how to develop a class analysis
In Come Out, Come Out an anonymous friend shares a coming out story!
And we chat with workers at Asheville’s Firestorm Coop (https://www.firestorm.coop/) at the QKT!
-Homowerk: HIT US UP everywhere @queercafeteria and [email protected] | send us info on your fests, shows, bands and art
We’d like to take a moment to send love to our comrades in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. On May 11, 5 friends were arrested in an illegal eviction carried out by the Chicago Police Department under orders from management company Barnett Capital, "an alternative investment firm focusing in real estate, asset-based financing, and equipment leasing". Barnett Capital is one of the main driving forces in the process of displacement and gentrification currently facing the Black & Brown communities of Little Village and North Lawndale. Our home, affectionately known to some as Swamp 9 / The Compound / Texas, is a haven and safer place for people in the community who have faced chronic homelessness and eviction- a multi generational campaign that is home to people of many identities and backgrounds who continue asking some fundamental questions about the enduring legacies of colonialism: who's land are we on and how can we change the way we relate to the land we occupy?
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