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Covid-19 Impact on LGBT's in the Balkans & Brazil; also Queenie Stuggles for Stonewall House

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Published: 20 October 2020

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Covid-19 Impact on LGBT's in the Balkans & Brazil (youtube video of segment below)

 

Jelena Vagevic - Balkans

Jelena Vagevic - Balkans

Out-FM co-host Naomi Brussel brings us excerpts from a webinar produced by Outright Action International. Anna Tulie Araujo from Brazil and Jelena Vasiljevic from Serbia describe the needs of the LGBTIQ people in their regions and the interplay of political, economic and health issues in these vulnerable groups. In the Balkans, rights are being eroded, in Brazil, there is a basic struggle to stay alive.

Anna Tulie Araujo - Brazil

Anna Tulie Araujo - Brazil

Black Lesbians Kitchen Table Talk

Cai Thomas - "Queenie" filmmaker

Out-FM co-host Stahimili Mapp holds a conversation with Cai Thompson, a young queer documentary film maker of the film Queenie. Queenie follows a Black lesbian elder as she struggles to acquire an apartment in the new LGBTQ housing called Stonewall House. (Listen above, or view video at the bottom.)
 
Chadra Pittman discusses an upcoming showing of the film Queenie via a Zoom event hosted by Zami Nobla (National Organization of Black Lesbians on Ageing) Ticket info: www.zaminobla.org
Chadra Pittman www.zaminobla.org
Co-Host Stahimili Mapp
"Queenie" (youtube video of segment below)

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Conversations with Rising LGBTQI activists; also Monica Roberts Obituary

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Published: 13 October 2020

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Deana Ayers (they/them)

Deana Ayers (they/them)

Progressive young activists on incorporating queer identity and issues into their organizing. Naomi Brussel interviews Deana Ayers and Sarah Philips on their lives and work in the progressive movement. The conversation explores changes which have developed over recent generations for LGBTIQ identified activists.
 
Deana Ayers (they/them) is a Black nonbinary political educator. They first began doing abolitionist work in January, through the reproductive justice organization on their campus. Since then they have worked on political education through their writing, a study group, and social media. Deana currently works as the Political Education Coordinator at Black Visions in Minneapolis, MN.
 

Sara Philips

Sara Philips - South Asian Abolitionist Organizer

Also joining the conversation is Sarah Philips. Sarah Philips is queer South Asian abolitionist organizer, community educator, and writer from Texas, currently studying Asian American Studies. As an organizer, she has pressured her university to divest from police, served on the steering committee for the Mutual Aid Collective ATX and the Coalition Against Sexual Misconduct at UT Austin, and organized against Hindu fascism in India and the diaspora. She also works as an educator—facilitating teach-ins, panels, and digital spaces around topics such as abolition of the prison industrial complex, organizing the South Asian community in the southern US, and navigating protest safety and surveillance as a young organizer.
 

 

 
 
Trans Journalist and Activist Monica Roberts Dies
 
Stahimili Mapp (she/her) interviews trans activist Jevon Martin about the life of Monica Roberts, who recently died at age 58. Monica was a community activist and journalist and wrote a blog called Trans Griot. (Griots are story tellers/historians in African culture). Monica also was a producer for Queer Voices at KPFT/FM in Houston, which is a part of the Pacifica Radio Network.
For information about Monica's virtual services contact the Black Trans Advocacy Coalition at BlackTrans.org.
 
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