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Queer Liberation March for Black Lives; & LGBT Homeless Youth Project
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Tune into Out-FM on Tues., June 16, at our new 8:00pm time on WBAI/NY and listen at https://www.wbai.org/listen-live/
Out-FM Full Show posted tomorrow
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A live segment on the recent rally at the Stonewall Inn, protesting the murder of 2 black trans people and the violent aftermath where police beat protesters, including ACT UP member Jason Rosenberg. We'll also have on Jay Walker a representative of Reclaim Pride to talk about the upcoming Queer Pride March.
We also will have a live interview with Kate Barnhart, a long-time AIDS activist who is the director of New Alternatives, a project that serves LGBT homeless youth.
Mass uprisings against lynching - a Black queer voice; & Larry Kramer's Life
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Tune into Out-FM on Tues., June 2, at our new 8:00pm time on WBAI/NY and https://www.wbai.org/listen-live/ (more at end of post)
Out-FM Full Show posted tomorrow
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Cara Page
Mass uprisings against lynching - a Black queer voice
Cara Page will provide a Black queer perspective on the tumultuous events of recent days, and what it means for LGBTQ people -- both white and of color. Page is a Black Feminist Queer cultural/memory worker, curator, and organizer. She co-founded the Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective, a network of healers and organizers intervening against violence & generational trauma. Among many other titles, she is also the former Executive Director of the Audre Lorde Project, an organizing center for, by and about Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Two Spirit, Transgender & Gender Non Conforming People of Color, based in Brooklyn.
Harlem Protest of Police Murder of George Floyd
Larry Kramer's Life
Larry Kramer: In Love & Anger
Long-time members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, or ACT UP for short, discuss the legacy of Larry Kramer, a key figure in the history of the direct action group. The group was founded in 1987. That same year 13,329 died of AIDS in the US and there was only 1 overpriced drug ($10,000/yr) that wasn't good on its own . Every year the deathtoll was higher until 1995 when it peaked at 41,699. In 1996 it began to go down with the release of a then new class of drugs called protease inhibitors.
Author and writer Larry Kramer galvanized the AIDS movement in 1987 and helped found the direct action group ACT UP/NY, the first of 150 chapters in the US, Europe and Australia and other places in the world. Joining us to discuss his life will be ACT UP co-founder Eric Sawyer. Also joining us is Maxine Wolfe, with a long activist history in left and feminist groups. Documentary film maker Jean Carlo Musto will discuss her film "Larry Kramer In Love and Anger".
Jean Carlomusto’s film "Larry Kramer in Love and Anger," is widely available on HBO, paid Youtube, iTunes, Amazon and many other platforms.
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