Video of Maureen Burdock @ Along Racial Lines Queer Cultural Center and Cartoon Art Museum present: Along Racial Lines: Maureen Burdock and Nancy Cato in conversation Moderated by: Jacqueline Francis […]
Greg Sarris received his Ph.D. in Modern Thought and Literature from Stanford University, where he was awarded the Walter Gore Award for excellence in teaching. He has published several books, […]
June 10, 2014 Bead by Bead: Contemporary Native Writing Curated by: Indira Allegra/Jewelle Gomez/Kim Shuck African American Art and Culture Complex National Queer Arts Festival 2014 Bead by Bead: Contemporary […]
Bead by Bead: Contemporary Native Writing | Introduction and Prayer 2014 June 10, 2014 Bead by Bead: Contemporary Native Writing Indira Allegra/Jewelle Gomez/Kim Shuck African American Art and Culture Complex […]
Jewelle Gomez (Cape Verdean/Ioway/Wampanoag) is the author of seven books including the double Lambda Literary Award-winning Black, Lesbian vampire novel, The Gilda Stories. Her adaptation of the novel was commissioned […]
Kim Shuck is a poet, weaver, educator and was born in her mother’s hometown of San Francisco. Her ancestors were and are Tsalagi, Sauk and Fox and Polish, for the […]
Nazbah Tom is Dine, born and raised on her ancestral homelands in Northeastern Arizona. She is published in Turtle Island to Abya Yala: A Love Anthology of Art and Poetry […]
Indira Allegra is a poet and artist exploring intimacy, intertextuality, affect and endurance through performance, video works and handwoven textiles. Indira has contributed works to 25 for 25: An Anthology […]
Jasmine Le Blanc is a proud transplant from Inglewood California. She is a student studying Community Mental Health. Besides working in community, she is a hype woman, drag performer, and […]
Cassandra Falby is a West Indian American genderqueer femme who is happy to call the Bay Area home. He has done many types of performance and is now trying his […]