Paying homage to audre lorde: “I do not believe in single-issue politics, because we do not live single-issue lives,” avenues of critical intersections as brown, poor, trans, im/migrant, Disabled, and “other” are explored. How do competition and respectability politics impose oppression in our actions, our lives? How do we embrace a politic that doesn’t isolate or accommodate, but engages everyday movements to show up for those who are affected & not talked about? How can we come to a place of honoring ourselves fully? You are invited to embrace a sexy, complicated, sacred, powerful, and amazing lineage. To Sick & Disabled Queer/Transgender Indigenous or People of Color (SDQTIPOC) daily survival!
Kay Ulanday Barrett (@brownroundboi) is a poet, performer, and cultural strategist; their collection More Than Organs received a 2021 Stonewall Book Honor Award and is a 2021 Lambda Literary Award Finalist. Barrett has featured at NYU, Lincoln Center, the United Nations, Princeton, Harvard, and the Brooklyn Museum. Their contributions are found in The New York Times, them., NYLON, Vogue, Buzzfeed, The Advocate, The Rumpus, RaceForward, and more. Currently, they remix their mama's recipes in Jersey City with their jowly dog. www.kaybarrett.net.
[Description: A flyer with purple background and large organ photo overlayed by large yellow type "more than organs", including a photograph of Kay Ulanday Barrett, a brown round boi wearing glasses with short hair. They wear a gray tweed blazer. They perform on stage with one hand out while the other holds a microphone, in front of a rainbow & Transgender flag.]
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