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Delighted to announce the release of our latest project, Love Notes, a collaborative effort w/ @DCDCLive This printbook + digital experience is a collection of poetry, prose, dance & photography gathered from DCDC family & beyond. Preorders thru the link 👉🏽bit.ly/3qSSFDL
Now accepting subs frm Black poets, writers & artists in the US. Deadline November 1 and the submission link lives here 👇🏽Submit your best work about Looooove! 🤗🖤 lungsproject.org/submissions
Calling all Black creatives in the US ❗️In collaboration with @DCDIive we’re super thrilled to be accepting submissions for poetry, prose & creative nonfiction reflecting on “love”. Visit the link in bio for more info & to submit your work. mailchi.mp/ecc6650b2f28/love…
Hear Angela talk about manifestos (do ppl still write them these days?) and intentionally pursuing ‘diversity’ in our recent Zoom talk: “The Myth of Diversity”. Hosted by @SideGallery Watch in full on our website-link in bio.
Some snippets from our talk: The Myth of Diversity” delivered via Zoom on Aug 7. Grateful for @SideGallery for hosting and facilitating this event. 💜 Watch the full film on our website (in bio)
After some tech issues we finally have the full video of our recent Zoom talk on representation and diversity in regional contexts & beyond. Thank you @SideGallery for facilitating this super fun event. 💫 Watch in full here [english subs available] 👉🏽 bit.ly/3gDUVZo
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REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS??? IN A PANDEMIC???? You better send us a pdf link Professor Moneybags
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A reminder to join @lungsproject tomorrow afternoon for a Zoom discussion + Q&A on their experiences with the arts scene in the North East.
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NBPoC, when Black people tell you to pass a piece on to a Black writer - do. There is no allyship, no basic level of integrity as a writer in creating a piece like this. You are feeding the cycle of harm, @BritishVogue this never should have been commissioned.
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This Wednesday (8/5), I'll sit down with @nkjemisin and #SaidiyaHartman for a very special edition of #UnderTheBlacklight titled, "Storytelling While Black & Female: Conjuring Beautiful Experiments in Past and Future Worlds." Don't miss it!
RSVP here: bit.ly/AAPFcovid15
Join us for a Zoom discussion + Q&A on potential pitfalls of essentialism & burden of representation in the arts. We’ll introduce varied writings on the issue + combine our past experiences as Black & brown practitioners in NE England. Register below 👇🏽
bit.ly/3gpbdpL
Oops, before we forget; This event is hosted by the lovely folk at @SideGallery 🙏🏽 Hope to see ya’ll there.
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Robin DiAngelo might be the pinnacle of white saviorism. Exploiting the knowledge she’s gained from Black, Indigenous and POC to look like the “good white person”. Only to make MILLIONS off of holding white people accountable (what y’all are supposed to do for free).
Catch us over @SideGallery’s IG before the end of our hugely fun #takeover. We’ve been sharing some gorgeous works by Carla Williams, Awol Erizku, Émilie Régnier, Mimi Cherono Ng’ok and maaaaaany more. Follow 👉🏽 instagram.com/amber_sidegall… & instagram.com/explore/tags/l…
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Happy International Non-Binary People's Day!
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BE PROUD, BE VISIBLE, WE LOVE YOU!
Today and every day - LGBT Foundation is proud to celebrate and support our non-binary family.
#InternationalNonBinaryDay #NonbinaryAwarenessWeek #NonBinaryDay #NonBinary
We’re so excited to announce our third writer-in-residence for Dialogues 2020. Wonderful Banji Chona is joining us from Zambia to explore topics such as environmentalism, Blackness & Black hair, Zambian culture & taboos, inequalities in Zambian art spaces. #WritingCommunity
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My thoughts on Colston and what next. In The Observer. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
