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SUMMARY:Black Boy Out of Time: Hari Ziyad on Growing up Black and Queer in America
DESCRIPTION:Author Hari Ziyad will speak about their powerful journey of growing up queer and Black in Cleveland\, Ohio\, and of navigating the equally complex path toward finding their true self in New York City. Exploring childhood\, gender\, race\, and the trust that is built\, broken\, and repaired through generations\, Ziyad investigates what it means to live beyond the limited narratives Black children are given and challenges the irreconcilable binaries that restrict them. \nRegistration on Eventbrite is required in order to receive the Zoom link on the day of the event. \nClosed-captioning will be available. \nSuggested donation to benefit the Bureau: $5. \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without a donation. \nYou can make a donation when you register on Eventbrite. \nClick here to register\n \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n  \nPurchase Black Boy Out of Time before or on Thursday\, April 8th\, 2021\, and receive 25% off!\nHari Ziyad is a cultural critic\, a screenwriter\, and the editor in chief of RaceBaitr. They are a 2021 Lambda Literary Fellow\, and their writing has been featured in BuzzFeed\, Out\, the Guardian\, Paste magazine\, and the academic journal Critical Ethnic Studies\, among other publications. For more information about the author\, visit www.hariziyad.com. \nAuthor photo: Brandon Nick
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SUMMARY:It's here and it's queer\, The Queens' English\, The LGBTQIA+ Dictionary!
DESCRIPTION:The Queens’ English is a landmark reference guide to the LGBTQIA+ community’s contributions to the English language—an intersectional\, inclusive\, playfully illustrated glossary featuring more than 800 terms and fabulous phrases created by and for queer culture. \nAuthor Chloe O. Davis gives readers a crash course in modern gay slang\, queer theory terms\, and playful colloquialisms that define and celebrate LGBTQIA+ culture. This modern dictionary provides an in-depth look at queer language\, from terms influenced by celebrated lesbian poet Sappho and from New York’s underground queer ball culture in the 1980s to today’s celebration of RuPaul’s Drag Race. \nThe glossary of terms is supported by full-color illustrations and photography throughout\, as well as real-life usage examples for those who don’t quite know how to use “kiki\,” “polysexual\,” or “transmasculine” in a sentence. A series of educational lessons highlight key people and events that shaped queer language; readers will learn the linguistic importance of pronouns\, gender identity\, Stonewall\, the Harlem Renaissance\, and more. \nFor every queen in your life–the men\, women\, gender non-conforming femmes\, butches\, daddies\, and zaddies—THE QUEENS’ ENGLISH is at once an education and a celebration of queer history\, identity\, and the limitless imagination of the LGBTQIA+ community. \n  \nRegistration on Eventbrite is required in order to receive the Zoom link on the day of the event. \nSuggested donation to benefit the Bureau: $5. \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without a donation. \nYou can make a donation when you register on Eventbrite \nClick here to register\n  \nPurchase The Queens’ English on or before April 10\, 2021 and receive 25% off!\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nChloe O. Davis is a performer and debut author who works in the entertainment industry in New York City. A graduate of Hampton University and Temple University\, she has centered her creative platform on amplifying the narratives of Black culture and heightening the awareness of LGBTQIA+ community. \nDavis’s work as a dancer\, actor\, and creative has allowed her to travel to all fifty states and internationally. She has performed at premier theaters across the country\, such as New York City Center\, the Apollo Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, the Muny\, and the Berkeley Repertory Theatre and has appeared on PBS Great Performances with Porgy and Bess at the Metropolitan Opera\, Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert on NBC\, and Southern Landscape performed by the Philadelphia Dance Company (PHILADANCO!). \nDavis’s debut book\, The Queens’ English\, The LGBTQIA+ Dictionary for Lingo and Colloquial Phrases (Clarkson Potter/Penguin Random House\, 2021) celebrates the etymological diversity of over eight hundred terms to describe the collective gay and queer experience. She believes this dictionary is a starting point for the important conversations around inclusivity\, sexuality\, gender expression and identity. The Queens’ English will also reach an international audience and is schedule to be released in the UK\, June 2021 (Square Peg/Vintage Publishers). \n 
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SUMMARY:No Place to Call Home: Queer & Trans Houselessness\, 2021
DESCRIPTION:A recording of this event is available to watch on the Bureau’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7arxJckq-Q \nCOVID has had a disproportionate impact on folks experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity. LGBTQIA2S+ youth of color have been hit especially hard. In this panel\, we’ll hear from folks who have experienced houselessness and members of organizations working to fill the gaps left by inequities in the system. Topics include youth experiences\, Trans health and safety\, problems and limitations of the foster care system\, connections to prisons and policing\, the impacts of COVID and the vaccine\, and what we all can do to work towards housing justice. \n  \nFeaturing Panelists: \nJayden Avery\, VOCAL-NY \nKate Barnhart\, New Alternatives \nReginald Brown\, VOCAL-NY \nCeyenne Doroshow\, GLITS \nLa’Kenya Tam\, Open Rainbow Residences \n  \nRegistration on Eventbrite is required in order to receive the event link on the day of the event. \nClick here to register\nThis event is free! \nWe encourage you to make donations\, if you are able\, to the following organizations: \nGLITS \nNew Alternatives Shelter \nOpen Rainbow Residence \nVOCAL-NY \n  \nNo Place to Call Home: Queer & Trans Houselessness\, 2021\, is the first in a series of five virtual events presented by Reclaim Pride Coalition and the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division in the weeks leading up to the Queer Liberation March\, on Sunday\, June 27th\, 2021. \nIn conjunction with these events\, the Bureau’s online store now features a section devoted to titles recommended by Reclaim Pride Coalition members–click here to view. \n  \nPanelists’ biographies: \nKate Barnhart is a long-time AIDS activist and member of ACT UP/NY who has been arrested multiple times for acts of civil disobedience protesting issues related to AIDS\, healthcare\, police brutality\, immigration and as part of the anti-Trump resistance. She has worked with at-risk youth since 1994\, including six years working with young felons at CASES\, an alternative-to-incarceration program. Since 2001\, she has worked with homeless LGBT youth. She spent five years serving as Director of Sylvia’s Place\, an emergency shelter for LGBT homeless youth\, and is currently the Executive Director of New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth\, an organization she helped found in Oct. 2008. In her free time\, Ms. Barnhart rescues and rehabilitates stray cats. \n  \nCeyenne Doroshow (pronounced Kai-Ann) is a compassionate powerhouse performer\, activist\, organizer\, community-based researcher and public figure in the trans and sex worker rights’ movements. As the Founder and Executive Director of G.L.I.T.S.\, she works to provide holistic care to LGBTQ sex workers while serving on the following boards: SWOP-USA\, Caribbean Equality Project\, SOAR Institute and NYTAG. As an international public speaker\, her presentations include The Desiree Alliance\, Creating Change\, SisterSong\, Harm Reduction Coalition and the International AIDS Conferences. She was a featured emcee for Toronto Pride and MOMA/PS1’s Sex Workers’ Festival of Resistance\, lifting her voice as a trans woman of color. Ceyenne has been heavily featured in the media\, has performed on television in Showtime’s OZ\, for the documentaries Red Umbrella Diaries and Miss Major. Known for her skills in the kitchen\, Ceyenne co-authored the Caribbean cookbook Cooking in Heels\, while incarcerated on prostitution charges. She is currently working on her second book\, titled Falling Into the Fire. \n  \nReginald Thomas Brown\, M. Ed. (they/them) Board Member\, VOCAL-NY. \nand \nJayden-Avery Love (she/hers/they/he) Spiritual Consultant (energy reader) \nAt a time when social constructs and traditional social norms that rely heavily on rigid\, oppressive\, arbitrary constructs are regarded as 100% truth\, we refuse to be defined or limited due to our unchangeable character traits and physical attributes. The heteronormative narrative has no place our life-affirming journey. We are two radical\, revolutionary multi-spirited individuals who meet outside of these constructs\, write our own narrative and connect deeply on many levels with the vibrations of CHOSEN family\, that foster and promote deep spiritual faith\, ascension\, truthfulness and unapologetically authentic living. We have defined a friendship divined by the universe. OUR universe. We have also mastered how to hold ourselves accountable for effects we are not responsible for causing. \n  \nLa’Kenya Tam\, Founder /Executive Director Open Rainbow Residence\, Inc. \nLa’Kenya has devoted her career to helping at-risk individuals who have struggled with addiction\, marginalization\, family care \,youth development and gender identity issues. She is a Board-Certified Human Service Practitioner (HS-BCP) whose experience includes 20 years in the Human Service Field within the nonprofit sector .While seeing the lack of appropriate housing and aftercare resources for this population. La’Kenya founded Open Rainbow Residence (ORR)\, a supportive housing/guidance program for the LGBTQ population who no longer qualify for Youth Services . In addition to also two complimentary programs A Second of Compassion and It Continues With Him two holistic services to all persons who identify as a woman and men from 0-100. \nOver the course of her career\, La’Kenya has worked with countless of peoples—both on-site and in their communities —assessing specific needs and providing solutions to improve stability\, economics and outcomes.Her dedication and exceptional organization skills have allowed her to effectively follow up\, monitor and continually expand her connections with service providers. She welcomes opportunities to help people from all walks of life gain confidence and move beyond anything that has held them back. \nOpen Rainbow Residence\, Inc. \nLink to Linked-in account for La’Kenya Tam \nLink to Rainbow Residence Gofundme \nOpen Rainbow Residence – Motto: \nWhat happens when youth services dry up….WE DO!! \nOpen Rainbow Residence provides supportive housing options to young adult members of the LGBTQ community by offering a safe and stable environment along with guidance. We prepare our residents to shape a future characterized by hope\, self confidence\, dignity and purpose. \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:TELL 72: BRAGGING
DESCRIPTION:  \nTELL is an evening of story telling from the mouths and minds of queers in NYC hosted by Drae Campbell at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division since February 2014. \nBragging is the theme of the 72nd TELL\, on Saturday\, April 17\, 2021\, 6 to 7:30 PM (EDT). Featuring: Becca Blackwell\, Nonye Brown-West\, and Calvin S. Cato. \n  \nThe event will take place on Zoom. \nRegistration on Eventbrite is required in order to receive the Zoom meeting link on the day of the event. \nSuggested donation $10 to benefit the storytellers and the Bureau. \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without a donation. \nYou can make a donation when you register on Eventbrite. \nClick here to register\n  \nPhotograph by Grace Chu\nDrae Campbell is an actor and performer who has appeared on stages all over NYC and on the internet\, movies and tv.  She’s been spotted on the tv shows New Amsterdam and Bull and on the web series Dinette directed by Shaina Feinberg. She can also be found online on Refinery29\, IFC.Com and BRICTV to name a few. Some fave stage acting credits: Only You Can Prevent Wildfires\, Ricochet Collective\, Non-Consensual Relationships With Ghosts\, La Mama\, My Old Man\, Dixon Place\, Oph3lia at HERE\, The Nosebleed at The Public Theatre. Drae also appeared as a radical lesbian in Taylor Mac’s 24 Decade History Of Popular Music at St. Ann’s Warehouse. Drae’s been hosting and curating TELL at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division for 7 plus years. If you like  queer stories\, TELL is also a Podcast! www.draecampbell.com \n  \n \nNonye Brown-West is a Nigerian-American comedian and writer. She has been featured in the Boston Globe’s Rise column as a Comic to Watch\, NPR\, PBS\, ABC\, Sway In The Morning\, and the New York Comedy Festival. Nonye has two animated web series\, Fairytales with Nonye and Gayby Jesus\, coming in 2021. \n  \nCalvin S. Cato has performed all across the United States and has even crossed the border into Canada. His television appearances include the Game Show Network\, Oxygen’s My Crazy Love\, National Geographic’s Brain Games\, and an unaired pilot for Vice Media called Emergency Black Meeting. His work has been featured in numerous festivals including San Francisco Sketchfest\, Brooklyn Pride\, Austin’s Out of Bounds Comedy Festival\, Gotham Storytelling Festival and the Women in Comedy Festival. In addition\, you may have heard him on Sirius XM or on the popular podcasts RISK!\, Las Culturistas\, and Keith and the Girl. In 2017\, Calvin was named one of Time Out New York’s Queer Comics of Color to Watch Out For. \n  \nPhoto credit: Eric McNatt\nBecca Blackwell is an NYC-based trans actor\, performer and writer. Existing between genders\, and preferring the pronoun “they\,” Blackwell works collaboratively with playwrights and directors to expand our sense of personhood and the body through performance. Some of their collaborations have been with Young Jean Lee\, Half Straddle\, Jennifer Miller’s Circus Amok\, Richard Maxwell\, Erin Markey\, Sharon Hayes\, Theater of the Two Headed Calf and Lisa D’Amour. Film/TV includes: “High Maintenance\,” “Ramy\,” “Marriage Story\,” “Shameless\,” “Deadman’s Barstool\,” and “Jack in the Box.” They have toured their solo shows They\, Themself and Schmerm and Schmermie’s Choice across the US. Blackwell was a recipient of the Doris Duke Impact Artist Award\, the Franklin Furnace award and the Creative Capital Award. Photo credit: Eric McNatt \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Generations of Queer Activism
DESCRIPTION:Exploring new and enduring tactics\, strategies and methods of LGBTQIA2S+ activism\, organizers from across generations will address how they push forward towards Queer liberation. Topics include: combating institutional racism and systemic marginalization; the challenges and openings from the COVID Pandemic\, organizing online and the impact of the George Floyd protests of 2020\, ….. and what we all can do to work towards a more just and equitable society.  \nFeaturing panelists Leslie Cagan\, Mx. Je’Jae Cleo Daniels\, ABilly Jones-Hennin\, Dwreck Ingram\, & Jay W. Walker\, Generations of Activism is the second in a series of five virtual events presented by Reclaim Pride Coalition and the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division in the weeks leading up to the Queer Liberation March\, on Sunday\, June 27th\, 2021. In conjunction with these events\, the Bureau’s online store now features a section devoted to titles recommended by Reclaim Pride Coalition members.​  \nA recording of this event can be viewed on the Bureau’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVdnCnardhc \nPanelists’ biographies:  \nLESLIE CAGAN has worked in social justice and peace movements for over 50 years: from lesbian/queer liberation to nuclear disarmament\, the wars in Vietnam and Iraq to racism at home\, fighting sexism to working against U.S. military intervention. Her coalition-building and organizing skills have mobilized hundreds of thousands of people in many of the nation’s largest demonstrations and too many other protests to count. In 2019 Leslie was part of the core organizer team for the first Queer Liberation March in NYC. Leslie is currently the coordinator of the People’s Climate Movement-NY\, serves on the leadership body of NY Renews (statewide climate coalition). She’s worked on several progressive electoral campaigns\, including serving as the Field Director in the 1988 Dinkins NY Mayoral race.  \n  \nMX. JE’JAE CLEO DANIELS\, (they/them/Queen) is a Mizrahi Enby organizer\, producer\, and writer in NYC. They’re the founder of “NYC Queer Activists” and “Trans Writers Collective” two coalitions of activists\, writers\, and artists focusing on underrepresented folks in the queer community. Mx Cleo was nominated in 2021 for a year long fellowship as part of Equality NY & Pride Network’s “advocacy institutes” – a fellowship which includes rapid protest response\, community arts programming\, grants\, and mobilizing virtual campaigns for city/state justice. They are a long time member of Voices4\, Stonewall Dems\, Audre Lorde Project\, and of course Reclaim Pride Coalition as well as a long standing volunteer at local initiatives\, such as Arts & Acceptance\, Reelworks\, and the Anti-Violence Project. From building sustainable farms through Americorps in NYCHA settlements\, to building media literacy in public schools\, to advancing youth programming as an out Nonbinary Community Board 3 member\, Mx Cleo’s call to “tikkun olam” — repairing their home city — persists flamboyantly! You can follow their writing at https://mxenigmatic.tumblr.com/​ or @Mx. Enigma  \n  \nABILLY JONES-HENNIN is a bisexual+ activist in a same gender relationship for 44 years with his Bi+ partner\, Christopher. A founding member of the National Coalition of Black Lesbians & Gays (NCBLG) and DC Gay/Bi Married Men Association (GAMMA)\, he is currently active with the National Association of Black & White Men Together (BWMT) and DC Disability Community.  \n  \nDWRECK INGRAM is a Haitian American activist and co-founder of social advocacy group\, Warriors in the Garden- a Collective of nonviolent activists dedicated to protect our community from all forms of systematic oppression.  \n  \nJAY W. WALKER has been involved in activism surrounding LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS issues for over 20 years. In 1998\, he helped form the October 19th Coalition which used direct action activism to raise awareness of hate crimes targeting LGBTQ communities. He also volunteered with GMHC’s NY Citizens AIDS Network legislative public policy initiative. A founding member of Gays Against Guns\, Rise and Resist\, Sing Out\, Louise\, March for the Dead\, and a co-founder of the Reclaim Pride Coalition and The Queer Liberation March\, over the last 20 years\, Jay has conceived\, produced and co-produced numerous fundraising events\, public awareness campaigns\, rallies\, marches\, and direct action protests focusing on hate crimes\, Gun Violence Prevention\, HIV/AIDS\, Anti-fascism\, Resistance to the trump administration\, and\, now\, rebuilding our democracy in its wake. Jay recognizes the crucial role that intersectionality plays effective activism and resistance to the current political regime in Washington\, DC. Much of his work within the organizations he belongs to has been in trying to develop synergies among them to work in concert.
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SUMMARY:Too Bright To See: Hal Schrieve in conversation with Kyle Lukoff
DESCRIPTION:A recording of this event can be viewed on the Bureau’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4pfo7RZuPw \nPlease join Kyle Lukoff as he introduces his debut middle grade novel Too Bright To See with librarian and young adult author Hal Schrieve. \n  \nRegistration on Eventbrite is required in order to receive the Zoom link on the day of the event. \nClosed-captioning will be available. \nSuggested donation to benefit the Bureau: $5. \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without a donation. \nYou can make a donation when you register on Eventbrite. \n\nClick here to register\n\n  \nPre-orderToo Bright To See before or on Sunday\, April 25th\, 2021\, and receive 25% off!\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nToo Bright To See will be released on April 20th. Shipments to customers will go out as soon as copies are available. \n  \nKyle Lukoff is the Stonewall-award winning author When Aidan Became A Brother\, as well as other picture books like Call Me Max\, Explosion at the Poem Factory\, and the forthcoming If You’re A Kid Like Gavin. \n  \nHal Schrieve is the author of Out of Salem\, longlisted for the National Book Award\, and is a librarian at the NYPL. \n 
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