Psychedelic Liberation Training Explores Decolonization Through Hallucinogens
Charlotte James' program aims to decolonize the self and dismantle ethnocentricity within the burgeoning industry
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Studio Visit: Multi-Disciplinary Artist Chella Man
Paintings, interactive art and more that explore disability, gender, race and sexuality in Industry City
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The Feminist Bird Club Breaks Barriers
In 2016, Molly Adams founded the Feminist Bird Club in NYC after finding the birding community full of “sexist or queer-hostile attitudes.” Now with 27 chapters across four countries, the Feminist Bird …
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Roaming Restaurant Gay4U Provides Free Meals to Trans People of Color
Oakland-based Cellphone (founder of Hella Vegan Eats, creator of the queer-centered market GayMart and organizer of Trans Skate Parties) has been “queering the Bay Area culinary scene” for decades. An advocate and …
Digital Platform Ajifa Makes Creative Industries Accessible for People of Color
With authenticity and transparency, this new online destination empowers young creatives of color
land to sea Diversifies NYC’s Cafe Culture + Creative Community
Created by people of color to uplift people of color, this Williamsburg space is more than a typical coffee shop
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OnWord’s New Park for “Non-Traditional Skaters” in Chicago
Like many places, Chicago’s skate scene is dominated by straight, white cis men, oftentimes leaving women, people of color, gender-nonconforming and queer individuals feeling unwelcome or intimidated in skateparks. OnWord, a collective …
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NYC’s Surf Collective Diversifies The Waves In Far Rockaway
Laru Beya Collective is a non-profit organization offering free surf lessons and water safety education to Black and Brown communities in NYC’s Queens borough. At Rockaway Beach, “environmental racism prevents access and …
How POT Founder Mandy Kolahi is Democratizing the Ceramic Space
An adult beginners-oriented space run by, and intended for, people of color, the queer community and anybody who has ever felt they weren't welcome
“Roots Run Deep: A Survey of Contemporary Black Hair Culture” at Pittsburgh’s Brew House Association Gallery
Curator Tara Fay Coleman taps 16 artists for a comprehensive exhibition on tradition, celebration, style and identity