Colombian film “Chocó,” by director Jhonny Hendrix Hinestroza. Can’t wait to see this!
Saw Glenn Ligon’s “America” exhibit at the Modern Art Museum of Forth Worth yesterday. His work deals with race, language, sexuality, and identity (all things that interest me), and it’s all very relatable as he is as a queer black man. Amazing work.
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Sofia Vergara’s every step documented on YouTube, thanks to her son
By AMARIS CASTILLO
If you’ve ever been wildly curious about what it’s like to be Sofia Vergara’s kid (or you didn’t even know she had an adult son and now you’re paying attention), there’s a new show about it - and it’s one click away.
In the new YouTube show “Mi Vida Con Toty,” the Colombian actress’ son Manolo gives a glimpse into life with his famously curvaceous (and can we say loud?) mom.
For Many Immigrants’ Children, American Dream Lies Abroad
As opportunities expand in countries like China and India, a growing number of well-educated Americans are emigrating to their ancestral homelands.
Diana Gameros - “Deja Que Salga La Luna”
New take on an old classic <3
Words that HURT and WHY
Queer Conversations with “UndocuQueer” Julio Salgado
-San Jose Poet Yosimar Reyes brings to you another episode of queer conversations with artist/activistundocuqueer Julio Salgado, the mastermind of DreamersAdrift.com.
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[Chicago: UndocuQueers--Interview with Tania Unzueta]
Gozamos interviews queer undocumented activist Tania Unzueta. #IWD
In support of National Coming Out of the Shadows Day, Gozamos chats with Tania Unzueta of the Immigrant Youth Justice League about Saturday’s coming out rally, immigration reform, how she became an activist, and much much more
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Ed Robers Campus—Community center for people living with all sorts of disabilities in the SF Bay Area. Super cool space which in its design talks about the importance of architecture for the inclusion of all people.
10 Responses to the Phrase “Man Up”
Cool new campaign in Bogotá to promote LGBT rights. This is one of several posters.
