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Black Matter with Chaz Barracks and Madison Moore User Submitted

When: Sat., April 27, 12-5 p.m. 2019
Phone: 804-643-1708
Email: info@1708gallery.org
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Black Matter is a part of the Invasive Queer Kudzu: Richmond's Saturday Picnic Series. The Picnic Series includes events happening every Saturday of the exhibition from noon to 5 p.m. These picnics will also include lectures and demonstrations by various speakers, community organizers and kudzu enthusiasts. In this capacity Invasive Queer Kudzu: Richmond is also a platform for shared, yet diverse communities across the South to come together and strengthen networks. By sharing their stories and building vibrant community, they invade and overcome the homophobic institutions that otherwise obscure such rich histories.

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