Durham’s long-running, landmark LGBTQ film festival is updating its name and programming to reflect changing times.
James Michael Nichols
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50 Years After Stonewall, We Asked Local LGBTQ Leaders What Progress Looks Like
Progress is a tricky thing to measure, especially for a community as diverse as those living under the linguistic umbrella LGBTQ.
Posted inTheater
Vivica C. Coxx Breaks Down Why Drag Shows Are Good for Kids
The House of Coxx, a mainstay of the Triangle scene, recently added an early all-ages show so that kids can experience the progressive potential of drag.
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The Intergalactic Patriarchy Exposed In Princess’s Intersectional Sci-fi Romp
In the year 2028, a pair of artistic collaborators use their white-male privilege to build a rocket ship and escape the misogynistic dystopia of Earth.
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The Muslims Wage Punk-Rock War on White Supremacy with Genuine Humor and Rage
“Punk is gay as shit, queer as shit, brown as shit, all of these different things.”
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The Muslims Blast Through Twelve Tracks of Tough Love on Mayo Supreme
Mayo Supreme is an in-your-face wrestling match with the white supremacy embedded in the structure of not just America, but of the world.
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Artificial Intelligence Is the Future. A New Program at N.C. Science and Math Wants to Help Tomorrow’s Leaders Grapple With It.
“We want to make sure we’re reaching people who don’t otherwise have access to a really specialized, technical area.”
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In Sissy, Genderqueer Activist and Media Personality Jacob Tobia Tells a Surprising Story of Growing Up in North Carolina
Tobia brings Sissy: A Coming-Of-Gender Story to Quail Ridge Books on Thursday, Mar. 7.
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Ruby Deluxe Gives Queer Southerners a Respite from Constant Concerns of Access and Safety
When Timothy Lemuel opened Ruby Deluxe in Raleigh, he wanted to fill a gap in the Triangle’s queer scene while creating another space for creative types to hang out downtown.
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How the Raleigh Theater Community Nurtured a Breakout Star of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
We spoke with Lachlan Watson—and their mom—about Raleigh love, sudden success, and new horizons in nonbinary representation.