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  • Image: A pink background, framed along the right, left and bottom by a black border giving the impression of wood, with purple flowers blooming off the crowns of it. In the center is a black oval containing a turquoise butterfly, a rusty brown sun, and gold-ish grass. Illustration by Summer Mills.
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  • Image: Comic Cover Image is black, green, blue, and white. Title reads, "Disneylandia for functioning alcoholics: a Dark Lord Day by Carlos Matallana" and shows three people yelling and one playing a guitar. In the right side there are four people conversing and two exchange the following, "Our band practices intensively during summer evenings." "Do you guys play anywhere?"
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  • Image: A beige, purple, and black graphic that says: "CROWDSOURCING THE CANON". The purple photo toward the bottom of the composition shows folks sitting together and clapping. Graphic courtesy of Black Lunch Table.
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Essays & Reviews

  • Image: Installation view, People Who Came Before Us. In the center is a large, low coffee table on a red patterned rug, a beige couch with caramel-colored throw pillows and a patterned throw. To the left of the couch, there is a television on a side table. On the wall behind the couch is a gallery of vintage photos featuring Ifti Nasim and groups of other South Asian LGBTQ+ figures. There are colorful decorative garlands with shapes of elephants cut out. On the left side of the wall is a shelf with books, CDs, a framed photo, and a lit table lamp. Courtesy of South Asia Institute.
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  • Image: Installation View, {B/qKC}: The Volume_2 Archive Launch Party. Archival photographs of queer pageant culture set on a brick wall. There are two large framed photos in the bottom left and the upper right of pageants. Photo by Gabriella Salinas.
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  • Image: The Bronzeville Forum Chalk Wall featuring voices of the Low End. “I WISH 43RD WAS . . . A SAFE SPACE FOR BLACK YOUTH” is written in large letters. Photo by Mateo Baker.
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