Vocalo is airing the audio doc I made about the Sexual Minorities Archives. Unfortunately, they referred to Bet by the wrong pronoun, I sent them a strongly worded e-mail saying they needed to correct that before they aired it. More details about the airing below:
A Killer Without Remorse
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Original broadcast
* Monday, October 12th, 2009 7:00am - 10:00am
Your host: Tom
Archive: No archive currently available.
Featured Vocaleros: susi7, TechieTranny, KarenGollrad, BLACKOUT
The Rundown
7:00am She told her shrink she wanted to be a man. Dating women.
8:00am Tortured and murdered in Wyoming because he was gay, Matthew Shepard became a national symbol of violence driven by hate. A new play talks to his killer, who ten years after the crime, expresses no remorse.
9:00am Music saves lives. A peace corps of musicians. They come to the rescue with instruments and learning.
And on the 20's, weather and traffic with Chester, the Vocalo.org traffic horse.
Playlist
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1.
Unnatural Cause Part III
Unnatural Cause Part III
Segment by susi7
Oct 10, 2009
2.
Bet Power I: The Archives
Bet Power I: The Archives
Audio
Segment by TechieTranny
Oct 10, 2009
3.
Pin-Up, Pilt-Down by Blamaday
Pin-Up, Pilt-Down by Blamaday
Audio
Segment by KarenGollrad
Oct 9, 2009
4.
Wrestle
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Saturday, October 10, 2009
More clips online
New film clips edits are up on youtube and on the website.
Louis Mitchell, a founding member of LAGADDA (Lesbians and Gays of African Decent for Democratic Action), speaks to sectarian differences in 1980's San Fransisco.
This is the first in a series of clips addressing the relationship between Transmasculinity and feminism. This features Alex Pangborn, a transgender activist, talking about addressing sexism before and after transitioning.
It's two weeks away from the exhibit debut and I've edited about 3/4 of my videos (different from the ones on the website). I've added a Merch page to the site and am looking into different methods to make the docs more referencable before adding too many more.
Louis Mitchell, a founding member of LAGADDA (Lesbians and Gays of African Decent for Democratic Action), speaks to sectarian differences in 1980's San Fransisco.
This is the first in a series of clips addressing the relationship between Transmasculinity and feminism. This features Alex Pangborn, a transgender activist, talking about addressing sexism before and after transitioning.
It's two weeks away from the exhibit debut and I've edited about 3/4 of my videos (different from the ones on the website). I've added a Merch page to the site and am looking into different methods to make the docs more referencable before adding too many more.
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