Ticket Prices: Pay What you Can - Suggested Price $20
With M.C. James Young and Joann Prinizialli providing music, author-readers presenting work from Fingerprints, a writing project from The Loft where Gay elders had their say about LGBTA/NCNB in the old days. Joe Falkin will read his portion, and Michael Sabatino, Robert Vorhees, Charlie Scaramuchia, and
Kathy Moreno will read from“ through their writings in The People’s Victory: Reflecting on Marriage Equality. We will explore the successes of Gay activism in the past and look at the future. A panel of the readers and the audience input will gather to discuss what the future holds and what our future activism around LGBTQA+NB issues must look like as we insure a future for the rights of all.
Joann Prinzivalli is an attorney, activist, co-founder of the transgender group at The LOFT LGBT Center in White Plains, and author of the the trans-inclusive language used in the Westchester County Human Rights Law and Fair Housing law, also drafted the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act that was just enacted as Chapter 8 of the Laws of 2019, 16 years after it was first introduced. In 2009. She is a member of The LOFT's Queer Voices group and also active in the local open mic community and hosts a monthly open Mic on the Second Friday of each month at Community U.U Congregation in White Plains, NY.
James Young (he/they) is an award winning LGBTQIA+ activist, advocate, and educator and performs as I.Den.t.T (they) where they spread queer joy through art.
Roots of our Legacy is part of the programing surrounding “CONSCIENCE OF A NATION” an exhibition of art by V.L.Cox @ Hudson Valley MOCA. Join us and have your say!
Starting with Laramie in June and continuing through September, Studio Theater in Exile and Hudson Valley MOCA will be hosting events created around Cox’s The CONSCIENCE OF A NATION EXHIBIT.
