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Support Arts Politics alumna's Black Trans Femmes in the Arts @BTFACollective

Wednesday, Jun 24, 2020

Jordyn Smith '19 started BTFA (Black Trans Femmes in the Arts) Collective to create space and support black femmes in the arts and beyond.

Follow and support the work via Instagram @btfacollective. They have robust virtual programming, including hosting virtual open mics, talks and meet ups.

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Join Luis Rincon Alba (NYU) and Alejandro Tomás Rodriguez (UNM), Argentine actor, theatre director, and musician, for a screening of Cántame, a documentary directed by Canadian filmmaker Trevor Meier.

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