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Welcome back to another episode of the QueerLBC Podcast! In today's Quick Tea, we discuss the Club Q Shooter sentencing and the Glendale school board elections. We also highlight the unusual law enforcement intrusion in Washington's queer bars (and elsewhere) by the Joint Enforcement Team, questioning the priorities behind these crackdown tactics. Later, a very special guest, Ramy, adds a unique perspective with his enlightening journey of faith, the arts, and finding community as a queer Muslim. With Ramy we also explore the role of theater in steering social changes and the power of the visual and performing arts in healing, inspiring, and evoking compassion. It's gonna be a good one! You won't wanna miss!

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This episode was published on February 20, 2024.

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Welcome back to another episode of the QueerLBC Podcast! In today's Quick Tea, we discuss the Club Q Shooter sentencing and the Glendale school board elections. We also highlight the unusual law enforcement intrusion in Washington's queer bars (and...

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