Ep. 54 - Can Anybody Throw a Brick? Drag, Activism & Queer History with RosenRiot

★WHERE YOU CAN FIND ROSENRIOT★ Instagram -@rosenriotdrag ★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★ Website - www.queerolina.org Facebook - Queerolina Instagram - @queerolinaorg BlueSky -  queerolinaorg.bsky.social ★Summary★ In this conversation, RosenRiot — queer drag artist, activist, poet, and organizer  based in Carrboro, NC — sits down with the Queer Vision to talk about building Work  for Liberation, an annual drag show benefiting Palestinian relief, and what it really  means to do activism that isn't performative. They discuss the difference between  ignorance and bigotry, the fatigue of sustained activism, and why the small daily acts  of community care matter more than any grand gesture. The conversation also explores  queer and drag history, the legacy of Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, and why  knowing where we've been is the only way to survive where we're going. ★Keywords★ drag activism, Palestine solidarity, queer history, liberation, community care,  mutual aid, fatigue, Marsha P. Johnson, Stonewall, AFAB drag, North Carolina,  Work for Liberation, intersectionality, queer poetry