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From left, Lynn Auerbach, Michelle Satter, and Kathleen Broyles attended the 2000 Directors Lab. When Lynn Auerbach died shortly after the Sundance Film Festival in
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“My radical existence is my art.” – Aitch Albertowriter-director By Stephanie Ornelas Today is Trans Day of Visibility, a day to honor the contributions and
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This Friday, March 31 is Trans Day of Visibility, a day to honor the contributions and existence of our trans community — from artists to
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