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Nasir Montalvo

Nasir Montalvo

Author at Kansas City Defender at The Kansas City Defender

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      Recent Articles

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      Justice Horn and City Council Want To Punish People Harder - Kansas City Defender

      Justice Horn and Kansas City Council reinvest in our criminal legal system by passing Ordinance 231032: a hate crime sentence enhancement.
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      Oddities Prints and {B/qKC} partner for limited edition merchandise...

      In an exciting collaboration, Oddities Prints has created limited edition prints for {B/qKC}: Kansas City’s new Black queer archive.
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      A new Black queer archive opens in KC; the {B/qKC} Launch Party - K...

      Celebrate the launch of {B/qKC} through food, drink, party & a preview of its city-wide exhibits launching in April.
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      Remembering “Soakie’s”: Kansas City’s former Black gay bar from the...

      Volume 2 of our Black queer digital archive, {B/qKC} rediscovers Soakie’s: a former Black gay bar in Downtown Kansas City from 1994-2004.
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      The Erasure and (Sexual) Subjugation of Black Queer Kansas Citians;...

      A brief historical look at a long-reigning power-imbalance within Kansas City’s queer community––leading to the subjugation of Black queer Kansas Citians.
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      Men of All Colors Together: Fighting Racism Amidst Gay Men in the 8...

      In 1980, this group of Kansas Citians founded a social club and safe space for those seeking to fight racism amongst Queer men of all races.
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      Edye and Ray: KC's First Black Drag Queens - Kansas City Defender

      Some of the first documented history of Black Queer Kansas Citians begins with Drag Queens—namely, Edye Gregory and Ray Rondell.