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Now for a message 🧡 from @eikointegrativeot an Now for a message 🧡  from @eikointegrativeot and me! #bodywork #healingisrelational #healingjustice #peoplesmovementcenter #minneapolis
Sickle Cell Awareness Month was September! But let Sickle Cell Awareness Month was September! But let's keep it going all year round! Hi Gothic reader friends 🙂, I wrote a Catholic Korean vampire short story set in 1846 about first native-born Catholic Korean priest and martyr Andrew Taegon and his fictional younger sister for a good cause--raising funds for Sickle Cell Disease Association of America--edited by "immortal hosts Sidney and Adora for our 5th year of #BIPOCVampDay – a 3-day long online event celebrating Black, Indigenous, and POC vampires in media. We’re also fundraising for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America and spreading awareness about sickle cell disease – that’s right, the vampires are giving back to our community with a virtual blood-drive." 
Print and digital versions of the anthology now available for pre-order! 
"We’re back with a fourth volume of Vampires of Color: Crimson Legacy, our BIPOC VampDay charity zine! Another way to support our fundraiser for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America and add to your vampire book collection. 
Starting September 19th, we will have digital and physical pre-orders able to purchase. Get a copy while supplies last. All profits will be donated to the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America (a disease which greatly impacts the BIPOC community)." 

A 90+ page anthology zine filled with work from 32 different creatives including full color illustrations, mini comics, and short stories about BIPOC vampires. Available as a digital PDF and a perfect bound softcover book.

Contributors: N.Francisque, Pyretta B, Nyx Wolff, Alé Anthony, Aimee Cozza, Percy, Dr. Mercedes Samudio, Meishali, Greggi Giron, Krystal Reyes, Samar, Jadedisland, Sunny T., Priya Saxena, Glauconar Yue, Essie Essex, Meera S., Gilda Danviri (VirtualYellow), Sun Yung Shin, Aisha Akeju, Remy Boyd-Sandoval, Nala J. Wu, Katherine Flaherty, Code, BP Waldron, Nyada Bryant, Vampirepyramidscheme, Zacharie Damore, Alex L. Curi, Wren Rios, and Misu." 

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Last night’s “the rapture” was awesome 🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸🛸
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Hi friends, I am donating a tarot reading for The Hi friends, I am donating a tarot reading for The Loft Literary Center’s  upcoming online auction! 🔮Open next Tuesday, 11/18! ⛅️Let’s stare into the benevolent void together 🌝🌚🌙🫧
Link in bio! Please join us on Tuesday, December 2 Link in bio! Please join us on Tuesday, December 2nd, at 7:00pm, at Moon Palace Books, for our next 5×5 Reading, featuring five fantastic readers: Tyra Payer, Jen Bowen, Fong Lee, Sun Yung Shin, and Bao Phi.

Each featured artist will take five minutes to share work; after the main reading, there will be a short break for refreshments, followed by an open mic period. All are welcome to show up and to participate in the open mic! (List is first come, first serve.) This reading, and the open mic afterward, will be hosted by Davi Gray and Michael Kleber-Diggs. ASL interpretation will be provided for both the main reading and the open mic.

Light refreshments will be served; masks are required at Moon Palace Books and are available on-site. This is a free event.

Better Things is a series of events sponsored by the ReEntry Lab, in partnership with the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop (MPWW) and Moon Palace Books. The ReEntry Lab is an organization working to connect writers and other artists leaving incarceration to a community that’s ready to receive them.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

There is a Facebook event , or you can add it to your Google Calendar or download an ICS file to add it to other calendars, but you can also just show up! We’d love to have you there — all are welcome at this free event.

System-impacted people in need of transportation assistance to attend please contact Davi at (612) 699-3506 or davi@reentrylab.org.
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