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✨ TOO MUCH TO BE SILENCED ✨ We’ve been told our joy is too loud, our love too wild, our existence too much. But here we are—Black, brown, queer, trans, soft, fierce, alive. Join Cat Jones [@bycatjones ], Ivy Monteiro [@hellasainttropikahl ], and Nary [@na.really ], moderated by Ruhaina [@smooth.gaal ] of the TRINA team, for a panel that centers QTBIPOC joy as resistance, survival, and sacred power. 💥 What does it mean to hold each other in a world that profits from our pain? 💥 How do we reclaim pleasure, softness, and love when everything tells us we shouldn’t? This is more than a panel—it’s a homecoming for our stories, our tenderness, our fire. Come ready to feel, share, and connect. Got a question for our panelists? Drop us a line at [email protected]. 🗓 Sunday, July 20 🕐 1PM – 3PM 📍 @trina.worldwide tent, @whole.festival QTBIPOC-only space. Because we deserve rooms that hold us completely. 💜

WELCOME TO OUR PANEL DISCUSSION: RECLAIMING SOFTNESS: RESISTANCE, CARE, AND COLLECTIVE STRENGTH Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring Cat Jones @bycatjones , Ivy Monteiro @hellasainttropikahl and Nary @na.really with moderation by Ruhaina @smooth.gaal from the TRINA team. Watch the reel to dive into the stories behind their work, discover what drives their creativity, and get a preview of the powerful dialogue they’ll bring to Whole Festival. PANEL DESCRIPTION They want to take our joy—our laughter, our pleasure, our softness. They tell us we are too much, too queer, too Black, too brown, too Asian, too trans, too tender to exist fully. And yet, we are here. We love, we dance, we resist. This panel, featuring Cat, Ivy Monteiro & Nary, is about reclaiming joy as an act of defiance. How do we protect our queer, trans, BIPOC bodies—not just from harm, but for pleasure, love, and softness? How do we hold each other when the world demands our suffering? Joy is not a privilege. It is our birthright—our joie de vivre, our resistance, our survival! This panel is for QTBIPOC only! Is there something you’ve been waiting to talk about—an experience, challenge, or insight on care, resistance, or joy? Share your thoughts on what we should explore into during the panel. If you have any questions to ask the panelists, send them over to [email protected] Catch their panel on Sunday the 20th of July at @whole.festival , from 1PM to 3PM at @trina.worldwide tent! 🫶🏾 🎨 Logo: @noahosarenren 
🧬 Animation/3D: @shuti_sport

This weekend, November 15-17, @spore.initiative is hosting a community exchange with panels, workshops, performances and films on ecocide, collective mourning and the defense of the web of life. We have the pleasure of participating in this event titled Of land devourers and those who hold back the fall of the sky" with several workshops, panels and sessions. Come join us! Please note that our workshop on Saturday, facilitated by our wonderful @na.really , is for BIPoC only. All other sessions are open to everyone. Can't wait to see you! ✨️✌🏾🍉

Yesterdays pro Palestine demo was forcibly ended halfway through the route. Protestors were ordered to leave on one side but then denied exit from police walls. They started circling us, pushing us, beating people without provocation..while telling us to leave (like where tf to?!). People fell and many also lost consciousness bc of the violence. The violence kept escalating and I tired to help one person from the demo organizers up and pull them back into the mob after the they were randomly targeted. That’s when a cop started to push rip my shirt and beat me against the head. I feel and next thing I remember is being dragged by both feet and a two more 🐷grabbed my arms and torso and carried me away. While being detained i saw a young man (arabi ofc) lying on the floor drifting in about of consciousness, foaming out of his mouth, twitching. The police did not give a care to hurry getting an ambulance. 10 minutes later one first aid person came, checked him but also couldn’t stabilize him… he left and came back another 10 minutes later with a proper ambulance team. All the time they left him lying in the street in his own sweat and vomit, denying him translation support while only searching him for his ID …. I only saw him for a glimpse afterward bc my arrest was processed but I saw him on a rescue stretcher seeming responsive. Overall I got really lucky, my body hurts quite a bit but I don’t have any major injuries and I got released after 30/40 minutes. Many thanks to the babes who checked in with me and took care of me 🫂💗

hallo insta, this is my first post 💦