Latine Americans Episode 3: Art and Science as Activism

Stella Winter is a queer nonbinary activist and independent journalist who hosts a YouTube/podcast channel called Course Correction. They have lived in Washington State their entire life, half in West...

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Jac Archer (they/their) is an activist, organizer, and educator in Spokane. As a Black bisexual, trans-masculine person, Jac has worked hard to elevate the voices and issues that are essential to thei...

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Faith Gamberty and Katherine Barry are both trans women living in Kennewick who run a hair salon for the LGBTQ+ community in the Tri-Cities. They both feel it is essential to have places where trans y...

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Esteban Herevia is the President and CEO of Spokane Pride. He was recently recognized in the Spokane Coeur D'Alene Living "Top 20 under 40" list for 2021. In this episode Esteban discusses the inters...

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Cia Cortinas has called Walla Walla her home since childhood. In this episode, she reflects on the challenges of growing up in this area and how her experiences as a bi-sexual Latinx woman has influe...

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Cedar Green explores the various ways LGBTQ activism works in Walla Walla, including safe spaces, public school curriculum, and queer histories. "There's just so much grief in being a queer person," C...

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Carly Coburn works at the intersection of queer rights and disability rights. In this episode, she discusses the ways activism can look different depending on the goals and the barriers. She learned t...

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Brooke Bouchey of Walla Walla discusses trying to exist and raise children in a largely non-accepting environment. While acknowledging Walla Walla isn't the easiest place for her to live, she says, "I...

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