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Bustin' Out 3! Trans March After Party to Benefit Transfolx in Prison!

Date:
Friday, June 27, 2008
Time:
9:00 PM - 2:00 AM
Event Type:
Party/Street Party
Organizer/Author:
Nat
Email:
Phone:
415.314.0867
Location Details:
EL RIO
3158 Mission St, SF

Announcing....

BUSTIN' OUT 3!!!

The 3rd Annual TransMarch Afterparty to Benefit Transfolx Organizing in Prison!

Strut your stuff @ the Transgender Pride March's Afterparty! Come dance and show your solidarity with transfolks resistin' the prison industrial complex and fighting for a better world for all of us!

Featuring: DJ Durt and DJ Lil Manila Great giveaways from Good Vibrations, AK Press and more! Party will benefit the Trans/Gender Variant in Prison Committee (TIP).

21 and over
$5-$50 Sliding Scale--No one turned away!

More info: TGIJP 415.252.1444, info [at] tgijp.org


Trans/Gender Variant People In Prison Committee (TIP)

TIP's mission is to end the discrimination, medical neglect, abuse and violence experienced by transgender and gender variant people, and people with intersex conditions (TGI) in CA prisons. We are a prison abolitionist organization, in that while we fight for the immediate needs of TGI people in prison, we do not advocate for reforms that further expand the prison
industrial complex. We work to improve conditions for TGI people in prison and to promote public awareness of the experiences of TGI people in prison, all while prioritizing and building the leadership of current and former prisoners. Our work deliberately combines race, class, and ability
along with gender and intersex status, because low-income communities of color are disproportionately harmed by the prison industrial complex.
Thus, TIP embraces the wide diversity of gender apparent in communities of color, such as butches, studs, gressors, A.G.s, queens, divas, gay boys, and others. We are a community organizing project of the Transgender, Gender Variant and Intersex Justice Project (TGIJP).
Added to the calendar on Thu, Jun 5, 2008 9:33PM
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