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Film Screening: "Paris is Burning
About the event
Join us for a screening of the iconic documentary "Paris is Burning." This landmark film offers a vibrant and intimate look into the ball culture of New York City in the late 1980s, exploring themes of race, class, gender, and sexuality through the eyes of its participants. Following the screening, engage in a thoughtful discussion that will delve deeper into the film's enduring legacy and its impact on LGBTQ+ and ballroom communities.
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About the venue
Visit the Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, a vital hub in Oakland offering diverse programs and services for the queer community. Celebrated for its advocacy and inclusive spirit, it's a cornerstone during events like Oakland Pride, fostering unity and empowerment.
“Friendly, generous, informative, knowledgeable, clean, and welcoming:-))” — Josie Chapman, Google
“I've enjoyed the experience of visiting this center the few times I've been there. I am looking forward to visiting the library as I've noticed that queer studies sections have diminished in my local suburban libraries.” — Jeff B, Google
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