30 Minutes speaks with Archivist and Project Director of the Arizona Queer Archives (AQA) Jamie Lee. On Sunday, April 26th, Arizona Queer Archives and Feminist Action Research in Rhetoric (FARR) presented Pop-Up archives featuring the Southwest Feminists Reunite Group.
The Pop-Up archives seek to take the archival records of the 1970s feminists and lesbian feminists into the streets of Tucson to re-animate local histories in those unmarked places. Participants are invited to begin at Antigone Bookstore at 4pm to pick up a map and booklet to begin this archival adventure around the 4th Avenue area.
We finish up the second portion of the program with a rebroadcast of remarks made by award winning author Luis Alberto Urrea in a keynote address from the 2012 Tucson Festival of Books.
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Doralina Luna represents Tucson and Southern Arizona in family-based immigration, citizenship, naturalization, and some removal defense.
The Tucson Folksingers gathered monthly from 1955 to 1962. Although the group itself was not overtly political, individuals from the group made many principled...
