Kavi Ade’s poetry is a lamentation, a leaning in to what haunts the spirit of a Black Trans Queer body. With poems that are deeply personal, while inescapably political, Ade’s work grapples with being set at the throne of violence. Using art as resistance, they create transformative dialogue that aims to combat supremacist powers and heal communities that have been relegated to the margins of society. Through poetry, Kavi will speak on race, gender, sexuality, and social justice, chronicling despair, grasping at hope, and exploring the ways a body can learn to survive. This event is co-sponsored by the Resource Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity and the Department of Women, Gender and Sexual Equality’s Women’s Center.
Location: MultiCultural Center Theater
Sponsors: Women's Center, RCSGD, MCC