#thinkanddiethinking

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We are so excited to announce that the next THINK AND DIE THINKING FEST will be January 2017! As a collective, as a community and as individuals, T.A.D.T has brought together so many people and created so much more than we ever could have imagined. This upcoming fest we’d like to honor all those people who have shared large chunks of themselves to make sure we are loved and to acknowledge another year of perseverance and strength from all those whom we love.  More details to come!

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#thinkanddiethinking (at Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center)

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This weekend was amazing! We want to thank everyone who played, tabled, volunteered and shared this weekend with us! We appreciate all of you. Every year the fest becomes more incredible and inspiring beyond what we ever expected and makes us all feel really excited about San Jose! Thank you soo much <3

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Think And Die Thinking 2015

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Hiiii we are at Think and Die Thinking Fest in San Jose, California. Stop by and say hello today!!

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NO SHAME DISTRO is excited to be part of Think and Die Thinking Fest this year. We will be tabling July 10th and 11th.

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Join us upstairs at the Billy DeFrank Center on Saturday, July 11th 7pm-8:30pm for a writing workshop facilitated by Sara Gonzales of Brown and Proud Press in Chicago.

***This workshop is an intentional healing space ONLY for people who identify as people of color. Please honor and respect that***

"This will be a writing workshop focused around identity and our [often multiple] places of origin. We will be grounding ourselves in trusting our ancestral memory to help us speak truth to power through poetry or short narratives. Workshop will be in circle form- where we create a center piece in the circle & generate lists to use as writing prompts. We will draw from some excerpts of poetry and stories from Cherie Moraga and other queer POC writers [myself included]. Welcome to POC at any place in their writing journey. If you work with youth or any sort of radical education work, this may be helpful for you to think about building an open writing/sharing space in your own place of work or service."

Check out my (Sara's) personal website: www.conrespeto.com to see her writing/work Sara Gonzalez is also a collective member of Brown and Proud Press, a queer POC writing collective based in Xicago. See here: https://www.facebook.com/brownandproudpress

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Boom Boom Kid has just been added to Sundays line-up!!

$8-10 OR $25 for the whole weekend!