‘Sinners’ in the LGBTQIA+ Lens, Part 3: Agency
Points of View Raegan Ballard-Gennrich and Parker Dean Points of View Raegan Ballard-Gennrich and Parker Dean

‘Sinners’ in the LGBTQIA+ Lens, Part 3: Agency

Sinners continuously highlights the power and danger in refusal. This is an underrated technique that women, marginalized races, the Queer and Trans community, and anyone else that the world actively rejects have to learn if they expect to survive—when all options have been systemically stripped from you. 

When your voice is not only ignored, but silenced… There is power in saying “No.”

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Greenwood Artists Fight Fascism with Flair and Community Support
Reviews Vera McLaughlin Reviews Vera McLaughlin

Greenwood Artists Fight Fascism with Flair and Community Support

Corey Skullcrusher, an artist with the Waiting Room, appeared in full aristocratic flamboyance to accompany their “monstrosity.” From dress to wig to bloody neck, Skullcrusher embodied beheaded nobility. The presence of such elegance brought forward a message of resistance. Skullcrusher explained that the guillotine was historically the most humane way to oust those who were abusing power. While the golden cardboard guillotine may be a bit campy and cheeky, “it’s very specifically a message.”

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