South Side concert spotlights the long-ignored queer history of gospel music
Shout OUT mixes performance with narration to celebrate queer stories and icons in gospel.
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Shout OUT mixes performance with narration to celebrate queer stories and icons in gospel.
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As we demonstrated in our column this week, the networks have next to zero interest in even mentioning Louis Farrakhan, even as he calls Jewish people "termites" and led chants of "Death to America" recently on a trip to Iran. If Farrakhan fervently backed Trump, like an Islamic version of Kanye West, it's easy to imagine that would be different. But here's just how little the networks have done in the last 12 months, according to a Nexis search.
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