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UGG UNVEILS NEW 'FEEL SEEN. FEEL HEARD.' CAMPAIGN FOR PRIDE 2023 - Vimarsana News

UGG UNVEILS NEW 'FEEL SEEN. FEEL HEARD.' CAMPAIGN FOR PRIDE 2023

/PRNewswire/ -- This Pride Month, Southern California-based global lifestyle brand UGG® (a division of Deckers Brands [NYSE: DECK]) is emphasizing its...

UGG Unveils New "Feel Seen. Feel Heard" Campaign for Pride 2023 - Vimarsana News

UGG Unveils New "Feel Seen. Feel Heard" Campaign for Pride 2023

UGG unveils new "Feel Seen. Feel Heard" campaign for Pride 2023. The brand teams up with host Davis Burleson and It Gets Better Project. 

First annual 225 Fest celebrates Baton Rouge's history and culture - Vimarsana News

First annual 225 Fest celebrates Baton Rouge's history and culture

225 Fest, an annual festival commemorating the rich history and culture of Baton Rouge, made its debut Saturday at the Capitol Park Museum downtown.

ULM to offer introductory sign language course - Vimarsana News

ULM to offer introductory sign language course

The ASL class will be Monday from 12-1 p.m.

Source: kedm.org
'I Feel Seen': House Of Bawdy Adult Novelty Store Affirms Black And Queer Lives - Vimarsana News

'I Feel Seen': House Of Bawdy Adult Novelty Store Affirms Black And Queer Lives

All types of bodies are celebrated on House of Bawdy. (Courtesy House of Bawdy/Stephanie Louis) Last year, as incantations of "Black Lives Matter" and "I can't breathe" and "no justice, no peace" reached an apex, ideas of revolution were churning in Kathryn Sabir-Beach's mind. She — "a sexually fluid, Muslim woman who also happens to be queer" — was thinking about Black people "and how we're mistreated, murdered, disrespected, disregarded by society as a whole." "I wanted to make a space where Black folks and queer people and people who are marginalized genders weren't just included," Sab...

Source: wbur.org