Stay Black and Live

Friday, June 19, 2020 I 6:00–10:00 PM

Film screenings, raffle prizes, free food, dance party, poetry, and music

Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and Twitch

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Congrats to our Stay Black and Live artists for their moving, uplifting, and touching performances! You can now support Black art even after Juneteenth by tipping our performers:
Happy Juneteenth! Tune in now to Juneteenthatx.com for the festival livestream.
Our raffle and auction close at 6:30pm tomorrow 🎟 Make sure you get your tickets and make your bids for the prizes you have your eyes on!
Pulling up to the Juneteenth BBQ drive thru like 😎
We’re partnering with @vortex_rep to bring you a full weekend’s worth of programming and more! Tune into juneteenthatx.com on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday nights to enjoy plays by Black playwrights. Check out the full schedule:
We are auctioning off original pieces from local artists of color! @artwithakirash, @heyricnelsonart, and @vjngo_art have graciously donated their original art to raise funds for @sixsquareatx and @austinjusticecoalition.
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FAYLITA HICKS

Faylita Hicks’ debut collection, HoodWitch (Acre Books, 2019), has been named a finalist for the 2020 Lambda Literary Award for Bisexual Poetry and the Julie Suk Award. They are the Editor-in-Chief of Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review. They have been offered fellowships and residencies from Tin House, Lambda Literary, Jack Jones Literary Arts, and the Right of Return USA program for previously incarcerated artists.

FAYLITA HICKS

Faylita Hicks’ debut collection, HoodWitch (Acre Books, 2019), has been named a finalist for the 2020 Lambda Literary Award for Bisexual Poetry and the Julie Suk Award. They are the Editor-in-Chief of Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review. They have been offered fellowships and residencies from Tin House, Lambda Literary, Jack Jones Literary Arts, and the Right of Return USA program for previously incarcerated artists.