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That's How the Light Gets In Podcast
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Brooke Anderson in conversation with with social movement artists and cultural workers here in the Bay Area and beyond. Listen anywhere you get your podcasts. linktr.ee/thatshowthelightgetsinpodcast
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This week on the pod, I speak with Patty Berne, Executive and Artistic Director of Sins Invalid, a disability justice performance project that centers people of color, queers, nonbinary and trans people with disabilities.

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In black and white letters on a teal background appear the text “That’s How the Light Gets In. Patty Berne, Sins Invalid.” Patty, a brown-skinned woman with red lipstick and perfectly arched eyebrows looks directly at the camera with a playful and determined gaze. They are wearing a top patterned with black, white, blue and red, with black and white polka dot straps, and their dark hair is pulled back from their face. Their hands are clasped in front of them. They have gold rings on their thumbs and left pinky, two chunky silver bracelets, and two necklaces, one amethyst and one gold. To their right is a poster for “Stage of Grief: Crips Hearts on Fire” in which a dark skinned man with long hair, a brown jacket open to his bare chest, and jeans dances on psychedelic flames.
November 27, 2024 at 2:44 PM