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Hawaii Five-0 - Episode 8.09 - Make Me Kai - Press Release

WHEN INVESTIGATING A DESERTED YACHT ADRIFT AT SEA, MCGARRETT, DANNY, TANI AND JUNIOR ARE EXPOSED TO A DEADLY BIOWEAPON AND THE REST OF FIVE-0 HAVE ONLY EIGHT HOURS TO FIND AN ANTIDOTE, ON “HAWAII FIVE-0,” FRIDAY, DEC. 8 “Make me kai” – When investigating a deserted yacht adrift at sea, McGarrett, Danny, Tani and Junior are exposed to a deadly bioweapon and the rest of Five-0 have only eight hours to find an antidote, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Dec. 8 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. (“Make me kai” is Hawaiian for “Death at Sea”) CHEAT TWEET: #H50 fans, McG, Danno, Tani & Junior have 8 hours for Five-0 to find an antidote after they are exposed to a deadly bioweapon! @HawaiiFive0CBS 12/8 9pm http://bit.ly/2zsDkPn REGULAR CAST: Alex O’Loughlin (Steve McGarrett) Scott Caan (Danny “Danno” Williams) Chi McBride (Lou Grover) Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega) Meaghan Rath (Tani Rey) Beulah Koale (Junior Reigns) Ian Anthony Dale (Adam Noshimuri) Kimee Balmilero (Dr. Noelani Cunha) GUEST CAST: Alexandra Chando (Monique Sims) Tony Glorioso (David Lyons) Emily C. Chang (Gillian Edgar) Garrett Barker (Pilot) William R. Edwards (Marko) Denice Rivera (Nurse) Kwang Bin Im (Passenger) Attila Pohlmann (Nathan Diamond) WRITTEN BY: David Wolkove & Matt Wheeler DIRECTED BY: Maja Vrvilo

SOURCE - https://www.spoilertv.com/2017/11/hawaii-five-0-episode-809-make-me-kai.html

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Hispanic and Latinx LGBTQ+ Resources

Hey everyone, it’s been a while! I hope everyone is staying healthy and practicing social distancing. Here’s a new, long-awaited masterpost, hopefully you find these resources helpful. Other masterposts can be found here (and don’t hesitate to add anything if you have more resources to contribute)!

GLSEN Pages:

PDF of a report from GLSEN, the Hispanic Federation, and UnidosUS about Latinx LGBTQ+ youth in US schools

“Why These 10 Latinx Icons Are Inspiring to LGBTQ Youth” an article by Cruz Contreras, Soli Guzman, and Marisa Matias

“What School Was Like for Black and Latinx Trans Adults – and How to Improve” an article by Sandy James

Recommended LGBTQ Latinx reading

Other organizations:

Unity Coalition (an organization for the Latinx/Hispanic and Indigenous LGBTQ+ community)

Latin American Center on Sexuality and Human Rights (produces, organizes, and disseminates knowledge about sexuality from a human rights perspective- also available in Spanish, and Portuguese)

League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) (the largest and oldest Hispanic organization in the United States, provides advocacy and informational resources, among many others)

Latino Equality Alliance (LEA) (non-profit organization that advocates for equity, safety, and wellness for the Latinx LGBTQ+ community)

A List of Organizations Providing Resources & Safe Spaces for the Latinx LGBTQ Community compiled by Manuel Betancourt

Historical information from the US National Park Service:

Full study

(Chapter 7) A Note about Intersectionality

(Chapter 12) Latina/o Gender and Sexuality

(Chapter 18) LGBTQ Civil Rights in America

(Chapter 27) Locating Miami’s Queer History

Index

Some LGBTQ+ Hispanic/Latinx Creators:

Annie Segarra, aka Annie Elainey (chronically ill, disabled, queer, Latinx, woman of color, youtuber)

Gio Black Peter (queer, Guatemalen, painter, performance artist, DJ, and art curator)

Raquel Salas Rivera (non-binary, Puerto Rican, poet, translator, and editor)

Marina Labarthe del Solar (trans, Peruvian, illustrator, visual anthropologist, and oral historian)

Denice Frohman (queer, Puerto Rican/Jewish, poet, performer, and educator)

Margot Terc (queer, Dominican, zine-maker, writer, and visual artist)

Andrés Hernández (queer, Mexican, self-taught artist, writer, and illustrator)

Other Helpful/Informational Links:

Supporting and Caring for our Latinx LGBT Youth (report of nearly 2,000 Latinx youth experiences by the HRC and the League of United Latin American Citizens)

Translatinx Network (works to increase the capacity of transgender community members through advocacy, education and social support)

Guía de Recursos Para Salir Del Clóset (a PDF guide to coming out in Spanish by the HRC)

Somos Familia (support and resources for Latinx families with LGBTQ+ children- also available in Spanish)

Still Invisible (GLAAD’s second report on LGBTQ inclusive representation in Spanish-language media in English and Spanish)

@ nulatinx on Instagram (promotes Hispanic/Latinx artists and creators)

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do you have any new release recommendations? :)

Sorry for taking so long to get back to you. These are my favorites from the past couple months.

Diary of a Filthy Woman, by Noor Hindi

Dear America           I am pluckingyour dandelions and eating them tooI greedily swallow    everythingthat comes from your earth      this landis not my land  this countryis not my country yet still I pull a rootfrom my two front teeth   I shinea smile to you  as I consume whatis your     I am a filthy immigrantI take your jobs       beware the wayI sink my knees       into a dusty prayerrug and wish you a happy Ramadan

from “Filthy Woman Writes a Letter”

Tunsiya/Amrikiya, by Leila Chatti

I want to eat my grief and my godwill not allow it. A lessonin suffering — O!but Lord — I have suffered,

I confess, I amselfish, self-absorbed — I consume

from “Ramadan Lament”

Reasons for Smoking, by Xandria Phillips

Anxiety has clawed a red highway up my esophagus, and for this Michelle suggests chamomile.

from “Michelle Obama and I Self-Medicate”

Ebb, by Leila Chatti

I feltlike a god, or at least a womanone might loveinto suffering.

I fix myselfin that stare. As if I were, as you saw meonce, vital —

a being worthof worship, terror.

from  “Dressing Before a Mirror in Morning”

Daughter Tongue, by Omotara James

What if the body

is just the throw-away?The spotted frailtythat barely drapes

from “Proverb”

Cenzontle, by Marcelo Hernandez Castillo

Can you wash me without my body coming apart in your hands?

Call it wound— call it beginning—

from “Cenzontle”

Not Here, by Hieu Minh Nguyen

How can I love something that isn’t ruined?

from “Again, Let Me Explain Again

The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 2: Black Girl Magic, eds. Jamila Woods, Idrissa Simmonds & Mahogany L. Browne

I’m afraid to be uncharted I want an empire in my teeth

from “Magical Negro #217: Diana Ross Finishing a Rib in Alabama, 1990s” by Morgan Parker

Empty Clip, by Emilia Phillips

No, I will not. You may not come in. This is how I came to   know how to forget.   Lie down, said the whisper to the ear,                said the grass to the sky.

from “This Is How I Came to Know How To”

Tenderling, by Emily Corwin

I have been in hospitalsfor you.

from “hurting to ask you”

Women of Resistance: Poems for a New Feminism, eds. Danielle Barnhart & Iris Mahan

i heard a woman becomes herself the first time she speaks without permission

then, every word out of her mouth a riot

from “’A Woman’s Place’” by Denice Frohman

Footnotes in the Order of Disappearance, by Fady Joudah

My heart’s a doe’s. A doe’s made for running away.

from “Horses”

Through Clenched Teeth

I am unliving my mother

     fed up with my making

I address my prayer to myself

body on it’s knees

/ without memory /betraying body / unearthing light

begin erasure

nothing to write home about

from “Abeg” by Precious Okoyomon

My dream list of Spring 2018 releases:

Pamper Me to Hell & Back, by Hera Lindsay Bird

Cruel Futures, by Carmen Giménez Smith

Noirmania, by JoAnna Novak

Nepantla: An Anthology Dedicated to Queer Poets of Color, ed. Christopher Soto

Milk, by Dorothea Lasky

Registers of Illuminated Villages, by Tarfia Faizullah

Spells for Black Wizards, by Candace Williams

Painted Blue with Saltwater, by Logan February

Jazzercise is a Language, by Gabriel Ojeda-Sague

Phantom Tongue, by Steven Sanchez

Moon: Letters, Maps, Poems, by Jennifer S. Cheng

Touched, by Luther Hughes

Lemon Effigies, by Zaina Alsous

Lo terciario / The Tertiary, by Raquel Salas Rivera

Cape Verdean Blues, by Shauna Barbosa

Lake Michigan, by Daniel Borzutzky

Sons of Achilles, by Nabila Lovelace

Oceanic, by Aimee Nezhukumatathil

RAM, by ari k. castañeda

Wade in the Water, by Tracy K. Smith

New Poets of Native Nations, ed. Heid E. Erdrich

Red § Jild § Prayer, by Hazem Fahmy

Lilith, but dark, by Nichole Perkins

Ceremonial, by Carly Joy Miller

Eye Level, by Jenny Xie

Like Kansas, by Simone Savannah

Who Is Mary Sue? by Sophie Collins

Letters from the Other Woman, by Monica Prince

Lances All Alike, by Suzanne Zelazo

Tragedy Queens: Stories Inspired by Lana Del Rey & Sylvia Plath, ed. Leza Cantoral

Doe, by Aimée Baker

Indecency, by Justin Phillip Reed

R E D, by Chase Berggrun

Junk, by Tommy Pico

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Hawaii Five-0 - Episode 8.09 - Make Me Kai - Press Release

“Make me kai” – When investigating a deserted yacht adrift at sea, McGarrett, Danny, Tani and Junior are exposed to a deadly bioweapon and the rest of Five-0 have only eight hours to find an antidote, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Dec. 8 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. (“Make me kai” is Hawaiian for “Death at Sea”) CHEAT TWEET: #H50 fans, McG, Danno, Tani & Junior have 8 hours for Five-0 to find an antidote after they are exposed to a deadly bioweapon! @HawaiiFive0CBS 12/8 9pm http://bit.ly/2zsDkPn REGULAR CAST: Alex O’Loughlin (Steve McGarrett) Scott Caan (Danny “Danno” Williams) Chi McBride (Lou Grover) Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega) Meaghan Rath (Tani Rey) Beulah Koale (Junior Reigns) Ian Anthony Dale (Adam Noshimuri) Kimee Balmilero (Dr. Noelani Cunha) GUEST CAST: Alexandra Chando (Monique Sims) Tony Glorioso (David Lyons) Emily C. Chang (Gillian Edgar) Garrett Barker (Pilot) William R. Edwards (Marko) Denice Rivera (Nurse) Kwang Bin Im (Passenger) Attila Pohlmann (Nathan Diamond) WRITTEN BY: David Wolkove & Matt Wheeler DIRECTED BY: Maja Vrvilo

SOURCE:CBS

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#Repost @dancecenterevanston #FacultyNews - Miss Shelby Moran Amarantos is back performing with Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre Saturday, August 29! • Cerqua Rivera returns to Studio5 - social distancing style - for a preview and discussion of more of this year's brand-new work in progress. We're reimagining sections of two critically acclaimed audience favorites informed by the current times. - AMERICAN CATRACHO Directed and Curated 2016-2019 by Wilfredo Rivera featuring choreography by Christian Denice and Noelle Kayser - ROOT created 2018-2019 by Monique Haley and Joe Cerqua Don't miss this chance to experience and respond to the first preview of this unusual new work, performed by members of our company and enjoyed by you from a safe distance. For more info, you can visit @cerquarivera’s website! Photo by @fernandor_photography @shelb_amo @burnnen https://www.instagram.com/p/CENmrSOMKLQ/?igshid=1tc5zl7omu5vp

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ITS TIME TO DECLARE A YEAR OF CHICAGO DANCE

The City of Chicago and also the League of Chicago Theaters declared 2019 “The Year of Chicago Theatre.” anyone who has been following dance in Chicago in recent years can attest to the very fact that it's currently time to declare a “Year of Chicago Dance.”

As the latest installment in its “Made in Chicago” Dance Series, the Auditorium Theatre conferred a double bill that includes 2 Latinx firms deeply unmoving within the city: Cerqua Diego Rivera Dance Theatre (celebrating its twentieth anniversary), and Ensemble Espanol Spanish Dance Theater

The first 1/2 the concert was dedicated to “American Catracho,” an epic, deeply moving work regarding the plight of occupant immigrants seeking refuge within the U.S. (“Cartracho” may be a dyslogistic, discriminatory word of Honduran origin.)

Created and directed by Wilfredo Cerqua (with extra choreography by Noelle Kayser and Christian Denice), and that includes a surprising score by Joe Cerqua fantastically performed by the nine-piece Cerqua Diego Rivera dance band, the work is an elaborate, richly reminiscent of, at moments sharply satiric evocation of the numerous stages within the method of immigration.

It begins with a lyrical, push-pull sequence magic reminiscences of the cities left behind, then moves on to recommend the numerous dangers and challenges ashore and water of “The Crossing,” the strain at the border, the eye-opening expertise of America (with the haunting refrain, , and at last, a function dance club scene, “Land of Dreams.”

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**SPOILER** PRESS RELEASE FOR HAWAII FIVE-0 8.09 **SPOILER**

WHEN INVESTIGATING A DESERTED YACHT ADRIFT AT SEA, MCGARRETT, DANNY, TANI AND JUNIOR ARE EXPOSED TO A DEADLY BIOWEAPON AND THE REST OF FIVE-0 HAVE ONLY EIGHT HOURS TO FIND AN ANTIDOTE, ON “HAWAII FIVE-0,” FRIDAY, DEC. 8

“Make me kai” – When investigating a deserted yacht adrift at sea, McGarrett, Danny, Tani and Junior are exposed to a deadly bioweapon and the rest of Five-0 have only eight hours to find an antidote, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Dec. 8 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. (“Make me kai” is Hawaiian for “Death at Sea”) CHEAT TWEET: #H50 fans, McG, Danno, Tani & Junior have 8 hours for Five-0 to find an antidote after they are exposed to a deadly bioweapon! @HawaiiFive0CBS 12/8 9pm http://bit.ly/2zsDkPn REGULAR CAST: Alex O’Loughlin (Steve McGarrett) Scott Caan (Danny “Danno” Williams) Chi McBride (Lou Grover) Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega) Meaghan Rath (Tani Rey) Beulah Koale (Junior Reigns) Ian Anthony Dale (Adam Noshimuri) Kimee Balmilero (Dr. Noelani Cunha) GUEST CAST: Alexandra Chando (Monique Sims) Tony Glorioso (David Lyons) Emily C. Chang (Gillian Edgar) Garrett Barker (Pilot) William R. Edwards (Marko) Denice Rivera (Nurse) Kwang Bin Im (Passenger) Attila Pohlmann (Nathan Diamond) WRITTEN BY: David Wolkove & Matt Wheeler DIRECTED BY: Maja Vrvilo GENRE: Drama Photos are available at: http://cbspressexpress.com Official CBS Website: http://www.cbs.com/shows/hawaii_five_0/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HawaiiFive0CBS Twitter: http://twitter.com/HawaiiFive0CBS Instagram: HawaiiFive0CBS CBS Twitter: http://twitter.com/CBS Cast on Twitter: Jorge Garcia @JorgeGarcia Meaghan Rath @MeaghanRath Beulah Koale @BeulahKoale Kimee Balmilero @KimeeB Cast on Instagram: Jorge Garcia @PronouncedHorhay Meaghan Rath @MeaghanRath Beulah Koale @BeulahKoale Kimee Balmilero @KimeeBalmilero * * * Press Contacts: Beth Haiken Beth.haiken@cbs.com 818-655-1583 Ryan Aguirre ryan.aguirre@cbs.com 818-655-7218 Photo Contacts: Michele Crowe Michele.crowe@cbs.com 212-975-3265 Amanda Beane Amanda.Beane@cbs.com 818-655-1545 source

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#Repost @studio5_performingartscenter • • • • • • Check out this video of ROOT (social distancing edition in rehearsal) then grab a tix for THIS Saturday, August 29, 7pm as @cerquarivera returns to Studio5 - social distancing style - for a preview and discussion of more of this year's work in progress. Reimagining sections of two critically acclaimed audience favorites informed by the current times. - AMERICAN CATRACHO Directed and Curated 2016-2019 by Wilfredo Rivera featuring choreography by Christian Denice and Noelle Kayser - ROOT created 2018-2019 by Monique Haley and Joe Cerqua Don't miss this chance to experience and respond to the first preview of this unusual new work, performed by members of our company and enjoyed by you from a safe distance. Please note: You will be sent a link to the virtual event in A SEPARATE EMAIL after you purchase your ticket. CerquaRivera.org/schedule for tickets and more info @wilfredo1269 @haley.monique @cdenice @noellekayser #crdt #cerquariveradancetheatre #americancatracho #root #moniquehaley #noellekayser #christiandenice #joecerqua @cerquajoe https://www.instagram.com/p/CEWveC-gDIP/?igshid=1rfl67bhidnpd