This Rainbow Keynote focuses on identity, activism and the art used to translate it.

Reporter: Z Martinez

Hamline University’s Sexualities and Gender Diversity Program collaborated with Spectrum. Hamline’s QTIBIPOC Rainbow Keynote, Queer Creatives, was a public, interactive, virtual discussion on Identity, Activism and the Arts. The discussion was taken place with queer artist and activist of color, Terresa Moses.

Moses is a professor and director of justice at the U of M and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in social justice education at the University of Toronto. She is also the creative director at a social justice-based design studio, Blackbird Revolt, and a core team member of African-American Graphic Designers. She will continue her participation in various protests for social change and justice.