Artist Molly Nuzzo uses art to explore themes of feminism, archetypes, trauma, sympathetic magic and personal transformation; The Empowered Fe Fes of Chicago in a clip from "Doin it: Sex, Disability and Videotape"; disability/social justice activist Melinda Haus-Johnson chronicles her journey to understanding the words "Proud and Powerful"; Michigan author and artist Jay Sennett takes on trans life in his comic strip "$64,000 Questions."
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Remembering RevaLucian
Fierce fat activist Heather MacAllister died Feb. 13, 2007, after a three-year battle with ovarian cancer. She was 38. The founder and artistic director of Big Burlesque and the Fat-Bottom Revue in San Francisco performed onstage as RevaLucian. The Metro-Detroit native also dedicated her life to anti-racism work and helped inspire anti-size discrimination legislation passed into law in 2000 in San Francisco.
Heather wished to start a fund to help fat college students afford fabulous fashions. Please make checks out to "Cullum Law Trust - MacAllister Scholarship Account MacAllister" and mail to: Cullum Law Offices, 1390 Market St., Suite 818, San Francisco, CA 94102.
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