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Event Address: 101 Auburn Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, USA
Description: The Auburn Avenue Research Library in collaboration with Charis Books and More, is pleased to host author Tara Y. Coyt who will discuss her latest publication Real Talk About LGBTQIAP. A sincere conversation that explores contemporary LGBTQIAP issues, such as systemic marginalization, anti-LGBTQ state and federal legislation, and hate crime violence, Real Talk presents variety of voices including LGBTQ Institute Executive Director Ryan Roemerman, Fulton County Commission Co-Chair Joan Garner, Outwrite Bookstore Founder Philip Rafshoon, transgender activist Vandy Beth Glenn, and others from across the United States. Accessible and well researched Real Talk takes a deep dive into the lived experiences of each group represented by the acronym LGBTQIAP.
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Auburn Avenue Research Library
aarl.program@fultoncountyga.gov