Glitter From Dust - Stay and Walk Forward - Joel Latoya
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6m 13s
Cuban drag's pioneers faced scarce resources, using DIY makeup and shared wigs. They endured brutal consequences for self-expression. Joel’s stories are both joyous and horrifying. Yet, despite everything, he remains in Cuba, fighting for LGBTQ rights and inspiring a new generation to join the queer revolution.
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