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Feeling the Queer Frida Love at Crescent Ballroom

August 8, 2017 20:49PM

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Lynn Trimble
Enjoying mural time while walking to Crescent Ballroom.
It was all about love at Crescent Ballroom on Sunday night, August 6, during the Queer Frida celebration of artist Frida Kahlo, and the documentary film You Racist, Sexist, Bigot. The event raised funds to help Phoenix-based filmmakers get the film onto the festival circuit. Here's a look at the night's talented artists and performers, and community members who came out to support the cause.

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