Black Visioning Group celebrates 4th anniversary with artwork, performances

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Black Visioning Group, a collective group that helps members of Philadelphia’s Black queer and trans communities, is celebrating the tip of its fourth yr with “Dreamscaping,” a night of artwork and performances on the Icebox Venture Area in Olde Kensington on Saturday evening.

The occasion, curated by Black queer artist and group co-founder Jaq “Jingle” Masters, may have particular performances, a stay printmaking and artwork exhibition, and altar-making by members of the group.

BVG says it’s dedicated to “creating techniques of deep take care of the individuals deemed most disposable to society — the darker skinned, fatter, hood, femme, poor, disabled, and non cis passing.” It operates three main applications: assured earnings; a housing and land belief community; and homestead talent improvement.

Its assured earnings program, fueled via the lens of reparations, has “liberated, raised, and redistributed over $800,000 to Black Marginalized Gendered Philadelphians,” based on the group. Over the previous six months, they are saying it has supplied common month-to-month funds of $555, raised primarily via grassroots funding, to its pods — people, households, and teams that may entry monetary help for fundamental residing bills reminiscent of housing, automobile funds, little one care, assist throughout strikes, and gender-affirming care and surgical procedures.

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