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X-WR-CALDESC:From Telling Queer History:\n\nHow do we create spaces to joyf
 ully connect and explore each other while avoiding the harms that unchecke
 d substance use can cause? \nThis conversation is nuanced\, contradictory 
 and challenging- and we’re here for it!  There’s a history here- drugs and
  alcohol have both helped us to connect and have been a source of harm.\n
 \nBalance with substance use can be helpful and healing\, leading to freed
 om on dance floors\, deep conversations\, and mental health improvement. Y
 et\, folks who choose to use and those who choose sobriety can both become
  isolated\, for different reasons. There are so many considerations\, and 
 no one right way to address these issues. \n\nWe don’t want the bars or th
 e substances to go away\, and we want there to be other options for folks.
  More than ever- given that queer culture is getting so commodified- we ne
 ed to build deeper connections with each other. That’s why TQH gatherings 
 are and will continue to be intergenerational connection and deep healing 
 spaces and they will remain substance free. \n\nJoin us on October 14 as w
 e learn from our past\, shape our collective experiences\, and share our v
 isions for a connected and thriving community\, with and without substance
 s.
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DESCRIPTION:From Telling Queer History:\n\nHow do we create spaces to joyfu
 lly connect and explore each other while avoiding the harms that unchecked
  substance use can cause? \nThis conversation is nuanced\, contradictory a
 nd challenging- and we’re here for it!  There’s a history here- drugs and 
 alcohol have both helped us to connect and have been a source of harm.\n\n
 Balance with substance use can be helpful and healing\, leading to freedom
  on dance floors\, deep conversations\, and mental health improvement. Yet
 \, folks who choose to use and those who choose sobriety can both become i
 solated\, for different reasons. There are so many considerations\, and no
  one right way to address these issues. \n\nWe don’t want the bars or the 
 substances to go away\, and we want there to be other options for folks. M
 ore than ever- given that queer culture is getting so commodified- we need
  to build deeper connections with each other. That’s why TQH gatherings ar
 e and will continue to be intergenerational connection and deep healing sp
 aces and they will remain substance free. \n\nJoin us on October 14 as we 
 learn from our past\, shape our collective experiences\, and share our vis
 ions for a connected and thriving community\, with and without substances.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20231014T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20231014T120000
LOCATION:Minneapolis Central Library: Doty Boardroom\, 2nd Floor
SUMMARY:Telling Queer History: The Substance of Queer Joy
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