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Category Archives: atlanta rocks
Punky Peaches: The Coathangers play Jackson
Forever ago, actually. This was the first show I saw when I got back from Pakistan. The Coathangers are from Atlanta, and they all play everything (though not especially well), but they do have fun (especially, especially well), which means so … Continue reading
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Tagged atlanta music, coathangers, girl punk bands, jackson music
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Personhood Defined or Mississippi Initiative 26: anti-abortion or anti-persons?
Because, ahem, last time I checked, women are considered persons (with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness), too. Okay so Initiative 26 or Personhood Mississippi—this alone is enough reason to make a point to vote. You’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Alabama, anti-abortion, birth control, cancer, civil rights, foster care, georgia, in vitro fertilization, incest, Initiative 26, minority rights, miscarriages, mississippi, Mississippi law, personhood, planned parenthood, poverty, pregnancy, pregnant with cancer, rape, reproduction rights, right to choose, right to life, southern poverty, stem cell research, teen pregnancy, the pill, WIC, womens rights
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Atlanta’s Youngblood Gallery, Part 3
This is the final installation of my (incredibly frank–thanks ladies!) interview with Young Blood owners Maggie White and Kelly Teasley. Parts 1 and 2 are here and here. In part 3, we learn about Young Blood’s community events, how the … Continue reading
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Tagged atlanta, craft, d.i.y., etsy, handmade, handmade nation, indie art, southern art, young blood gallery
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Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery, part 2
This is the second part of my interview with owners of Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery, Kelly Teasley and Maggie White. With backgrounds in art and social work, they began Young Blood as a D.I.Y. gallery in their living room in … Continue reading
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Tagged atlanta, atlanta art, buy handmade, crafts, design, etsy, handmade nation, indie art, juxtapoz, ming donkey, pop-art, young blood gallery
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Atlanta’s Young Blood Gallery
On one of my recent trips to Atlanta, I had a frank conversation with Kelly Teasley and Maggie White, the co-proprietors of (the charming, fantastic, fairy-dust magical) Young Blood Gallery and Boutique, as featured in the book and doc Handmade … Continue reading
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Tagged atlanta, atlanta art, buy handmade, craft, d.i.y., etsy, folk art, handmade nation, indie art, juxtapoz, punk, rescue cats, scion, small businesses, southern art, urban outfitters, young blood gallery
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