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2-Spirits Drag Show flyer

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Poster for “2-Spirits Drag-Show,” organized by the 2-Spirited People of the 1st Nations, 1993. Copyright 2-Spirited People of the 1st Nations.

Type of Material: poster

Publication Date: 1993

Illustration of two crossed pipes adorned with beads and feathers. A person wearing a tight black dress is coming out of the flames of one of the pipes. At the point where the pipes overlap, there is a sun containing a person and a bird surrounded by stars, clouds, and trees. Text reading, “2 Spirits drag-show” has been drawn by hand in old-school tattoo style block letters. Additional text reads, “‘voguing with wolves’; (Toronto’s 1st 2-Spirited Drag Xtravaganza); 50/50 draw; performances by members of T.P.F.N.; when: Wednesday, June 2, 1993; where: Trax; please come out and support us; see you there; all proceeds from this event are for 2-Spirited People of the 1st Nations P.H.A. support fund.”