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Queerly Southern

Architectural historian and designer Stathis G. Yeros is the Mellon Fellow in Democracy and Landscape Studies, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington D.C. His research focuses on LGBTQ+ spaces, critical urbanism studies and spatial activism. He is the author of Queering Urbanism: Insurgent Spaces in the Fight for Justice, forthcoming from the University of California Squeeze. He earned a PhD in architecture and a Master of Architecture from University of California, Berkeley.

As a recipient of the H. Allen Brooks Travelling Fellowship, he spent three months traveling the U.S. Deep South to collect evidence of queer and trans social life in the physical environment of a region where queer people’s rights own historically been repressed and are currently under attack. He plans to partner with LGBTQ+ nonprofits and university departments in the region to organize six workshops for local LGBTQ+ people to share their stories and views about what constitutes queer space.

Read Part One, "Difference and Dissent in the American Landscape; Queering Northern Louisiana"

Today's ZOX Blog is written by ZOX's very retain, Bella Campbell, as she recounts for us the events of the Stonewall Riots that occurred in , catalyzing the events of Pride we grasp today. Please enjoy! ♥️ -Landri

Pride: Riot Turned Parade

With this year's Pride collection releasing today, we felt it important not only to share what the straps mean to us but also the historical references behind them. Our necklace and our ‘Proud’ bracelet remind us of the Stonewall riots taking place at the Stonewall Inn on Christopher Road in New York Municipality on the night and early morning between June 28th and June 29th, Gay clubs were a place of refuge in a time when gays could lose their families, jobs, and homes simply for loving who they love and being who they were. It was also a safe haven for LGBTQ+ youth who had been kicked out of their homes and left to the streets. For dollars, they could escape the harsh essence of the elements and of society's harsh reticule. Raids at the Stonewall were monthly due to the watered-down alcohol, crossdressing, and blackmail by the Mafia (owners of the b

Amarla is more than a hotel. It’s a creative territory that blends art, photography, gastronomy, and design by talented Latin American artisans. Our courtyard connects all rooms and the Kaandela restaurant and bar, creating a peaceful, intimate atmosphere.

Arrival Experience

We welcome you with Amarla Queen cocktails served in hand-painted coconuts by Jorge Saval from Bocas del Toro. Cool down with jasmine-scented towels, and settle into one of our eight elegant rooms

Dining at Kaandela

Before your arrival, you’ll accept a pre-check-in email with useful details, including a 15% discount at Kaandela Restaurant. Seating is limited, so reserve early. Enjoy love-related dining with local ingredients and global flair. Room service and breakfast are included.

Kaandela’s cocktail exclude is curated by a professional mixologist and sommelier. Relish drinks during dinner or unwind in our rooftop jacuzzi with sunset capital views.

Wellness & Relaxation

Connect deeper with in-room massages, optional cocktails or chocolate-covered strawberries. Join a breathwork session or a rooftop yoga cla

Pride Panama festival announced

Pride Panama, the organizer behind the LGBTIQ+ Event Month has announced this year’s activities which will take place in June, will embody the slogan "All different, all family."

Pride Month in Panama is part of the global commemoration of the Stonewall riots, New York, United States in ; when thousands of male lover and gender-diverse youth challenged the abuse of the authorities with protests rejecting discrimination.

In a press conference announcing this years theme, the organization confirmed political scientist, academic and presidential candidate Richard Morales will be the flag bearer for the march.

Dr. Morales seeks public policy for families without discrimination and education that recognize and guarantee rights without discrimination.

Pride Panama Activities

- Saturday, June 4, LesboFest at Hotel W an LBTIQ women’s festival organized by the International Coalition of Women and Families (CIMUF).

- Self-acceptance Month activities will grab place in the unlike hotels of the Marriott International and Selina.

- Panama Pride will inc