Queer AntiFa represents a unique and pioneering initiative that blends the therapeutic qualities of art and sound with the rich cultural heritage of queer people Philippine and Kurdistan traditions.
Two Political Refugee and A Narrative Queer artist Reya Morgado (She-her) and Rosida Koyuncu (She-They) offers a new platform for their unique voices of experiences to resonate, not just in echoing chants, but in the vibrant glimpse of their experience in LGBTQIA+ Community in Philippines, Kurdistan and in Switzerland, refugee art activist LGBTQIA+ community, and the intricate narratives woven through their performance. By witnessing the raw beauty of their cultural expression and resistance, They will embark on a journey into the heart of Queer AntiFa, aiming to experience first hand the essence of the Queer Narratives.
Chants and songs play a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and shared identity among the Tribe communities. Performance becomes a collective experience, where individuals participate actively through call-and-response choruses, rhythmic movements, and attentive listening. A story telling of experiences in the Philippines like the Queer Narrative of Chad Booc who was killed by the fascist state and Jenefer Laude known as Ganda A trans women was killed by Joseph Scott Pemberton, a Lance Corporal in the United State Marine Corps assigned in the Philippines. Queer narrative from Kurdistan share the story of Doski Azadî from Duhok (Kurdistan Sud) and Rosin Cicek from Kurdistan North.