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“Girls appear and disappear, but so do women. We know this because blood talks to blood.”
The town of Larissa, Texas, has secrets. Native girls are going missing, decades-old conflicts are hiding just below the surface, and Emily Howard is speaking to her ancestors.
By Gwendolyn Paradice
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The Monsters We Know: Black Horror as Resistance
Join Aunt Lute & Sistah Scifi for a conversation on Black horror, resistance, truth, and liberation. During this discussion, moderated by Ayize Jama Everett, Tamika Thompson, and Justin C. Key will examine how Black horror transforms lived experience into powerful narratives of fear, truth, and liberation. This conversation will explore the ways Black horror engages memory, survival, and resistance, offering space to reflect on the genre’s political, cultural, and imaginative power. Come be part of an evening of insight, conversation, and community centered on the transformative possibilities of Black horror.
When: Saturday, July 11, 2026, 2 pm
Where: 995 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
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