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At Kamora’s Cultural Corner, we are Black, we are Queer, and we are rooted in love, resilience, and cultural humility. As we step into June—where Pride and Liberation meet—we’re calling on our community to help us grow something beautiful, visible, and unapologetically ours.
We’re building a Pansy Garden at the Sterling Street Sanctuary and Nature Reserve and we need your support.
This isn’t just about flowers—it’s about legacy, healing, and place. Inspired by Paul Harfleet’s Pansy Project and grounded in our Cultural Humility practice, this garden will visibly honor Black Queer life in the North End of Hartford. We’re naming Rita Hester. We’re naming ourselves. We’re creating an anchor of safety and joy for our queer youth—those who are just coming out, and those who are grown now and still need a place to come home to.
On June 21st, we’ll gather for our next Thinking and Doing Day and if we reach our goal, we’ll build the Pansy Garden that day—with your hands, your energy, and your stories.
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