Issues: Issue 386–February 2021
SLUG Style: Memorie Morrison
Memorie Morrison is a hairstylist, Owner of Central Ninth’s Troubadour salon and she’s known for her band ¡andale!. … read more
Doula Ashley Finley Leads By Caring For BIPOC Parents’ Spirits
Finley started Sacred Sister Doula because she says she’d “always felt a calling to help babies, especially Black babies, to be born.” … read more
Igniting Empathy with An Other Theater Company
An Other Theater Company focuses on stories of the “othered”—Creating a space that is intersectional and forever adapting. … read more
The Angle of Light: Black Refractions
Black Refractions speaks to the wide range of experiences that constitute how Blackness exists in our country. … read more
Cueva Law Firm: A Story of Success
With a focus on family-based immigration, the work Cueva Law Firm does is at once tumultuous, exhausting and rewarding.
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Education and Inspiration: Blue Sky Institute
The Blue Sky Institute uses education and community engagement as the foundation for a wide array of grassroots projects. … read more
The West View Is You
The West View is here as a reminder to all of Salt Lake City that there is a culturally rich and closely knit community that exists here. … read more
Virtualized: Herring
The five-member ensemble Herring creates sounds that do not fit into one specific category—a unique separation from genre labeling. … read more
Transformational Activism: Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline with Save the Kids
Save the Kids is a national nonprofit devoted to keeping youth from being institutionalized in the carceral system. … read more
Building Rome: Navigating Trans Identity with Natalie Day
For Natalie Day, building Rome took time. Although she faced challenges, it was overcoming those challenges that have made her who she is. … read more