The Talbot-Heindl Experience, LLC

Chris is a queer, mixed-race, trans nonbinary activist, artist, writer, editor, and JEDI consultant eager and ready to work with folks interested in transformational change!

The
Talbot-Heindl Experience, LLC

Chris is a queer, mixed-race, trans nonbinary activist, artist, writer, editor, and JEDI consultant eager and ready to work with folks interested in transformational change!

The B’K

The B’K is a quarterly art and lit, online and printed magazine prioritizing traditionally marginalized creators, but open to all.

The B'K Volume 15 Issue 4 cover art
Cover art: A man’s blue-jean-clad, legs and sandal-shod feet extend across the flat sandy beach from the lower left corner toward calm ocean waves in the distance.

All My Relations

All My Relations is an art and lit, online and printed magazine, exploring themes of connection and open to BIPOC, gender variant, and disabled creatives only.

There’s an illustration of Chappell Roan performing in a red, white, blue, and gold outfit. Text says “White women, we need to talk. Specifically about Chappell Roan. Before y’all get big mad, I have to say that I am a fan. (I have to be. I’m a queer. It’s required.) I’m also a fan of how outspoken she’s been for Palestinian liberation. But… and it’s a big one… y’all praised her for the recent interview in Rolling Stone claiming that she’s an amazing ally for rejecting the offer to play at the White House. And worse, you came after BIPOC DEI specialists and liberation activists who took issue with this. This specific action was not the action of an ally or accomplice. This was the action of an actor and shouldn’t be the type of action you aim for.”

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Chris illustrated the difference between being an actor, ally, and accomplice using the recent example of Chappel Roan’s Rolling Stone interview to show how she could have filled each role. Which are you going to be? (Link opens on the Community-Centric Fundraising page it was published on.)

Free Palestine

As an Indigenous person of color living in the so-called United States of America, I have always supported Palestinian freedom. As a person of conscience whose tax dollars are funding this current genocide, I feel it is my duty to speak out, march, and call my representatives every day to demand an immediate ceasefire, to stop the skewed rhetoric, and to cease sending military aid to Israel. And I ask that everyone work to end the violent occupation.

Photo of Chris with a yellow background