Draft:Chaaz Quigley
American writer and community organizer
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Chaaz Quigley is an American writer, community organizer, and LGBTQ activist based in the Dallas–Fort Worth area of Texas.
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Activism
Youth First Texas
Quigley served as Youth Board President of Youth First Texas, a Dallas-based organization supporting LGBTQ youth. Their participation in the program was discussed in a 2007 interview on John Selig Outspoken.[1]
United Black Ellument
Quigley was involved in United Black Ellument, a Dallas-based initiative focused on HIV prevention and community health among Black same-gender-loving men. Dallas Voice described Quigley as one of three full-time coordinators working on the project in Dallas.[2]
Occupy Dallas
During the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011, Quigley participated in organizing efforts with Occupy Dallas. Dallas Voice reported that Quigley, a member of the International Socialist Organization at the time, led marches during early demonstrations.[3] The Dallas Morning News also reported on the demonstrations.[4]
QueerBomb Dallas
Quigley was among the founding organizers of QueerBomb Dallas, a grassroots Pride demonstration established in 2014.
Quigley has also participated in political demonstrations in Dallas. The Et Cetera described Quigley as an LGBTQ protester during demonstrations opposing a 2016 Donald Trump campaign rally.[5][6]
Public commentary
Writing
Quigley has written for publications including LGBTQ Nation and Queerty.[9][10][11][12]
Quigley is the author of The Clear Seeds of Chaos: Foundations of Chaos Collectivism, which has been referenced in LGBTQ Nation.[13]
PushBlack Spirit published a profile describing Quigley as a Black queer Jewish writer and activist.[14]
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