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Creating queer spaces: Why BUZZ/cut music festival was so important

by Baylie Clevenger

(Editor’s Note: This article was updated on 10/31/2019. None of the content was altered, but the photos were re-aligned in order to conform with Byte style guidelines).

The opinions and views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the opinion of Byte or Byte’s editorial board. USA Today
During Sateen's performance, Queen Sateen cleared a runway in the crowd. She then had members of the crowd walk the runway while they performed.
Image by Baylie Clevenger
Mulv came all the way from Massachusetts with her cousin to attend BUZZ/cut. She said that after the festival she was considering coming out to her family.
Image by Baylie Clevenger
Performer SSION got up close and personal with the audience, clearing a space in the crowd to perform.
Image by Baylie Clevenger
William, pictured in the white shirt, danced on stage with Dai Burger, one of the performers.
Image by Baylie Clevenger
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