鈥業 Don鈥檛 Do Boxes鈥� Tells The Story Of LGBTQ Youth In The South

By Charlie Shelton-Ormond,

Frank Stasio

Published December 12, 2017 at 12:00 PM EST

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Cover of Issue 3 of 'I Don't Do Boxes'

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People gather at QueerLab at Elsewhere in Greensboro.

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The Greensboro-based magazine 鈥溾€� features the narratives of LGBTQ youth living in the American South and beyond.

The magazine is developed by , a youth-led media project that organizes workshops on media production and digital storytelling. Each issue of the magazine examines what it means to identify as queer in the South. The forthcoming issue of 鈥淚 Don鈥檛 Do Boxes鈥� focuses on the theme 鈥淥UTlaws.鈥�

Host Frank Stasio talks with Nhawndie Smith, education coordinator for QueerLab; , communications curator at Elsewhere Museum; and Colleen Gundersen, editor for 鈥淚 Don鈥檛 Do Boxes,鈥� about the youth-led magazine.