Features Jun 19, 2019 at 4:00 am

Her Name Is Ms. Briq House, but You Can Call Her Goddess

She is an educator, sex-work advocate, and burlesque performer who hosts the Sunday Night Shuga Shaq at Theatre Off Jackson.

Jas Keimig
"I wanted a show that represented my folks: my trans folks, my larger bodied folks, my dark skin folks." Steven Miller
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