"Delight" on FX is a six-part collection overlaying LGBTQ historical past. Reuters/Shannon Stapleton Join our
“Delight” on FX is a six-part collection overlaying LGBTQ historical past.
Reuters/Shannon Stapleton
FX is unveiling a “Delight” mini-series documenting trailblazers within the LGBTQ civil rights motion within the US.
Beginning within the 1950s persevering with by way of the 2000s, viewers get an inside look into every thing from the FBI’s surveillance of homosexual individuals to the combat for marriage equality and the Lavender Scare, a mass effort to reveal homosexual and lesbian authorities workers publicly. The collection additionally highlights the late civil rights chief Bayard Rustin; author, poet, and activist Audre Lorde; and out lesbian Senator Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin. Moreover, transgender pioneers are featured within the documentary, together with Dean Spade, Raquel Willis, Susan Stryker, and extra.
Out Black transgender director Yance Ford and out Black lesbian director Cheryl Dunye are amongst LGBTQ administrators analyzing the combat for queer and trans rights. The documentary is government produced by Alex Stapleton and VICE Studio’s Danny Gabai, Kama Kaina and Stacy Scripter, and Killer Movies’ Christine Vachon and Sydney Foos.
Throughout every episode, viewers are blasted to a brand new decade whereas a director explains the significance of the given period.
“That was a extremely large aim of the collection for every decade that we did, was to chronicle and spotlight the struggles that went by way of with every decade,” Stapleton informed Deadline. “However to additionally spotlight the love and the enjoyment and the spirit and the happiness that communities would discover.”
There’s no place for complacency. Get a FIRST LOOK at Delight, FX’s new six-part documentary collection that explores the tales of the LGBTQ+ group’s civil rights motion. pic.twitter.com/07XkcXffNy
— FX Documentaries (@FXDocs) Might 7, 2021
The primary three episodes of the six-part documentary present will premiere on Might 14 at eight p.m. Viewers may also watch the present on Hulu.
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