The evening starts with a chalkboard mixer where people pair up with a stranger to discuss the following:
- Describe a political issue that is not black and white to you. Describe one that is.
- How do you think race affects politics?
- Which candidate (local, national, historical) do you most identify with and why?
- What do you think is the biggest threat to our society?
- What influences your political beliefs the most and why?
Each partner chooses the other’s answer that they think is the most interesting. Each person then writes their answer on a 5 x 7 inch mailing label and wears it for the rest of the evening.
Karaoke ensues for the remainder of the night from a selection of classic and contemporary protest/patriotic/political songs. Duets and larger singing groups are encouraged.
The Third Place Wing Young Huie Photography Gallery is located at at 3730 Chicago Avenue South in Minneapolis. Click here for directions.
