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Educating citizens about their rights during police encounters
By Derek Edwards
Chris Manor is an organizer with the activist group Utah Against Police Brutality, which began with street-level protests in response to the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., and Utah residents Dillon Taylor and Darrien Hunt.
Mormon feminist firebrand Kate Kelly helped found Ordain Women and—until July 4 when she resigned from it—served on its 11-member board. The organization has been putting pressure on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, asking that it allow women to officiate in the church's priesthood.
Jesse Nicholas Quebbeman-Turley is a local session drummer and co-founder of the Deseret Experimental Opera Company and the Avant Garawge concert series in Provo.
DPP of UT pushes for access to medical-cannabis products
By Derek Edwards
Christine Stenquist is a medical-cannabis patient and executive director of Drug Policy Project of Utah, a nonprofit patient-driven advocacy group working to reform state drug law.
Miss City Weekly 2014 readies to pass the drag title
By Derek Edwards
Princess Nika is a lifelong Salt Laker who has been doing drag since 2009. She won last year's Miss City Weekly pageant and will help judge the 2015 competition June 4 at 9 p.m. at Club Elevate (155 W. 200 South, 801-478-4310)