For These Denver Chefs, Intersectional Veganism Uplifts All Marginalized Groups

The poster for Denver’s bimonthly Homos and Homies pop-up features a colorful rainbow flanked in vegetables. And front and center, a cholo caricature with a stubbled chin, button-down checkered shirt, and a bandana on his head, rises from the words “Homos and Homies,” styled in old English lettering popularized by urban Chicanos. Created by Brayan Montes-Terrazas, a local, queer, immigrant artist, the poster reflects the colorful personalities of the event’s...