Loose Cattle - Someone’s Monster

LGBTQIA+
By
Rachel Cholst
November 25, 2024
Rainbow Rodeo
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You might not associate country music with New Orleans, but Loose Cattle is part of the Crescent City's bubbling scene. After all, New Orleans is the crossroads of all the cultures have built this nation, and it stands to reason that country gets transformed into something bigger and more robust here. With Someone's Monster, Loose Cattle uses the most American of art forms to interrogate our uniquely American evils. Someone's Monster investigates how we become monsters – whether those othered by the "majority," or how the "majority" turns into oppressors.

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