Hammonton Pride in the Media
Check out our recent media below.
PHL17's Weekend Philler
Weekend Philler showcased “Drag Is Not a Crime” brilliantly! If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the video and article. The exhibition runs at Stockton University in Hammonton at Kramer Hall until September 29th! Dive into its rich history, glamour, and camp – it’s an experience not to miss!
The Press of Atlantic City
“Truthfully, I don’t think there’s much of an LGBTQ+ community in Hammonton, but it’s growing,” said Max Rodio, president and founder of Hammonton Pride. “With Hammonton, we kind of have to take baby steps. So I do think eventually we can get there. But right now, you know, we’re just building little by little to get to that point. We definitely do have many supporters in local government and in Main Street, but it’s a process.”
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NJ.com
Maximilian Rodio sees drag queens as “superheroes.”
“They use makeup and garments as armor,” Rodio, president of Hammonton Pride, told NJ Advance Media. “They are out there for political and social reasons. They are there to protect the community.”
Maximilian Rodio and Maddy Milan on The Clubhouse Podcast
Discussing the history of drag, self-expression and importance of diversity and community.