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Please Help my transition(BLACK TRANS LIVE MATTER), organized by Tressa far

Days by  days have passed since my campaign and there is still no suppor… Tressa far needs your support for Please Help my transition(BLACK

BLACK TRANS LIVES MATTER

trans society in portugal is very deprive; who support us if you don't??  even if you can't donate, please share

a small gift  from you  can change my whole life.

I am a prisoner both inside and outside of my body.

its my last wish and hope to born again and enjoy every moment of my new life after transition.

I have no one but you and your kindness

Hi, my name is Tressa. I am a black Trans/Non-Binary Woman living in Portugal who desperately needs help medically transitioning, both inside and out.

I am asking for help with paying for my hormone replacement therapy, electrolysis (hair removal), and gender-affirming surgeries (including facial feminization surgeries, body feminization and contouring, post-op medical aftercare for recovery, and travel).

I urgently need your help to begin my life as I truly cannot realize living without it. I am writing this from a place of complete transparency and vulnerability. Gender dysphoria is draining, debilitating, exhausting

I have always faced a barrage of attacks online because of the way I look. Once I discovered feminizing filters , it made it a lot easier for me to post photos of myself online, but that came with its own difficulties. Always people questioning my identity, my gender, my race, my authenticity  and demanding that I show them the real me. Filtered photos are who I feel like but not who I am yet; so even when people compliment them, I know deep inside that they’re not really talking about ME, and it hurts.

I look back at my life in the past and even in the present and realize how heavily this has weighed on me- how many opportunities I’ve missed and continue to miss because I’m just too drained of energy to move. Every day, I fight with myself, with my body, to the point where I barely have any energy left to do anything else.

I have never felt safe or like myself anywhere- not out in public, not at school, not at work, not at home, and not even in my own body, within myself. I do not remember a time where I have ever been truly happy, but I am hoping that this will help me escape the confines of my body and my home and get me on the path to happiness.

I need your love and support in my life .

this is a call to action to those that are invested in all Black lives, the fullness of those lives, and the necessity of supporting those lives while they still exist.

Show up for Black Trans while they are here.I appreciate all contributions and any form of support.

even if you can't donate, please share.🙏🙏

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hey man, a tiktoker was recently assaulted and is trying to escape his current living situation because his roommate attacked him, and threatened to have the police kill him on the basis of being black, he needs $7,500 to get out of his situation, and has not met his goal yet

please help him out!!!

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he needs $15,000 now!!

[ankh-niggas-anonymous]

i feel like this is important for black travelers who are driving long distances:

but what are some sundown towns do y’all know of? like if someone were to do a cross-country trip, what are some towns they should absolutely not go through?

[furbytheminx]

Small towns in south ga and noth fla

[furbytheminx]

Ga: Jonesboro, tifton, Albany, valdosta, Macon

Fla: Gainesville, Perry, Madison, Marianna, Quincy, Jefferson county, hell I wouldn’t stop in Tallahassee either

[blackgirlshit]

Texas: Vidor, Orange, Deep Santa Fe

[vici-eux]

Texas: Jasper & Lumberton

[sneakershoptalk]

I’m from Albany and recently the police beat up a young brother for no reason. They were attempting to say he had drugs but he of course had nothing.

[thequeenadwoa]

Stay as CLOSE to the ocean as you can while traveling through VA. The closer you get to the west the worse it gets.

[melanormal]

Also in Texas Warder and Burton, don’t even get pulled over there

[milfholder]

here’s a twitter thread of charities related to colon cancer that you can donate to in honor of chadwick boseman (x)

here’s a suicide hotline for if any of you are in need of immediate support (x)

please take care of yourselves and your friends tonight everyone

[milfholder]

more from twitter 

here’s a thread of black cancer fundraisers/research fundraising (x)

here’s a thread of fundraisers for black students of the arts (x)

[ladyheart-deactivated20210919]

Jacob Blake is in stable condition.

If you can, consider donating to his family to pay for legal bills, medical bills, and therapy for the whole family who were traumatized by what has happened.

[bogsheep]

if someone close to you is disabled, you have to take that into account when you go places with them. you have to think about accessibility, fatigue, pain, flare ups, etc because its exhausting and hurtful when people who say they love you dont bother putting the effort in to make sure you ACTUALLY have a good time.

🔪abled people are required to reblog this🔪

[bogsheep]

some things for ableds to consider, as written by an autistic mentally ill disabled mobility aid user

Does this place have ramps? Does it have doors wide enough for a wheelchair? Would we have to walk up stairs at any point? Are there elevators? How easy is it to use the elevators? Are they freely accesible, or do you have to get an employee help you?

Is it easy to move around with a mobility aid? Is the ground uneven? Are the spaces you are in small without enough room to properly move with a wheelchair/walker/etc? Are there any steep hills?

Is there extensive walking required? Are there places to stop and rest? Would water and food be readily accessible? Are there bathrooms available? Are those bathrooms accesible for mobility aids? How would stopping and resting affect the experience?

Are there loud noises? Flashing lights? Will it be crowded? Are there places to escape the sensory experience? Is it easy to get out of the sensory experience? What sensory experiences is your disabled loved one okay with, and what hurts them?

Will the people running the event/the staff be helpful? Will they be ready to help make the experience more accessible? Are they going to accuse your disabled loved one of faking it, or tell them they cant bring their service dog/mobility aid with them? Are you prepared to defend them?

Are you prepared to have to go home early? Are you prepared to possibly miss parts of the experience? Are you ready to have alternative plans (like hanging out at home)? Are you prepared for having to cancel?

Consider the days leading up to the event. Maybe you can go do a lot of activities in the days/weeks leading up to something and still be able to go- but could your disabled loved one? Is the scheduling leaving room for them to destress/regain energy after doing something or are they going to have to choose between events? Are you ready to reschedule if they need time to destress/regain energy?

How much time are you spending? How many things are you going to do? How much energy to all those things require? How many steps? Are there breaks in between events?

Are you prepared for an emergency? What kind of emergency could they experience? Are you educated on how to help them if they pass out/have a seizure/have a panic attack/have an allergic reaction? Do you know what to do, who to call, what they need?

Are you going to try and push your friend to stay because you dont wanna leave? Are you going to get angry at them for "ruining the experience" by showing symptoms or needing to take a break? Are you actually ready to leave if they need to, or are you just relying on them being 100% healthy and okay? Do you actually care if they have a fun, accessible experience, even at the expense of your ideal experience?

Its important to communicate with the disabled people in your life about what is accessible to them. Some people may have no sensory issues with bright lights or crowds, or maybe they enjoy them in certain situations, and some might absolutely hate them. Sometimes they might be really excited for something, but end up having a flare up and not being able to go with you. Some of us might need to bring a lot of stuff with us- if I'm going out somewhere, especially if it's hot, I really need to make sure I have enough food (esp salt) and water, or I could pass out. Someone might need an EpiPen or medication with them. There can be a lot of planning that goes in to having fun while disabled.

Remember, disabled people have to think about these things every day. Will it be accessible? Will people refuse to help me? Will I pass out, have a seizure, have a panic attack in public? Does this food have anything in it that could set off my allergies/a flare up? We have so much to consider in just going shopping. It makes things so. much. easier when our abled friends and family takes these things into account!

Disabled people feel free to add anything else you want abled people to take into consideration. Abled people just fucking listen to us and ACTUALLY apply these things to your life.

& if you liked this post, consider reblogging my post about helping Indigenous Assyrians in Iraq during COVID-19.

[anarchy-kisses]

If y’all are really about Black Lives Matter, support me. My name is Bella and I am a Black queer activist who has been doing social media protests for two months. They need more attention. These are some resources and information. Next Saturday I am hosting a social media protest to help Black people struggling with money for: HRT, top surgery, medical bills, food, rent, housing, and more.

Jacob Blake is more than just “A Black man shot 7 times” he is more than a statistic, more than a number, more than a victim of police brutality. He is a father of beautiful children and we need to have more empathy while speaking about this, his babies had to WITNESS THIS. Black trauma continues to be brushed under the rug and everybody continues to try to make us try to justify it. While I am grateful to hear he is okay, that doesn’t mean I’m not angry. Don’t stop demanding for justice! BLACK LIVES STILL MATTER! Protests have been happening for THREE MONTHS NOW. But there are plenty of victims of police brutality who don’t get to say they survived. I truly hope the officers involved get charged for attempted murder.

Please reblog this, this is a very important signal boost!

[givemearmstopraywith]

jacob blake was shot seven times in the back by cops in kenosha, wisconsin, on 23 august 2020. he is currently in critical condition and fighting for his life. here are a few links to support him and aid the pursuit of justice:

gofundme for jacob blake and his family

petition to charge the cops who shot jacob blake

milwaukee freedom fund: bail funds for protesters in kenosha

call or email kenosha state officials, compiled by twitter user @ankita_71

split a donation to bail funds across the country

feel free to add updated information or other links!

[byebyebisopod]

black bi trans person in need help :/

Hi im Raz, Im a black & multiracial bi trans disabled person

I live with ppl who steal my food and I spent well over $350 on my meds so im in the hole, I never thought I would actually go broke bc of it or breakdown for online help but here I am. sadly I dont have a job and dont qualify for UI

Im in need of help bc I havent had stable income for years due to my mental health, ran down my savings durring the pandemic so i dont have much funds.

my venmo is razzberri

thanks for sharing

💗💜💙

[baapi-makwa]

Boozhoo (hello), my name is Ken, I am a disabled Ojibwe artist from northern Wisconsin. I am writing this post because I am having a hard time making ends meet and any donations I could possibly receive at this time would be greatly appreciated. Recent events have left my bank account depleted and my cupboards bare, I have some food but it will not last and I still do not know how I will cover all the utility bills.

I do have PayPal, that is really the best way to donate at this time, the email I use for that is: [email protected], or you can click here.

[baapi-makwa]

Covid-19 is confirmed in my tiny community and I am at risk, my father who is elderly and disabled is at risk, we are going to have to order as much as we can online, or have someone shop for us.

[baapi-makwa]

Old flyer but the Meat Man is coming back to the rez this weekend and on top of burger and stuff he’s gonna have more eggs and fresh garden produce, I’d really love to be able to stock up and support a local business at the same time, unfortunately the last of my funds went to washing machine repair, so I need assistance, anything helps. Miigwech (thank you).

[derpypandaqueen]

Since I know none of yall have lost your energy for supporting black people right now, you should check out this blog with over 1000 black-owned online shops.

https://themadmommy.com/black-owned-etsy-shops/

[fireandwonder]

It’s organized by category (so it’s not as overwhelming as it sounds) and there’s an LGBT section!

[chiipoyo]

Hello everyone, I'm a 21 year old black woman, who has a white boyfriend. Both of our families have disowned us, and made us homeless because of our relationship. Everything was bad at first, but then we both got good jobs.

But here's where our lives turned for the worst. My boyfriend was working in a concrete plant, which you can inhale silica. He got sick with two kidney stones (that he hasn't passed), and two bumps on his lungs. So his job fired him. I lost my job when the virus hit really badly and there was a case of covid-19 at my job so I quit.

We lost our home, and we need help again. If anyone cares, or has a heart please help us. I'm so tired of being in this situation, I just want to have a home. I don't have any friends I can stay with or anything, and neither does him, and we only have a short amount of time before we are completely on the streets. Please help us. ♥️ If you are more comfortable with cash app, or venmo, here's my accounts.

Cash app: $BoobyPaint

Venmo: @joshandchanelle

Thank you for reading my post. Please reblog if you can't donate, I really need help getting the word out there. ♥️🙏

Just Listen Please Help Us organized by Chanelle Bridges

Hello Everyone my names Chanelle Bridges I’m currently working 4 days a week at amazon … Chanelle Bridges needs your support for Just Liste

[chiipoyo]

Update: were officially on the streets. Please help us, I'm begging all of you to please reblog and or donate please 🙏♥️ I'm gonna end up losing my job...

[spamton]

hey not to be a killjoy but can y’all spread the carrd about what’s going on in Poland

obvious warning for homophobia, transphobia, etc. in the link above.

I was born there. I have countless of LGBT friends there, and the fact that this is happening in the year 2020 is inhumane and terrifying. 

If you’re Polish, vote in the upcoming election. If you’re not polish, please spread the carrd around.

I am not an ideology. Nie jestem ideologią. 

[plain-and-simple-ninja]

Meet Wiktor, Michał, Dominik, Milo and Kacper.

Wiktor was almost 15 years old when he threw himself under the train. He was transgender.

Michał was 29 years old when he hanged himself on a tree. He was working as a model. He was gay.

Dominik was 14 years old when he hanged himself on his shoelaces. He was gay.

Milo was 23 years old when she jumped off a bridge. She was an activist. She was transgender.

Kacper was 14 years old when he hanged himself in his house. He wasn’t even sure if he was gay yet.

All of them were bullied in school. Some of them were assaulted, insulted, attacked on street. Some of them were denied psychological help they needed. Some of them were denied medical treatment.

All of them died because of institutional and personal homo- and transphobia here in Poland.

I will think about those five people - one of them I knew in person. I will think about them when I go vote today. And when I vote, I will think about countless children who might lose their lives in the future because of politicians who find themselves a new public enemy - “LGBT ideology”.

None of them was “an ideology”.

We are not an ideology, I am not an ideology either. Nie jestem ideologią.

[smallmatholichuman-deactivated2]

from me as a polish actvist i want to say more about situation in Poland because i feel that more people should know.

from begging:

(12.06.2020) in tv program one of the guest member of Sejm Jacek Żalek from „Agreement” party which allied with the ruling party of Poland said that „[LGBT+ people] are not people, this is an ideology” Katarzyna Kolenda- Zaleska, the journalist hosting the tv program decided to throw him out from her program.

(13.06.2020) Andrzej Duda the president of Poland gave a speech to his electorate in which he compare „LGBT ideology” to neobolshevism” and once again said „this is an ideology”

people went mad. rightly

(15.06.2020) this is Helena Biedroń. she is a mother to Robert Biedroń (the first openly gay member of the Sejm, leader of the „Spring” party, one of the three leaders of The Left, candidate to President, MEP) she read the letter from polish lgbt people parents to president. one of the quotes from her moving speech:

„I came here from afar, but i have something important to say to you Mr. [President]. I can’t stay quiet when my child is hurt.”

(bless this lady she deserved the world)

(17.06.2020) Andrzej Duda invited Helena and Robert Biedroń and Bart Staszewski (polish LGBT activist) to a meeting. only Bart Staszewski showing up in President Palace. after the meeting he wrote this on his twitter account:

Helena and Robert Biedroń didn’t show up because they claim that president did not want to debate with them but he invited them so he could had a photo with them to manipulate that he atleast tried.

this is the end of mine post but this shit is still on. and you know what? i feel threatened. as a Pole, as a activist, as a LGBT+ person, as a human.

one last word from me. VOTE

[if you see mistakes in mine text then please inform me about this, i will editing in the loop]

[polymolly]

[blazenek]

I’d like to add that we lost the presidential elections, in case the international readers of this post didn’t know it yet. It will most likely lead to the implementation of the so called “Family Card” which will, among other things listed in the carrd itself, prohibit “spreading lgbt propaganda in public institutions” which will surelyfurther repress lgbt people and activists. Małgorzata Szutowicz was accused of “active participation in events taking place on 27th of june 2020 in Warsaw’s Wilcza street” which means: she allegedly took part in destroying cars driving in our capital, which are covered with homophobic lies (“homosexuals are 20 times more likely to be pedophiles, 91% of children rised by lesbians are molested” etc.) and people in them yelling similar propaganda with megaphones. She also allegedly pushed a man who was recording the whole situation injuring his wrist and back. The homophobic cars are technically illegal in poland since october 2019 based on a decision of the court (Sąd Okręgowy w Gdańsku), however nobody actually does anything about them and the police ignores the reports of them driving around our cities (so much for “we’re all equal in the eyes of law lmao”), including Warsaw, and accusations of slander from lgbt activists towards the people responsible for the propaganda campaign have been largely ignored. It’s a very hard time for the polish lgbt community and we’d appreciate spreading information about what’s going on in our country.

And to my polish LGBT friends- Grupa Stonewall offers free psychological support for LGBT people affected by the current situation.

[angelsaxis]

Here's the article.

[doomstar]

You ABSOLUTELY CAN trust COVID data coming out of your state tho, generally speaking. The feds punted responsibility in managing this crisis to the states early on, so most states managed to develop individual, fairly sophisticated reporting systems for tests, infections, and hospital data. Some are an absolute mess, but generally, states have the reliable info. The ones you should be wary of are the ones you always should've been wary of - Texas, Florida, spots where the governors are Trump lackeys, and even they haven't been able to hide from the reality that they're getting it bad right now.

Always use the Johns Hopkins University dashboard for nationwide (and worldwide; WHO's reporting lags sometimes) information, as they've been tracking COVID data reported by individual counties for months.

[theepoetrygod]

y’all saying BLM for one situation just don’t sit right with me, it goes beyond police brutality!!! it’s Black women dying at a higher rate during childbirth. it’s Black people being exposed to COVID-19 at a higher rate. it’s Black people being forced into low income communities. it's Black people being denied job opportunities due to the name on their applications. it's Black people being denied into higher institutions despite having the same qualifications as their non-Black counterparts. it's Black people having their creations and ideas stolen without being given credit simply because a good percentage of society still believes in 2020 that Black people are not creative enough or smart enough or skilled enough. this isn't just about police brutality. this is deeper than that.

[glow-cloud--doodles]

It's not over, BLM is still going strong. Hold the police Accountable

[andoruruka]

*ouma voice*

welcome to kurger bing