you should be deeply fucking embarrassed to call femboy a "gooner porn term" on the website where trans girls regularly refer to themselves as trannies and tgirls with no pushback and no acknowledgement of where these terms originated
white college educated trannies on this website will performatively reblog a dozen posts about how racism intersects with transmisogyny, making womanhood less attainable to people of colour, and then write the "kill all faggots that don't worship womanhood manifesto", where they outline how virtually every instance of someone assigned male at birth dressing as a woman without explicitly identifying as female constitutes a grave assault on their safety that is personally enabling the murder of all trans women. and it's just like someone using a word they don't like to sell porn
this is not a point about "privilege" or an attempt to say having any of these things innately positions you as a certain class or makes you not worth listening to, but it's obscene how many instances there are of popular #transfeminists on this site regularly nodding to their middle class status with varying university degrees, cushy office job, couples therapist, FFS, SRS paid for, etc, and they're seething that someone that probably didn't finish high school is using a kinda demeaning string of words to advertise their onlyfans or escorting page. like god you're sooooo oppressed. hope you don't cum
learning to notice an absence of people of color is crazy. you start seeing it everywhere. ill see a random pic of characters or people or whatever and be like "these are all white people. why"
all the babies in those baby youtube video memes. humanized character posts. like. its the little innocent shit. and like, the people making those baby memes probably arent seeking out white babies. maybe theyre just easier to find. but why are they easier to find? a complicated question, surely... but you know what it probably comes down to. someone, somewhere, maybe a lot of someones in a lot of places, made a choice. maybe knowingly, maybe not. but they made a choice. it starts to make you feel like a conspiracy theorist!!
i really thought the point of "being lgbt+ doesn't absolve you of racism as a white person" was that white people arent absolved of racism by being marginalized but it really seems like people think other marginalizations make it okay. no being disabled doesn't do it. no being poor doesnt do it. we need to fight against racism actively no matter what.
I haven’t seen anyone on here talk about her murder but maybe that’s because I don’t follow a lot of people. Regardless, I just don’t want her death to be erased or forgotten. There’s of course nothing that can be said to quantify the weight and gravity of her loss and I’m praying for her beloved family and friends.
Sanchez-McCray, a title holder in many pageants, was 42.
Every day i think about those black musicians whose songs were made into covers by white people and now everyone thinks that these are the originals. Youtube comment sections are full of people like "is this what it feels like to find out you're adopted?" instead of celebrating and promoting the original creators of the songs.
it's actually crazy like kind of unbelievable how much racism ppl just expect you to put up with to be polite. like i have so many little experiences where a friend-of-a-friend said something awful and racist to me and i am very clearly hurt and upset and then the friend just expects me to be polite and not say anything not react not even be angry. like when ur not white ur never allowed to be angry. if ur angry ur being too aggressive. you never get to expect an apology, either. expecting an apology for the racist way people hurt you is always asking too much. you never get an apology. you never get to be angry. you never get to say it hurt you. you're just supposed to pretend you didn't hear it, didn't read it, didn't notice. you let things go because it's the only way to have friends.
🤪 LITERALLYYYYYYYY. ive learned being schizophrenic and native is not a good combination you get this rancid ass combo of like Wise Spiritual Noble Savage or Scary Dangerous Insane Person and u are always one of these things and it will change on a dime depending on ur mood and how much the person talking to u likes u lol
Hello everyone! I'm Vivian [legal name is Abola], a transgender woman refugee, currently living in Gorom refugee camp in South Sudan with other LGBTQ refugees and asylum seekers from Uganda, DRC, Rwanda, Burundi, and Ethiopia. All of us were previously residing in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. 🌈
When I first came out as a queer person in my home country, Uganda, I faced a lot of discrimination, arbitrary arrests and assaults not only from law enforcement officers but also from members in my community including my friends and relatives. The dislike and homophobia was so intense that even my relatives and friends disowned and ostracized me. 🌈
As a result of the persecution (arbitrary arrests and assaults), discrimination, and the draconian homophobic laws, I fled Uganda to Kenya in 2021 and claimed asylum; I filed my asylum case with the UNHCR (the United Nations Refugee Agency) and the Government of Kenya. The Government of Kenya reserves the mandate of conducting Refugee Status Determination and granting refugee status to asylum seekers. 🌈
Unfortunately the Government of Kenya refused to grant me and other queer refugees, a Refugee Status Determination (RSD) interview because they didn't want to grant refugee status and thus legal residence status to queer asylum seekers. 🌈
Towards the end of 2023 when they (Government officers working in Kakuma refugee camp) explicitly told us (the LGBTQ refugees and asylum seekers) to go away and find somewhere else to claim asylum and safety, I moved to South Sudan together with my fellow LGBTQ refugees and asylum seekers and we sought asylum in South Sudan. Unlike in Kenya, the UNHCR in South Sudan is allowed by the Government of South Sudan to conduct the Refugee Status Determination (RSD) interviews using their International experts. Fortunately, the UNHCR in South Sudan granted me and my fellow LGBTQ refugees a Refugee Status Determination (RSD) interview which I passed and I was granted refugee status which meant a little bit of safety from continued persecution since I can't be deported back to Uganda because I am a recognized refugee. 🌈
I have been a refugee and an Asylum seeker for nearly four years in Kenya and South Sudan. I still face a lot of psychological torture and trauma as a result of the persecution I faced in my home country Uganda; I was also disowned and ostracized by my relatives and friends, a fact that is significantly contributing to the psychological torture that I am experiencing. 🌈
My unfortunate experience of persecution and discrimination has pushed me to becoming an LGBTQ rights activist and advocate. I dream about the day when I will speak for the voiceless queer people on the world stage. I hope for a world where no queer person has to forcefully leave the comfort of their home country to seek asylum in a foreign country in an attempt to save their lives, a world where no queer person is discriminated against, a world where draconian laws criminalizing homosexuality are a subject of history. Such a world is possible only when you and I join hands and resources and amplify each other's voices️. 🌈
While in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, I participated in a lot of advocacy and activism regarding LGBTQ refugee rights and safety. My advocacy work was documented on the Instagram account @sevencolorspectrumkakuma
Click the link below to check out the Instagram profile and see the work of my activism and advocacy while the LGBTQ refugee community was still residing in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya:
WHY YOU SHOULD DONATE:
We face numerous challenges. Mental health challenges such as psychological torture and stress are very common amongst us. We also face discrimination from the rest of the refugee population and the host community. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) provides financial support in the local South Sudan currency, the South Sudanese Pounds, an equivalent of only $10 per refugee per month for basic needs. This money can't sustain us for more than a day considering the high inflation in South Sudan where we are living That amount given to us in South Sudanese Pounds is too little to sustain a person for more than a day. Therefore there is a challenge of lack of basic needs like food, clean drinking water, clothes, decent shelters, healthcare, etc. There are a considerable number of LGBTQ refugees in the camp who suffer from diseases such as HIV/AIDS, asthma, epilepsy, sickle cells, and of recent, cholera has become very common. 🌈
As an LGBTQ refugee rights activist, a representative and one of the leaders of our community, one of my tasks is to advocate for the betterment of the living conditions of the LGBTQ refugees in Gorom refugee camp. To that end, I reached out to a well-wisher based in the United States last year to help us set up a fundraising campaign on the popular crowdfunding platform "gofundme" since someone in Africa can't create a fundraising campaign on the platform. On April 29th, 2025 they launched our fundraiser which you can donate to by visiting the link below:
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I created this fundraiser on behalf of Vivian in Gorom Refugee Camp.
Fo… V D needs your support for Support LGBTQ refugees in
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Your donations will be used to meet the basic needs of the LGBTQ refugee community in Gorom refugee camp such as food, vital medication, more decent shelters, etc. 🌈
No donation is small. Please donate and save a life today. Love and solidarity. 🌈
For the past two days, my children and I have had almost no food or clean drinking water.As a mother, it breaks my heart to see them hungry and unable to provide for their basic needs.We urgently need $600 to secure food, clean water, and essential medicine for me and my children during this very difficult time.Every small donation can make a real difference in our lives.Even sharing this message could help it reach someone who is able to help.
🙏 Please, be the reason my children can smile again.
Donate or share — your kindness can save a family.
Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #715 )✅️
I am Sharif Al-Amoudi, writing to you with a heavy and weary heart due to the difficult situation we are going through. My child needs treatment, and I am injured and have no income. I need your help through donations and
sharing this post.
I write to you with a heavy heart 💔 My children and I are going through very difficult times, and no one is asking about us. My son needs treatment and medication, and he needs milk, diapers, and urgent care. Please don't leave us alone in these difficult circumstances. 😔
This is my new campaign link after the old one stopped working due to the bank account being closed. I hope you can help me with this account. We need your help to treat my child, Ahmed. Please help!
Ahmed is suffering greatly. His condition is worsening because I can't afford his surgery; I keep postponing it. Every post I ignore means an extra hour of pain. Please donate; your help could save his life.
My children are holding on to a small hope your help now could save them from a harsh fate. Every contribution, no matter the size makes a real difference in their lives
💬 150 🔁 18986 ❤️ 3268 · This fundraiser has been shared by @/nabulsi (current gfm), shared by 90-ghost (old gfm)!
Only €727 raised of €50
Hello , I am Shareef Alamoudy, I am from Gaza married and have twins children Husam and Ahmed, five months old, they came after four IVF. My
My son Ahmed suffers from two holes in his heart and damage to his optic nerve. He needs medical care and surgery. We are stranded in Egypt in a very difficult situation and have no income. We need your help and donations to treat my son Ahmed. Please share this post and donate, even a small amount. Please.
Previous campaign was shared by 90-ghost; current one shared by nabulsi.
Donate now and help me cover the costs of Ahmed's surgery. His health will deteriorate the longer treatment is delayed, so please donate what you can... Donations are still very low.
€393 / €50,000 raised as of March 9th, 2026. Please donate to this family if you have the means to at all, no matter what it is that you can afford to contribute doing so as soon as possible will make an impact and is absolutely worth it, and be sure to reblog this post using tags so more people can see it and donations can keep coming in consistently.
My mother is very sick, and her condition is getting worse. Every day I see the pain in her eyes, and I feel completely powerless.
In Gaza, the treatment she needs is not available, and the prices are impossible for us.
For 10 days, not a single donation has come.
Ten days of waiting… while her health keeps declining.
I am scared.
Scared that I might lose her at any moment.
I am not asking for luxury. I am asking for a chance to save my mother’s life.
Please, don’t ignore this.
Donate if you can. Share if you care.
It’s been hard to reach Rawan these past few days, she says the internet is down on her side. She says the crossing is still closed, prices are as high as they were during the famine, the little meat that reaches the market is expensive and spoiled, and explosions frequently rock the area as Israel seems to be intensifying their demolition operations. Her family is back to eating exclusively canned food and limiting their food intake.
Rawan’s family consists of ten people, including her elderly grandmother and her five-year-old sister, living in northern Gaza without running water, electricity or even windows. As the situation gets worse, they are in need of help again.
Please help them if you’re able to. Any donation is welcome, even the smallest ones, and sharing these posts helps a lot as well 🙏
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Another black trans woman who I know personally was just arrested for self defense after a white cis man attacked her and yet I don’t see the “community” rallying for her.
If you want to actually be a useful ally donate to her cashapp: $badwitch85
Iman, my little daughter, is not just a name she is an endless story of pain She was supposed to run, play, and laugh like other children, but instead she is growing up carrying constant pain in her legs with every step. My heart breaks every time I see her suffering while I stand helpless, unable to ease her pain. I have called out and pleaded with influencers and celebrities to share her story, yet many have chosen silence, as if my daughter’s suffering is invisible.
I am a father searching for a chance at life for my daughter, not for sympathy… I want Iman to live her childhood, to walk without pain, and to smile without tears. The war has taken everything from us our home, our safety, and our ability to afford her treatment leaving us to face this pain alone. Every day without treatment is another loss for her.
I ask everyone reading this to take action now… Donations are open, and you can contribute any amount through the campaign link provided. Your support, no matter how small, could directly help treat Iman and save her future. Please don’t leave a child to face pain alone—your donation today can give her a life.
Why do I need to write two little stories of at least 100 characters (but no more than 350!) when I want to report someone calling another user a "typical savage muslim"? (or any other instance of hate speech)
What use does any of that serve except as a way to discourage people from reporting hate speech?
I was reminded of this post just now while reporting a message that was just the n-word, typing my 100 characters about what it is that I'm reporting, and my 100 characters explaining how sending slurs to people goes against tumblr's hate speech policy.
I'm sure this reporting system greatly helps streamline the process of dealing with the rampant racism and transphobia on this site.
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