Fuck Yeah Queer People of Color!

We are queer. We are trans. We are nonbinary. We are here and creating space for ourselves.

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

Hey my name is Noa, 25 years old from Florida and I am androgynous Come follow my pages http://lesbianwithlocs.tumblr.com Instagram: noaforgue And my androgynous page on Instagram: dapperchics

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

Rachel 21 from Miami. Single and I'm focusing on making some great friendships, If you want to be budding buddies(being corny is one of my gifts) and you'd rather not hop in my inbox just follow and I'll hop in yours 😁

iamthefemalequasi

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

Kik: Jayann_Johnson17

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

Long distance sucks, but she makes it with it .

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

That's my shawty .

[sumisauce-blog]

full self was being felt #glowglow

[southasianalliance]

Friendly reminder that DeQH, The Desi LGBTQ Helpline for South Asians exists!

Call (908) FOR-DEQH or [phone]

Every Thursday and Sunday

8 pm to 10 pm [EST] // 5 pm to 7 pm [PST]

For more information, feel free to contact [email protected]

[i-am-tyxavier]

So apparently there is a thing called trans blackout. Totally putting myself in.

[kathyt]

[fuckyeaqueerpplofcolor]

Because we’ve all “felt some type of way” but couldnt actually name those emotions. 

[victhechick-deactivated20230806]

It’s Ramadan AND Blackout? God bless.

[jerrodkun-blog1]

Mesh 🙂

[scum2000]

I need that top omfg

[ulterior-motivation-deactivated]

Same

[simply-ssap]

need!

[rhodesjourney]

I am officially Rhodes Henry Reid

I can’t believe my name is officially legally recognized as my own

#blackout

[hex-hop]

#BlackoutDay #TheBlackout

#blackout

[desifemslash]

8 Schools & Colleges In India With In-Campus LGBT Support Groups - Gaysi

School and College time is the time for major crushes, identity evaluation and all that goes with it. One needs to be assured of the best support in campus, as much as at home.

[dqueerafricans]

Great Submission | Submit to Online Queer African Anthology

Hey!!!

Check out this  blog that is hoping to create an online crowd sourced anthology for Queer Africans. If you have poems , experiences and thoughts to share please submit. it can be anonymous if you want it to be :-) Check out the blog  your words are a powerful medium to express your experiences being a queer african who lives in an african country or a queer african who lives outside of Africa. 

There are no deadlines and submission would be posted multiple times a day.Share it with your friends :-)

http://queerafricandrums.tumblr.com/

[limitlessafricans]

Nolizwe:  Queer South African American

Q. How is your relationship with your family, and what does being “accepted” by your family look like for you?

“My mom is supportive, my dad is a work in progress. I went to South Africa this past summer and it was the first time going back in 5 years. Since my last visit, I am more “masculine” presenting so there was definitely a lot of thoughts around how to present myself, especially considering my visit was to honor my mama’s (grandmother) transition. I’m pretty sure everyone knows about my queerness but it’s definitely not talked about. For the few family members I told, they’ve been supportive.”

- Nolizwe (Queer South African American, They/Them She/Her, IG: @xhosaboi FB: @wayoftheliz)

About Limit(less): Limit(less) is a photography project by Mikael Owunna (@owning-my-truth) documenting the fashion and style of LGBTQ African Immigrants (1st and 2nd generation) in diaspora. The project seeks to visually deconstruct the colonial binary which states that one cannot be both LGBTQ and African. #LimitlessAfricans

Learn More: http://www.limitlessafricans.com

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