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Leelah’s suicide note on her blog, and her entire blog, have now been deleted. This is beyond sad that someone’s last words, and their message to the world, was erased by those who do not understand.
You can still find the ‘cached’ version of this note here: …
After hearing that Leelah Alcorn’s mother might delete her blog, I stayed up until 1 in the morning going through it and taking screen shots. These were all things she wrote. They need to be preserved and seen.
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"We’re here! We’re Queer! QueerLivesMatter!": Bay Area LGBTQIA-PoC Lead Protest Aganst Police Terror in San Francisco | AmericaWakieWakie
December 24th, 2014
"We want to stand in solidarity and say the killings have to stop,” said Janetta Johnson, who works as a program director for a transgender justice project in San Francisco. “There’s a lot of fear of police — especially by black people and brown people.”
“Today, we march, proclaiming our demands for police accountability, transparency and an end to institutional racism,” said Thea Matthews, a student and activist leader at City College of San Francisco. “In order to truly have all lives, especially black lives, matter, we must unite all oppressed communities who face police repression and violence.”
— Above statements as quoted by SF Gate.
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Michael Brown Jr. (May 20, 1996 – August 9, 2014)
We should make this the most reblogged image on Tumblr.
Globalization is nothing more than Legitimate International Slavery!
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An awesome photo taken this weekend. From the North Pole to the South Pole, black lives matter!
If your response to the fast food strikes is “they just need an education,” check this out. (via Economic Policy Institute) #StrikeFastFood http://ift.tt/1ysegDp
New York City: Justice for Eric Garner and Mike Brown, December 4, 2014.
Berkeley, 2014
I Can’t Breathe, #DCFerguson
Photo from the recent Eric Garner protests in DC (Dec. 3-4)
More photos: HERE
Photo By: Mikael Owunna (owning-my-truth)
Powerful photos capture the student protests in Mexico barely anyone is talking about
While the world has focused its attention on the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, there’s another student movement gaining steam on the other side of the world.
The unfolding protests gripping Mexico began in the small town of Iguala, in the southwest region of Guerrero state, where the disappearance of 43 student teachers on the night of Sept. 26 has sparked outrage amid allegations of collaboration between local police and organized crime.
Protests in Mexico about the missing students
Decolonization Day 2014
Houston, Texas
(photos by Elizabeth Brossa)
New York City: ‘Justice for Jennifer Laude! U.S. out of the Philippines!’ October 15, 2014
A rainy New York rush hour didn’t deter over 50 Filipino-American activists, transgender people and supporters who rallied outside the Philippines Consulate October 15, chanting “We say no to the VFA! Fight transphobia every day for Jennifer Laude!” Laude, a transgender Filipina woman, was found strangled in a hotel room in Olongapo City, the Philippines, on October 11. A U.S. Marine suspected of her murder is being held by Pentagon authorities aboard a Navy ship. “We are outraged that another innocent life has been taken away because of the ongoing infestation of U.S. troops who have no right to be in the Philippines in the first place,” said BAYAN-USA Chair Bernadette Ellorin. “We are equally incensed that the U.S. whisked the suspect Marine away and is holding him aboard an American ship, rather than turning him over to Philippine authorities. This shows how the U.S. has no respect for Philippine sovereignty or our country’s legal system.” Some 660 U.S. military personnel are permanently stationed in the Philippines under the 1999 Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA), and other 1,500 are there now participating in war games. As with other places where U.S. military personnel are stationed around the world, crimes against women are commonplace. “This insult to Philippine sovereignty is no surprise, given the history of U.S. militarization in the Philippines, said Ellorin. “It also exemplifies exactly why Filipinos are opposed to the Visiting Forces Agreement and the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement. Instead of rushing to implement the EDCA, [President] Aquino should stand up for Philippine sovereignty for once by ensuring that the Philippines asserts complete jurisdiction over Jennifer’s case.” The October 15 action was called by the BAYAN Queer Caucus, GABRIELA New York, and Barangay New York- LGBTQ Pin@ys, and supported by Trans-Justice of The Audre Lorde Project, the New York City Anti-Violence Project, the International Action Center and others.
Photos and report by redguard
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