Wearing slutter and slutter tank tops around my butch until they're too horny to think about anything other than pulling them down to play with my tits 😻 🙌💞 Likes charge reblogs cast
Grinding against a butch knight's codpiece. Holding onto their armored shoulders, the motion of my hips causing my tits to jump out of my blouse, thighs brushing against cold steel. Only their helmet is off, and the ends of their hair are wet... their mouth is slightly open, and both of us are whining and panting... their gloved fingers are digging into my hips, the air around us is warm, and there’s tears in the corners of my eyes, from how good—but still not enough—it feels... their palms start to trail down my ass, holding my cheeks apart for a much better grinding, til I’m creaming and spent on their lap.
Your head is nuzzled into my neck, gently cradled by my hand as you lay on top of me. I whisper soft words to you, but they're overwhelmingly contradicted by my harsh thrusts as I fuck into you from beneath you. "Thereee's my good girl" I say with a sickeningly sweet tone against your ear as my hips drive into you relentlessly. "You're taking me so well baby", as your pussy swallows me up and my fingers softly soothe your hair. I love overwhelming you like this. Am I being rough? How could I be? I'm treating you like my little angel. Am I being soft? Don't be silly, sweetheart. Your thighs will be shaking for the next hour or two. Turn that pretty little head of yours off for a while. Throw all of your thoughts out the window, and just be good.
Lots of urban legend about Marsha P. Johnson throwing the "first brick" and lots of quoting this fable to feign moral superiority over those who don't support trans women, but would you speak up at all if she had been mur-dered today like she was in the 90s? We have to change the conditions that Black trans women live in, but first, people need to even notice that our girls are undergoing lynch-ing campaigns. Many don’t even know Marsha was murdered.
Two Black Trans Women Were Killed the Friday Before Last. Don't Look Away.
Making this on yet another sideblog as now three blogs have been shadow band for posting about Black trans life.
***
On February 21, 2025 around 12:30 am, Amyri Dior, a 23 year-old Black trans woman was found with multiple gunshot wounds near 95th and Brown Deer in Milwaukee. She died on the scene. No other information on her murder is available at this time.
From the article by Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents on Amyri:
"This was a young woman who was loved. Born and raised in Milwaukee, little specifics are known but her friends are posting that she worked FT, had purchased a home, and was deeply connected with her extended family.
Amyri followed several professional athletes on social media. Family told the media that she loved to dance and sing.
'No matter who she came in contact with, she was always a good soul. I just don't understand why,' cousin Jakiala Jenkins said. 'She was always truthful with her life. She was just too loving.'
Family and friends held a balloon release on February 22.
I thought the comments from her family were touching.
'Live in the truth y'all,' said Dior's mother, Perriona Williams. 'I just want to tell everybody to live in the truth. It doesn't matter who you are, just open up, be an open book, so your family can know who you are and be able to love you for who you are.'
'We just need some type of understanding, of closure,' Jenkins said. 'We just want all trans [people] to stay safe. Know that you are loved.'"
Amyri is the youngest transgender person to die in 2025 so far, and the second Black trans woman to be murdered with a gun in February or in 2025.
***
Ervianna "Baydee" Johnson, a 25 year-old Black trans woman who went missing in the early morning of February 13th, was found dead on February 21st by her cousin. She was face-down and shoeless, and police are pursuing one suspect currently.
There's little information online about Ervianna's life. This is all I could find.
From an article by a local newspaper on Ervianna "Baydee" Johnson (warning: misgendering and deadnaming, incl. by family):
''It was just a joyful moment every time [she] was around,' [Her relative, Quashema Reaves] said."
Ervianna is the third Black trans woman to be murdered in February.
***
I'm so sorry, Amyri. I'm so sorry, Ervianna. We failed y'all. Rest in peace, beloveds. May your memories inspire change so not one more young Black trans woman must experience this. May Black trans women receive their flowers while they live.
Say Her Name. Amyri Dior.
Say Her Name. Ervianna "Baydee" Johnson.
Donate to Help Black Trans Sex Workers, Black Trans Women's Freedom of Movement, Homeless Black Trans Women, Black Trans Rental Assistance and Gender-Affirming Care, Black Trans Activism, Identification of Missing and Murdered Trans People, a Formerly Incarcerated North Carolinian Black Trans Woman's Survival, and Black Trans Women's Nourishment, Freedom, and Safety.
Pay Attention by Subscribing to the Newsletters or Social Media Accounts of News Outlets and Orgs that Report on Black Trans Women's Lives and Deaths (pghlesbian [outlet that informed me on Amyri], Blaque Out [outlet that informed me on Ervianna, NBJC, etc.).
Share This So This Doesn't Get Swept Under the Rug, and to Spread These Action Items
Edit: The first time I made this post, I only knew about Amyri's death. When linking Blaque Out, I saw the news about Ervianna. I don't know how to express the gut-wrenching feeling. Ervianna was found on the same day that Amyri died. The same day. Two of our women, dead. There's no words for this.
ID Below.
[ID: 1) A low resolution photo of a young, dark-skinned Black girl (Amyri) with soft, slightly frizzy light blonde hair. She is smiling gently with her white teeth partially visible from between her dark-pink lips, and she has silver, round stud piercings on each nostril. Amyri is wearing a white shirt, and is leaned back. Her eyes are very lidded, seeming to be from laughing/smiling. Her skin seems to be clear and clean, as it shines in the lighting. She has warm pink acrylic nails which are visible from a peek of a gesture her hand is making in the top left corner. A rounded, small photo cut off in the bottom right corner appears to imply this photo is a screenshot of a video call. She seems happy. 2) A black and white photo of Ervianna, a young Black girl with brown skin. Her hair is dark and in ruffled waves, parted in the middle. A tiny barbell piercing is on her cheekbone, and a stud piercing is right below her lip on the left. She is wearing long false-lashes, and has dark brown eyes. Her earrings are made up of a diamond-shaped piece covered in tiny pearls and strings of tiny pearls dangling to her shoulder below. She's also wearing a close-to-the-neck necklace that seems to be a silver chain, but it also features several light-colored jewel/flower shaped pieces in the front. Her expression is neutral, with her full lips slightly parted. End image description.]
Lots of urban legend about Marsha P. Johnson throwing the "first brick" and lots of quoting this fable to feign moral superiority over those who don't support trans women, but would you speak up at all if she had been mur-dered today like she was in the 90s? We have to change the conditions that Black trans women live in, but first, people need to even notice that our girls are undergoing lynch-ing campaigns. Many don’t even know Marsha was murdered.
Two Black Trans Women Were Killed the Friday Before Last. Don't Look Away.
Making this on yet another sideblog as now three blogs have been shadow band for posting about Black trans life.
***
On February 21, 2025 around 12:30 am, Amyri Dior, a 23 year-old Black trans woman was found with multiple gunshot wounds near 95th and Brown Deer in Milwaukee. She died on the scene. No other information on her murder is available at this time.
From the article by Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents on Amyri:
"This was a young woman who was loved. Born and raised in Milwaukee, little specifics are known but her friends are posting that she worked FT, had purchased a home, and was deeply connected with her extended family.
Amyri followed several professional athletes on social media. Family told the media that she loved to dance and sing.
'No matter who she came in contact with, she was always a good soul. I just don't understand why,' cousin Jakiala Jenkins said. 'She was always truthful with her life. She was just too loving.'
Family and friends held a balloon release on February 22.
I thought the comments from her family were touching.
'Live in the truth y'all,' said Dior's mother, Perriona Williams. 'I just want to tell everybody to live in the truth. It doesn't matter who you are, just open up, be an open book, so your family can know who you are and be able to love you for who you are.'
'We just need some type of understanding, of closure,' Jenkins said. 'We just want all trans [people] to stay safe. Know that you are loved.'"
Amyri is the youngest transgender person to die in 2025 so far, and the second Black trans woman to be murdered with a gun in February or in 2025.
***
Ervianna "Baydee" Johnson, a 25 year-old Black trans woman who went missing in the early morning of February 13th, was found dead on February 21st by her cousin. She was face-down and shoeless, and police are pursuing one suspect currently.
There's little information online about Ervianna's life. This is all I could find.
From an article by a local newspaper on Ervianna "Baydee" Johnson (warning: misgendering and deadnaming, incl. by family):
''It was just a joyful moment every time [she] was around,' [Her relative, Quashema Reaves] said."
Ervianna is the third Black trans woman to be murdered in February.
***
I'm so sorry, Amyri. I'm so sorry, Ervianna. We failed y'all. Rest in peace, beloveds. May your memories inspire change so not one more young Black trans woman must experience this. May Black trans women receive their flowers while they live.
Say Her Name. Amyri Dior.
Say Her Name. Ervianna "Baydee" Johnson.
Donate to Help Black Trans Sex Workers, Black Trans Women's Freedom of Movement, Homeless Black Trans Women, Black Trans Rental Assistance and Gender-Affirming Care, Black Trans Activism, Identification of Missing and Murdered Trans People, a Formerly Incarcerated North Carolinian Black Trans Woman's Survival, and Black Trans Women's Nourishment, Freedom, and Safety.
Pay Attention by Subscribing to the Newsletters or Social Media Accounts of News Outlets and Orgs that Report on Black Trans Women's Lives and Deaths (pghlesbian [outlet that informed me on Amyri], Blaque Out [outlet that informed me on Ervianna, NBJC, etc.).
Share This So This Doesn't Get Swept Under the Rug, and to Spread These Action Items
Edit: The first time I made this post, I only knew about Amyri's death. When linking Blaque Out, I saw the news about Ervianna. I don't know how to express the gut-wrenching feeling. Ervianna was found on the same day that Amyri died. The same day. Two of our women, dead. There's no words for this.
ID Below.
[ID: 1) A low resolution photo of a young, dark-skinned Black girl (Amyri) with soft, slightly frizzy light blonde hair. She is smiling gently with her white teeth partially visible from between her dark-pink lips, and she has silver, round stud piercings on each nostril. Amyri is wearing a white shirt, and is leaned back. Her eyes are very lidded, seeming to be from laughing/smiling. Her skin seems to be clear and clean, as it shines in the lighting. She has warm pink acrylic nails which are visible from a peek of a gesture her hand is making in the top left corner. A rounded, small photo cut off in the bottom right corner appears to imply this photo is a screenshot of a video call. She seems happy. 2) A black and white photo of Ervianna, a young Black girl with brown skin. Her hair is dark and in ruffled waves, parted in the middle. A tiny barbell piercing is on her cheekbone, and a stud piercing is right below her lip on the left. She is wearing long false-lashes, and has dark brown eyes. Her earrings are made up of a diamond-shaped piece covered in tiny pearls and strings of tiny pearls dangling to her shoulder below. She's also wearing a close-to-the-neck necklace that seems to be a silver chain, but it also features several light-colored jewel/flower shaped pieces in the front. Her expression is neutral, with her full lips slightly parted. End image description.]
Sam Nordquist Is Not The Only Black Trans Person That Died This Month.
Do Only Some Black Trans Lives Matter to You?
there's no clever way of saying it. people in our community, in general, do not care about Black trans female sex workers or their lives.
117 original posts on tumblr about Sam Nordquist, multiple in the hundreds of notes, not even counting posts memorializing Lisa or Tahiry too. more needed, but comparatively a lot of coverage when you consider:
6 original posts about Tahiry Broom, a 29 year-old Black trans female sex worker that was killed five days earlier and reported on at the same time as Sam. two of those original posts are memorializing all trans people that have passed this year, and only one has more than 30 notes.
(link to more awful evidence on how ignored Tahiry's passing has been in comparison to Sam's and in general)
how can we be so cruel as to create and perpetuate a hierarchy when it comes to how worthy of care a Black trans death is? to validate the oppressive systems that ended her? this community's transmisogynoir and disregard for the lives of sex workers is sickening. and it's the exact reason her murderer called 33 Black female sex workers (including other trans women) and eventually Tahiry when he was looking to lure someone to her death. it's the exact reason this young woman died 12 days before her birthday.
Say Her Name.
Share Her Funeral Fund. (Service on 22nd)
Tell Her Story.
Donate to Help Black Trans Sex Workers, Black Trans Women's Freedom of Movement, Homeless Black Trans Women, Black Trans Rental Assistance and Gender-Affirming Care, Black Trans Activism, Identification of Missing and Murdered Trans People, and Black Trans Women's Nourishment, Freedom, and Safety.
Pay Attention by keeping up with News Outlets and Orgs that report on Black Trans Women and Sex Workers (like Blaque Out, pghlesbian, NBJC, etc.) by following their social medias and subscribing to their newsletters—
esp pghlesbian who works in tandem with Trans Doe Task Force and therefore is usually the first to report (btw, consider donating to her legal defense and blog expenses as she's too disabled to work and has been sued by transphobes)
ID BELOW
[ID: A cropped screenshot of an online article by Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents. The article's title says "29 Year Old Black Trans Woman Tahiry Broom Killed in Detroit" with smaller text below it saying "February 14, 2025 by Sue". A photo below shows Tahiry, a young woman with a soft face and warm brown skin. She has a short, straight, sleek black bob. Her baby hairs are laid down. She has a filter that makes her thin eyes a grey-blue underneath her long false eyelashes. Her medium-to-wide nose turns up at the end, and her thick, glossy lips seem to be puckered for the photo. Her eyebrows are black and thinned out, and she seems to be wearing a black salon cape buttoned over her multicolored blouse. A chest tattoo of what seems to be a dark green vine peeks out from under the cape. She is beautiful. Below the photo, text reads "Tahiry 'Tokyo' Broom via family". End image description.]
saw a white woman refer to sam nordquist as "kid" - of course, little black boys are "young men" but grown black men are "kids." acknowledge him fully for what he was: a BLACK TRANSGENDER man. his blackness and transgender status in combination were what made him so vulnerable to this brutal abuse and murder. do not infantilize him. and furthermore do not erase his blackness to spotlight only his transness. this was a hate crime which shows yet again the compounding effects of transphobia and antiblack racism. it is not a coincidence that all five accused murderers are white, and can be linked to white nationalism on public social media profiles (such as emily motyka's confederate flag profile picture).
according to data aggregated from 2013 to the end of 2024, approximately 85% of transgender homicide victims in the usa are people of color - with a majority of victims being black transgender women.
also, if you're going to share pictures of sam, show what he actually looked like as himself - not the pretansition photo picked by basically every fucking news outlet. pre-transition and non-op/non-medically transitioning transgender people are obviously still trans, but that was not his current situation at all, and it's so profoundly disrespectful to latch onto an outdated photo to represent him. here's what he looked like in actual recent pics he chose to share on his own social media:
and if you can, help his family with their expenses. nobody should have to worry about associated costs while processing such a horrific loss.
and please remember to say Tahiry Broom's name too. She was found murdered five days before Sam and was not only Black and trans but a woman and a sex worker. Our community has been completely ignoring her unjust death and replicating the very systems that continue to devalue Black trans women and sex workers' lives and lead to tragedy like this. Black trans women's lives matter. She was only 29. She was killed by a man who was specifically seeking out a Black female sex worker to kill. Donate to her family's memorial fund here.
The combined effects of antiblack racism and transphobia took the life of Sam Nordquist and have continued on in his death through severe underreporting of his murder and erasure of his suffering (and its causes). In the same way, the combined effects of misogyny, transphobia, disenfranchisement of sex workers, and antiblack racism that took the life of Tahiry Broom continue through even less reporting and even more erasure.
I looked up both "Tahiry Broom" and "Sam Nordquist" on Instagram and Tumblr, and while the outpour of memorial posts in the wake of Sam's suffering is heartwarming, the absence our community when it comes to Tahiry's pain is heartbreaking.
This is an unacceptably cruel horror regarding our part as a "community". If we won't even note a Black trans female sex worker's death, how do we expect to make Black trans female sex workers safe? How can we expect to be a serious movement if we recreate the hierarchies of the white cis male johns? When Tahiry's name goes unsaid, we are no better than them and we betray our most vulnerable.
Uplift Sam Nordquist's story AND Tahiry Broom's.
Say Her Name. Know Her Face. Repeat Her Story. Tahiry Broom.
Another photo of her above. She was only 12 days from her birthday. It should break all of our hearts to see how little people are talking about her suffering.
I really don't pray but I'm praying for Sam Nordquist's family right now. We all need to do more to support those in abusive relationships, those suffering sexual assault, and those who are Black and trans. rest in peace, sam.
Also important to note how little coverage a young woman's murder is getting at the same time. while sam nordquist's name popped up immediately in tag predictions, tahiry broom's name had no suggestions as i typed it out. Tahiry Broom was shot to death by a man seeking to specifically call a Black female sex worker in order to murder her. again, the support is missing, but this time it becomes even more invisible to the media as tahiry is a woman and a sex worker, even with how blatant a hate crime it was. we are failing our communities. we are failing our Black trans community. we are failing our Black trans female community. rest in peace, tahiry.
please click the above links to learn more about these two precious and young people whose lives should’ve never been cut short.
please donate to snap4freedom, blacktranstravelfund, tahiry's memorial fund, and funding for sam's family to travel and eat as they deal with the investigation and trial.
you can also donate to pghlesbian, the lesbian who runs the archive keeping track of trans people's deaths in the United States, as it takes money to continue the work and she is paid for none of it. links to donate at the bottom of each article, including this one where she describes the (very recent!) harassment and threats she's received doing this work.
i hope the people in your community know they can rely on you, and know they are cared for. if they don't— and some always don't because they aren't cared for or given support, especially Black trans women and sex workers— then get to work.
you may ask if there was a discrepancy in the timeline of their stories, as that could possibly explain the difference in coverage. there is. Tahiry was found dead five days before Sam was.
even going by when they were both reported upon as being trans and murdered (as it can sometimes take long periods to memorialize a community member due to false reporting of identities in news and by family), they were both posted about by Sue Kerr of pghlesbian on Feb 14th.
this is not meant in any way to say that Sam Nordquist doesn't deserve a spotlight or hasn't had his death DRASTICALLY underreported on in the media. he does deserve one, and he has. in fact, I'm grateful to see all the care and attention his story is being given in our community, and we could use even more. but we cannot ignore the blatant lack of coverage and care in our community for the death of a woman and sex worker who is also Black and trans just like Sam. not a damn post shows up for Tahiry. not one. our media outlets should be covering her too. our people should be posting about her too, making noise for her too. should be SAYING HER FUCKING NAME too. NOW.
i feel a slight relief and warmth at the massive coverage of Sam's murder, the celebration of his life, and the fact that even international newspapers have shared his story. even if the only true justice would be Sam growing old, it means we have hope for future Black trans men like Sam.
i feel nothing but sickness when i see the careless absence of our community in the face of Tahiry's murder.
begging my fellow transmisogyny-exempt lesbians to please get rid of transmisogynistic people from your circles that are not open to learning.
yes, for that minor transmisogynistic microaggression they refuse to back down on.
yes, even because they "just" believe in "afab socialization" but "still accept trans women".
yes, even if they just keep talking about "sex-based oppression" but "also believe in gender-based oppression".
yes, even that popular blogger you really like.
yes, even if that means losing a LOT of popular bloggers/mutuals/friends you like
yes, even if they're "just neutral" on transmisogyny. (all tme people already are participating in transmisogyny)
yes, even if you're told being anti-transmisogyny is inherently harmful to the kink/transmasc/lesbian/female/whatever community (newsflash: transfems exist in almost every marginalized community, and the ones they aren't in, they are oppressed by).
yes, even the ones who aren't terfs.
yes, even the other trans people who are transmisogynists.
yes, even if they "just believe they (as other women or other trans ppl) don't oppress transfems" and "still recognize interpersonal harm between x community and transfem communities"
yes, even if they "have transfem friends who agree" with them
yes, even if what they're saying they're hurting transfems for is generally a noble cause (anti-pedophilia, anti-sexual-abuse, anti-republican, etc.) but they're only ever taking offense to transfems who are/are perceived as offenders
yes, even if the transfem they're being transmisogynistic to is someone who you don't like or is even a bad person in general
transfem-inclusive spaces do not happen overnight because we all share a post about how much we support and love them and think really hard about hypothetical scenarios in which we stand our ground. they happen when we intentionally work to call in, call out, and deplatform transmisogyny in our communities.
(and when you start sharing and donating to their survival funds. yes, the one you just scrolled past.)
if you're looking for an actionable step to take rn on that front btw, donate to this ma fund from @blackwomenexhale on instagram, info, id, and photo below 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
[ID: A purple graphic that says "Disabled, homeless trans woman in urgent need of immediate funds for lifesaving seizure/asthma medication & temporary shelter. please don8 if possible & share! cash/app: $pinkhottie68, ven/mo: @tatamiii" End image description.]
+ transfems, trans women, and tma trans ppl please feel free to add your own f*ndr@iser on here <3
wild how you're sexualizing this post and projecting when i was telling people to help fundraise for a Black disabled homeless trans woman but sure adding a white man's theory on being "anti-mind control" where he ends with "and you too can learn this if you sign up for my course!" is definitely making you look good. esp since noooone of those things you listed apply to female separatist communities 👍🏻 /s
anyways url is kit/tyit, go ahead and block and report <3 using sexy hypnosis to make all my followers love trans women more and more! reminder to also keep blocking non-cryptos to clean out the trash, they are very mad about the fact that you won't hear out their shitty conservative views
Sex and Rage Lesbian Strip Club (December 2022, March 2023) and Sex and Rage Spank Holiday Weekend (May 2022) in London by Imogen Cleverley. More info below and at the link. Men and Minors DNI.
"Sex and Rage is a sex worker, educator and activist led organization resisting stigma and shame as the main causes of gender based violence, they aim to make social change through sex education."
"The lesbian strip club is in honour of 'Shakedown' a black lesbian strip club in Los Angeles in the 1980s."
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