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The main problem with "All Lives Matter" is that it is a response to "Black Lives Matter". People are assuming "Black Lives Matter" means only black lives matter when it really means black lives matter too.
KevOnStage, "The Problem with 'All Lives Matter'" (2016)
https://youtu.be/E3St9ZUvGG8
This is a photo from a multi-genre annual convention called BlerdCon. The name comes from the slang term "blerd" which stands for "black nerd". That term has gained popularity on social media as of lately as an inclusive term for those black nerds who seemed to deviate from the norm of what society has deemed to be "black".
Photo credits go to Black Nerd Problems.
The freedom of expression and freedom of #BlackTwitter and the free-flowing tweetstream of memes, #hashtags, and calls to social justice…
I wrote an article about Black Twitter for a class I did last week, and I do feel like it maintains its relevance this time as well.
So basically, this video by QueerAsCat on YouTube is a rant (NSFW) about blackness and the lack of intersectionality within the Black community in America.
Talking about having a safe space and being able to yourself on the internet reminded me of back then when I first started using Tumblr around 2010/2011. I was in high school and I was indeed...a total nerd. I was digging deep into fandom and there were many different kinds of people who were in these various fandoms. White, black, latinx, queer, you name it. It was basically like a family, and a group of friends I didn't have back home in the real world. Many of them were also very, very, queer. I can honestly say that thanks to Tumblr, I've been able to learn more and come to terms about my own queer identity.