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awww the like button turns into a rainbow when you press it! that's so cute...hey staff what's with all the trans women you keep nuking?
i think we should be ridiculing them more for this. you don't get to try and go all "queer website" when your staff likes to go on nuking sprees targeting the trans fem users
would be remiss not to mention that the rainbow notably straight up just removed the trans flag colors from it. like they’re gone. it’s the progress flag minus the trans flag colors.
that’s not the whole flag, now is it
hey staff what the fuck
hey staff don't you think you're being too on-the-nose
HEY STAFF DONT YOU THINK YOU'RE BEING TOO ON-THE-NOSE
Today's Seal Is: Gay Fish Indulgence
i rlly wish we could all have our titties out whenever
you're cute and it's tuesday
I'm cute and it's tuesday
@khutsydoh
do you remember Angel Maxine, the artist behind this song?
Angel opened a gofundme about a month ago, so if possible please consider donating to help fund her future projects :)
I’m Angel Maxine, a trans woman, artist, musician, and activist using my voice, music, and vis… Maxine Angel Opoku needs your support for P
if you aren't able to donate, please share! as of writing this, Angel has only raised €433 out of her €7k goal
“In the name of the Almighty. God willing, sex reassignment if advised by a reliable doctor is permissible, I hope you are safe, and those w
A pioneer for transgender rights in Iran, Maryam Khatoon Molkora was a woman who changed her country and the world. As a transgender woman of faith, Maryam represents an often ignored sector of the queer community. In 1987 she faced religious leaders to change how transgender people were viewed within the Muslim community and the laws regarding transgender people in Iran. She is largely responsible for changing the discussion around transgender rights in Iran.
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A viral social media post stating there have been 63 Black children reported missing in Virginia since April 1 underscores a serious issue i
As of Thursday, May 21, the NCMEC figure for open missing cases involving Black children sits at 64, with the total number of open missing children cases in Virginia at 114 — meaning that more than half of open missing children cases in the commonwealth are Black, despite Black Virginians accounting for about one-fifth of the population. The total number of Black children law enforcement reported missing since April 1 across the U.S. is now 183, according to NCMEC.
1/3rd of missing Black Children in the U.S. since April are just from Virginia
“The term local peoples— now increasingly used by ethnographers instead of the older primitive, tribal, simple, preliterate, and so on—can be misleading in an interesting way and calls for some unpacking. In a literal sense, of course, all people most of the time are “local” in the sense of being locatable. Since anthropologists now generally claim that their distinctiveness rests on a method (fieldwork) rather than an object (non-European cultures), this sense recommends itself to them: fieldwork defines privileged access to the local. Yet not everyone who is local in this sense has the same opportunity for movement, or the same practical reach: national politicians in the Sudanese capital and nomads and peasants in the provinces; corporation directors in an Australian metropolis and mineworkers in the New Guinean Highlands; generals in the Pentagon and front-line soldiers in the gulf, and so on. They are all locatable, but not equally so by each other.
To say of people that they are local is to imply that they are attached to a place, rooted, circumscribed, limited. People who are not local are thought of either as displaced, uprooted, disoriented—or more positively as unlimited, cosmopolitan, universal, belonging to the whole world (and the world belonging to them). Thus, Saudi theologians who invoke the authority of medieval Islamic texts are taken to be local; Western writers who invoke the authority of modern secular literature claim they are universal. Yet both are located in universes that have rules of inclusion and exclusion. Immigrants who arrive from South Asia to settle in Britain are described as uprooted; English officials who lived in British India were not. An obvious difference between them is power: the former become subjects of the Crown, the latter its representatives. What are the discursive definitions of authorized space? Everyone can relate themselves (or is allocated) to a multiplicity of spaces—phenomenal and conceptual—whose extensions are variously defined, and whose limits are variously imposed, transgressed, and reset. Modern capitalist enterprises and modernizing nation-states are the two most important powers that organize spaces today, defining, among other things, what is local and “what is not. Being locatable, local peoples are those who can be observed, reached, and manipulated as and when required. Knowledge about local peoples is not itself local knowledge, as some anthropologists have thought (Geertz 1983). Nor is it therefore simply universal in the sense of being accessible to everyone.”
Talal Asad, Genealogies of Religion
And the winner of the "Most Tormented Character" Tournament is...
Anthy Himemiya!!
Thank you to everybody who participated!!! Let me know if I should run this poll again, with viewer-submitted characters!
(And, as promised, here is my drawing of Anthy Himemiya being crucified)
(i was also gonna draw Akio getting crucified because i dont like him, but then i realized i didnt want to draw him because he sucks.)
Juneteenth is also this month so everyone who’s not black and straight needs to send me 5 dollars thangya
NOAH CALDWELL GERVAIS CAME OUT AS TRANS WE FUCKING DID IT
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worth reading the entire thing. has some really good thoughts on why transitioning is worth it even in this day and age + when you're older, and is also genuinely wonderful
I'm seriously gonna cry over this
ID: A screenshot of text reading: "Ultimately, that's the reason I'm writing this at all: it's a common thing to say that transitioning saved my life, but it did. I have been looking for a version of myself I could actually live with and enjoy all my life, and just doing girl stuff worked better than a truckload of sertraline and hundreds of hours of therapy ever did. I hated myself for thirty-five years, and when I decided to just send it and trans my gender, that all evaporated. And evaporated for good.
For two years straight I've enjoyed being me immensely, and throughout my entire life before that point I struggled to make it through a single week without a depressive episode."
End ID.
happy pride month to hater lesbians!! i love u never stop hating <3
@khutsydoh
being a kid and hearing adults say stuff like "woah 2011 was 4 years ago haha" didn't really convey the fucking horror of a youtube video crossing my recommended labelled "9 years ago" and it's from 2017. that's not true. 9 years ago is 2010 or something. don't lie.