Stud Life Movie - Award-winning QPOC Feature Film

Available to rent or buy now on DVD, iTunes and Netflix JJ, a black lesbian stud and Seb, a white gay man are best mates. Their friendship falls apart when JJ falls in love with the beautiful Elle. Meanwhile Seb dodges the advances of the so so gay drug dealer Smack Jack opting instead to chase rough trade Manchester Joe. Both friends have to decide which is more important friendship or romance. Stud Life takes the viewer into a slice of life of an urban London LGBT scene never before seen, where gender is up for grabs, yet desire follows very strict rules.

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Stud Life Movie 18th December

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Universal #butch experience. #LesbianEthics #lesbian #butchphobia

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“We both are in the middle, and nobody teases us for it.”

ICYMI: Kumu Hina, an indigenous Hawaiian hula teacher who identifies as mahu (”in the middle” when it comes to gender), comforts a transgender student in the trailer for the upcoming film A Place in the Middle. (via BuzzFeed)

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We are both in the middle #Mahu #Hawaii #Indigenous

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SAVE THE SEPTEMBER DATE!

WED 9 SEPT, 8:20PM, ICA 

Onwards and Outwards: Club des Femmes & Campbell X

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Thanks to clubdesfemmes for the screening of #studlifemovie  award-winning #QTIPOC comedy #indiefilm at ICA in London on 9th September.

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Jannette Louise Spires, Mary Alice Wesley and Brenda Ann Bush. Tampa, Florida, 1970s #herstory #lesbians #blacklesbians #dykes #gay #queer #qpoc #lgbt #trio #squad #friends #lezstyle #tampa #1970s

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Black lesbians in the 1970s

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“Our journey is not complete until our lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law.” —President Obama on LGBT ‪‎Pride‬ Month

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President Obama sends a very clear message supporting #lgbt people

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I woke up like this. #notgayasinhappy #QUEERasinfuckyou #weimarhadnothingonthismoment

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Thank you all for showing #studlifemovie in #southafrica

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The Ladder was the first nationally lesbian magazine in the USA. (1956-1972} On the cover of this 1966 issue is Ernestine Eckstein (1941 – 1992). She is a Black feminist and Civil Rights activist and also a leader of the Lesbian and Gay rights movement in the USA. 

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#LGBTHM15 #SylviaRivera (1951 - 2002) Rivera was one of the protestors in the Stonewall riots. She was a founding member of both the Gay Liberation Front and the Gay Activists Alliance. With her close friend, Marsha P. Johnson, Rivera co-founded the Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR). Rivera worked tirelessly for drag queens and trans women of color.

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#BayardRustin (1912 - 1987) Always out Black gay man who was one of the co-organisers on the 1963 March on Washington. Refused to fight in World War II as he was a pacifist. Introduced non-violence to Martin Luther King.

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Stormé DeLarverie (1920 - 2014) the Black #butch #lesbian who was rumoured to have kicked off and started the #Stonewall riots. She was reported to have shouted "Why don't you guys do something?" as she was manhandled into the police wagon handcuffed and this sparked the fight back. In the 1950s and 60's she was a drag king performer in the Jewel Box revue. Michelle Parkerson made a documentary about her called  Stormé: The Lady of the Jewel Box. photo Diane Arbus

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 “I, Mabel Hampton, have been a lesbian all my life, for 82 years, and I am proud of myself and my people. I would like all my people to be free in this country and all over the world, my gay people and my black people.”  (1902-1989)

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Jackie "Moms" Mabley (1894 - 1975) #AfricanAmerican #comedienne and actress. She came out as a #lesbian in 1921. Mabley was one of the most successful entertainers of the Chitlin' circuit and was the first female comedian to appear at the Apollo. She was earning US$10,000 a week at Harlem's Apollo Theater at the height of her career. She recorded 20 albums and appeared at Carnegie Hall. Whoopi Goldberg made her directorial debut with the documentary Moms Mabley: I Got Somethin' to Tell You. In 1974 she starred in the movie Amazing Grace.

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Ethel Waters (1896 - 1977) was a blues, jazz singer and an actress. To be out as a #lesbian actress in #Hollywood is still rare. We can't begin to imagine the struggles that Ethel Walters faced as a black lesbian entertainer in the early part of the 20th Century. She was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award in 1949 for the film Pinky, directed by Elia Kazan. She is also the first African-American woman to be nominated for an Emmy Award, in 1962.

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#LGBTHM15 #BlackHistoryMonth Ruth Ellis  (1899 - 2000) came out as a  #lesbian in 1915. #activist #businesswoman

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“Our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge.” ― Audre Lorde