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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
we're not kids anymore.
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i <3 sam dickinson
annoying lesbian/marxist-leninist/gaeilge enthusiast/red sox fan/commie scum
recurring spn, twin peaks, hannibal, yellowjackets & house md interest
nhl: san jose sharks ( 3yrs! ), dallas stars & philadelphia flyers (longtime complex situationship with the caps) | pwhl: new york sirens | ohl: london knights | whl: prince george cougars
there's this specific grief that comes with being trans and hearing another trans person has died. because no matter how far away they were, it never feels distant, it feels communal. cellular. like someone reached into the wiring of your own body and cut a thread. trans people learn early on in their journey - often even before they begin transitioning - that survival is treated like a political statement. joy is political. transition is political. getting to exist long enough to become boring is political.
and now mourning is political, too.
i'm so sorry, murry foust. i keep thinking about how tired you must have been. how tired all of us are. how humiliating it is that even when we die alone, people still laugh and debate whether we deserved to live a happy, dignified life at all.
there are trans kids online right now learning your name – and the names of juniper blessing, lucas redbeard knapp, aleanna belcher, and davonta curtis – through grief. through fear. through that horrible, familiar ache of "that could've been me." and i hate that this is part of our inheritance from one another. not just chosen family and resilience and beauty – but memorials. vigils. apology letters to ghosts.
you deserved better. you deserved to grow old and live a happy, fulfilled life. all of us do. i promise we will keep fighting for our community to have a better future and we'll carry our lost siblings the whole way through.
just got a veryy inflammatory ask spitting mad at me and honestly the only part i'm offended about is they assumed i'm white :/ #udon'tknowmyalphabet
many "communists" on here have allowed themselves to become so obsessed with a small coterie of chauvinist liberals on this website that they start constantly posting apropos of nothing about how imporant it is to recognize the Imperial Core Privilege of specifically Black usamericans and north american indigenous peoples and do not realize quite frankly not only how ridiculous and contrary to reality some of these statements are but how--in actual effect, since they are not, for example, formulating a party policy on organizing among these communities, or doing anything else where a non-facile analysis of these dynamics might be relevant--these are essentially just offputting racist rants
Paris Harris was 21, Black, trans, and loved. After they were killed in Dallas, police and media records struggled to name them with dignity
This article is about a trans person who got murdered in my city, and misgendered in death.
if the usamerican civil war was happening now instead of the 1800s you would see posts on here like "im literally disabled and i need a slave to function"
poem for a friend i miss (but not that much)
Impcore homonationalists when non-Western and anti-imperialist nations have worse queer rights than the West because of historical circumstances and challenges: These degenerate Oriental savages clearly lack the cultivation to establish the same system of rights as our civilized metropoles with their valiant activists and academics. We wish that our noble military/ insurgency funded by it/ secret service operation/ color revolution shall overthrow this oppressive regime and establish a better society for gay people once all the riots and civil wars and bombings and military coups and right wing dictatorships are done :)
Impcore homonationalists when non-Western and anti-imperialist nations have better queer rights in some respects than the West: Of course these scheming savages have only instituted these rights to rainbow-wash their totalitarian realities and secret oppressions! Surely this is a plot to legitimize their regimes by taking advantage of the temporary and marginal queerphobia in our societies, which is far less important than the permanent and monstrous queerphobia taking place behind the iron curtains of these regimes! They only see queer people as pawns in their global game to topple the West, whereas the enlightened West truly cares for the marginalized (apart from everyone they're starving and bombing, who is obviously homophobic and/or dictatorial and thus deserves it).
Ideal gay society, you must understand, is characterized by free market rent boys and epic webcomics and the Cult of Merch and rainbow fighter jets and voting for parties who tally up the electoral viability of your identity every 4-5 years to determine if it's time to throw you to the fascists yet. Anything else is a cultural obsession for the Oriental Despot or a nefarious plot by the Red Menace.
"no means no" chant begins in raleigh after carter hart plays the puck
I love you non-binary people. I love you intersex non-binary people. I love you non-binary trans men and non-binary trans women, I love you transmascs and transfems and transneutrals and agender and genderfluid and demigender people. I love you non-humans and therians and neo-pronoun users. I love you non-binary youths with whole carrds dedicated to your flags and pronouns. I love you non-binary people who don't use labels and non-binary people with tons of microlabels and non-binary people who make up their own personalized labels. I love you genderqueer people and anyone who falls under the non-binary umbrella but doesn't connect with the label itself. I love you non-binary people who don't identify as trans and non-binary people who do.
I love you racialized non-binary people. I love you Black non-binary people. I love you indigenous non-binary and two-spirit people. I love you non-binary people who have no choice but to use neo-pronouns because your native language has no gender neutral option. I love you racialized non-binary people who are always forgotten about or pushed aside by white non-binary people. I love you racialized non-binary people who reject white standards of androgyny.
I love you non-binary lesbians and achilleans and mspecs and aspecs and polyamorous non-binary people. I love you non-binary butches and studs and femmes and bears. I love you non-binary people who are t4t or enby4enby. I love you non-binary people who don't "pass". I love you non-binary people whose passing makes you visibly trans and puts you in danger. I love you non-binary people who undergo HRT for just long enough to receive the results you want. I love you non-binary people who plan to never stop HRT, I love you non-binary people who undergo gender affirming surgeries to any degree.
I love you non-binary people who get dismissed as "basically cis" if you don't feel disconnected from the gender you were assigned at birth, and I love you non-binary people who hate any association with your assigned gender at birth. I love you non-binary people who are loud and unabashedly yourselves, and I love you non-binary people who are closeted or battling internalized exorsexism and don't feel safe being openly non-binary yet.
I love you non-binary people who are targeted by transmisogyny. I love you non-binary people who have had binary-gender dysphoria projected onto you by trans binary people. I love you non-binary trans women who like presenting masculine and non-binary trans men who like presenting feminine. I love you non-binary people who feel euphoric when someone is confused by your gender and non-binary people who feel dysphoric being gendered at all.
I love you disabled non-binary people and neurodivergent non-binary people and non-binary people with personality disorders and system disorders. I love you non-binary people whose identities are directly tied to your neurodivergency or traumatic social experiences. I love you non-binary people with mental disorders who are dismissed as delusional. I love you disabled non-binary people with caretakers, I love you disabled non-binary people who want HRT and/or surgery but can't pursue it for medical reasons.
I love you non-binary people who feel unloved. I love you non-binary people who want to die. I love you. You will survive this, one day you will thrive. I love you.
he's strict as fuckkkkk in those instagram comment sections
it’s deeply unsettling that popular white leftists on this website are spreading misinfo about landback in order to paint indigenous land stewardship & sovereignty as somehow regressive or ethnonationalist or what-have-you. like first of all landback has already happened in a number of places irl, it’s not a hypothetical. second of all No you will not become second-class citizens or deported to europe or kicked out of your homes, what??
basically i just think white ppl should be seen and not heard ykwim
yesterday i sat on the train next to a butch lesbian & a radiant trans woman who held hands the entire time and as soon as i got off i saw a trans man and it felt like seeing a secret world my family couldn't even though they were right next to me. like no matter what they think we are in the world existing and can see & know & love each other and they can say or do anything but we're here!! we are!! you have to be visibly queer in public to give teenage lesbians hope. you have to.
lesbianas de latino america at the los angeles christopher street west pride parade, june 1981
it will never cease to enrage me how virtually no one on earth is taught about the Rubber Terror.
an estimated 10 million congolese people murdered in the span of 23 years. dying not just from slaughter, torture or burnings but from a host of diseases european colonizers brought with them. and it cannot be understated how much widespread rape was necessary for the spread of disease to an entire country as large as a quarter of the US. the number could even be higher.
yet it’s not taught anywhere. not even in africa. like many inhumane acts of european empires, the records and documents and evidence keeps being suppressed, denied, destroyed or rejected.
no documentaries. no cautionary tales. a handful of books (with half being propaganda and imperial apologism). no deep looks into just how european and American factories got so much rubber for their bicycles, machinery and weapons. no socioeconomic analyses.
no one can fathom the cost of western prosperity. i genuinely think it would plunge even the most impartial minds into abject misanthropy.
genuinely this is why euro-america has to keep pretending Africans did not exist until 2000. that we did nothing and have no history. that we weren’t part of the human project of history-making. had no identity or complexity or humanity, the moment we start examining African history, there is literally nothing left for their propaganda to stand on.
happy pride to the nhl player who was preparing to come out and changed his mind. I hope he's happy and loved.
