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We didn’t have a word for our, as you guys call, gay/lesbian people. So we coined that word as an umbrella for all our tribes. We never said, “Well, you’re transgender. You’re bisexual. You’re lesbian.” We never knew those terms. Those are all from Western culture, you know, LGBTQ and all that. So on some level, it’s about getting rid of labels. Those terms were forced upon us.
This is really important
readtpa.com/p/the-threshold
So Parker Molloy is a horrible fucking person. This was her response to THIS comment, that acknowledges that Black Trans Women don't get the same amount of coverage when they are murdered:
Like how on earth am I supposed to read ALL OF THAT in response to "Black Trans women don't get the same treatment" and not look at this as anything other than a fragile white feminist having a meltdown because Intersectionality EXISTS.
YOUR FAVE IS ANTI NATIVE: PARKER MOLLOY
After being called out for her white feminist meltdown she used her platform to start the harassment campaign against an Indigenous woman who was called everything from a sexpest, pedophile, rapist, TERF, and when none of those could stick, FINALLY called a Pretendian.
White queer/trans folks are capable of racism and Anti-Indigenous hate.
The fact that they already know to use "Pretendian" to silence an Indigenous woman shows how intentional their malice and racism was.
If you want to know why I have been suspended on BSky for the past few weeks, this is why.
I'm a bit confused on the backlash to the very first part of this. "What really breaks my heart is that Black trans women are rarely if ever memorialized this way." So it doesn't break their heart that a trans woman was stabbed forty times? Racism is still very much a thing. Black people ARE less respected. We DO need to address this. However, I do feel what was said was very disrespectful. They didn't show any sympathy for the trans woman murdered, only said that Black people have it worse. Black people DO have it worse. I just feel it should have been addressed in its own post; not tacked onto a post about a murdered trans woman to detract from it.
I don't agree with her response afterwards as it is not a stupid take. One article doesn't undo the disproportionate reporting. However, I do feel the original comment should be addressed as disrespectful.
I am open for discussion. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding.
There are better qualified people to discuss this, so I won't say much. But the fact that you even erased the demographic in question (Black trans women, not just Black people) even just to ask this question really ought to reveal just how little consideration and care Black trans women get from their peers in comparison to the white ones that are mentioned. In addition to the Black trans women usually only getting notice after their fellow Black trans peers point it out.
I can see that it was insensitive and poorly mentioned, true, but it wasn't incorrect. Especially when we gotta hear a backlash from a racist about it, as if said racist ever gave a shit unless it was time to bring us up as a counterargument.
I apologize for erasing Black trans women from the conversation. It was not my intention. I was trying to include everyone affected by anti-Black racism, and not just Black trans women. That was my mistake. Thank you for acknowledging that it was insensitive and poorly mentioned. Being true doesn't change that. There are many true things that shouldn't be brought up in a specific situation. There's a time and place for everything.
I do have to ask if the woman in question actually sent people to attack the commenter or if she just so happened to have racist followers who did it on her behalf without her knowledge? If it's the latter, I don't think she should be held accountable for it unless she encourages it or doesn't speak against it after learning.
Thank you for responding.
So, because you seem open to discussion and being called in, I'm going to be patient with my response to this part of your comment:
"I do have to ask if the woman in question actually sent people to attack the commenter or if she just so happened to have racist followers who did it on her behalf without her knowledge?"
Consider this instead:
If she's posting shit like this, she's definitely racist or has a lot of unpacked racism:
Secondly:
even if she PERSONALLY wasn't like "I hate this Indigenous woman and I am going to personally use my platform in the hopes that people who hate Indigenous women are coming after her," the fact of the matter is, The Indigenous woman has to put up with ALL OF HER RACIST FOLLOWERS because of her.
She gets to block me and move on with her life. Meanwhile, everybody who came rushing to her defense or to dogpile me are now MY problem. And the comments I received were VIOLENT.
There are more. This is just a handful.
So you tell me, does it really MATTER whether her intentions were racist? If she was targeting me specifically for being Indigenous?
When people who came to her defense started attacking me for being Indigenous?
When they called me a pedophile, a sexpest, a rapist, a TERF, and then a Pretendian? All because of her?
Because I responded to her tirade by saying "I get what you're saying, but white women need to stfu?"
my baby doesn't belong to any white man
North of North is about a young Inuk woman who gets sick of her narcissistic husband's macho BS and moves in with her single mom. that... probably makes it sound like one of those shows, doesn't it.
well, maybe it is, maybe it's not (it's not). while Siaja (Anna Lambe, gorgeous, absolutely stunning) runs around trying to put her life back together and find herself (but first find and hold down a job and learn to coparent with her almost-ex - yeah of course she has a kid, she's 26!), there is life happening all over place in the tiny Nunavut town. Ice Cove is the kind of tight-knit community where your people won't leave you alone - but they also won't leave you alone, you know?
the show doesn't preach, but while you're laughing, it still quietly, casually shows you how colonialism doesn't really end.
how it lingers.
here's your white mayor. here's your language being slowly forgotten and now you need a translator to understand your elders. here's your town's lack of funding and what it gets it has to fight for (and how do you fight for it when there's another town (the Shelbyville to your Springfield, the Woodbury to your Stars Hollow) that even has a sushi place?). here's a French Canadian man who calls you Snocahontas. here's your mother's self-sabotaging old trauma.
*sigh* fine, there's also walrus dick baseball. if anything, watch it for the walrus dick baseball
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NORTH OF NORTH (2025) costume appreciation: "Inuk Bridgerton" (Series Costume Design by Debra Hanson)
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So i heard that filming is starting for season 2 and i realized i hadn’t made any fanart yet? So in celebration I went all in on this.
readtpa.com/p/the-threshold
So Parker Molloy is a horrible fucking person. This was her response to THIS comment, that acknowledges that Black Trans Women don't get the same amount of coverage when they are murdered:
Like how on earth am I supposed to read ALL OF THAT in response to "Black Trans women don't get the same treatment" and not look at this as anything other than a fragile white feminist having a meltdown because Intersectionality EXISTS.
YOUR FAVE IS ANTI NATIVE: PARKER MOLLOY
After being called out for her white feminist meltdown she used her platform to start the harassment campaign against an Indigenous woman who was called everything from a sexpest, pedophile, rapist, TERF, and when none of those could stick, FINALLY called a Pretendian.
White queer/trans folks are capable of racism and Anti-Indigenous hate.
The fact that they already know to use "Pretendian" to silence an Indigenous woman shows how intentional their malice and racism was.
If you want to know why I have been suspended on BSky for the past few weeks, this is why.
North of North swept the Canadian Screen Awards last night with seven awards!
Best Ensemble Performance, Comedy - Anna Lambe, Maika Harper, Braeden Clarke, Zorga Qaunaq, Jay Ryan
Best Supporting Performer, Comedy - Maika Harper
Best Guest Performance, Comedy - Tanya Tagaq
Best Direction, Comedy - Zoe Hopkins
Best Achievement in Hair - Chrystal Lotz, Tasha Cadotte
Best Original Music, Comedy - Caleb Chan & Brian Chan
Best Writing, Comedy - Stacey Aglok MacDonald, Alethea Arnaquq-Baril
Well deserved 🖤
Rooting for more during the main show tonight
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CREATIVE PROMPT
Everything is chaotic and scary right now. I want everybody to be safe and to take care of yourselves during this time. But I also want us to experience joy. So I have a prompt that I posted on my MISKOmunication Discord and I wanted to share it here.
PROMPT: What does the perfect future look like for you as a Native person?
Use any media at your disposal. Drawing, painting, poetry, creative writing, music, just let yourself imagine and dream and wish.
What does the world look like in this vision of the future?
What are we reclaiming? What are we bringing back? What are we keeping? What are we changing? What are we getting rid of? What are we improving?
What does your home look like? What was your family and your relationships look like?
We have to know what we want. We have to know what we're hoping for. We have to create it. We have to make it real.
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