Game Changer & Make Some Noise
oozey mess
KIROKAZE
noise dept.
Keni
YOU ARE THE REASON
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#extradirty
Monterey Bay Aquarium
shark vs the universe
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
if i look back, i am lost
Cosimo Galluzzi
The Stonewall Inn
Phantogram Three
izzy's playlists!
Fai_Ryy
almost home
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@transarcane
URGENT: Keep a trans couple alive
My partner and I have been in a shelter for months. We've been able to barely scrape by but with the prices increasing we can't afford food or medicine right now. We haven't had anything to eat for days beyond cheap snacks. Anything helps.
Venmo: Bananastasia1944
TRANS RIGHTS ARE UNDER ATTACK
TRANS WOMEN ARE UNDER ATTACK
WE NEED TO FIGHT FOR OUR SISTERS!!!
TW: Death, Violence, Conspiracies to commit violence against trans women.
The Puerto Rico Paintball and Assault Conspiracy: Federal prosecutors convicted Jordany Rafael Laboy-García and Christian Yamaurie Rivera-Otero of a federal hate crime conspiracy for orchestrating a coordinated, weaponized assault against a Latina transgender woman in Puerto Rico. They actively filmed the attack and conspired to obstruct justice.Conspiracies to Obstruct Justice Following Homicides: In the landmark federal trial of Daqua Lameek Ritter—the first federal gender-identity hate crime conviction—prosecutors proved Ritter conspired with others to conceal his crime, burning clothes and hiding the firearm used to kill Dime Doe, a Black transgender woman.The Mercedes Williamson Case: The FBI prosecuted Joshua Vallum under federal hate crime laws for the murder of 17-year-old Mercedes Williamson. The prosecution successfully proved a premeditated plot where the perpetrator targeted the victim based entirely on her gender identity.
someone in the Trump Administration tried to kill me during his last term, I think they are trying to kill me this term too. I am not a criminal, Trump is.
Trans Rights are Human Rights!
Give Me Trans Liberation or Give Me Death!
Every trans suicide in the USA was a homicide by the policies of the US Government. We will keep fighting for Trans Rights until we overcome the fascist overthrow of our government!
My mutual Aid Post is for groceries, water, medicine, and new socks because I don't want to walk downstairs to do laundry because I am recovering from high ankle sprain and spine and neck injury I have to lay in bed most days. Only a few more weeks in the foot brace I am starting to feel a lot better. I am currently out of Milk and Bread.
Cashapp $NadelynKing7
Paypal @ nadelynking861
Chime Nadelyn-King-1
it’s important to always go out of your way to be nice to trans girls.
does anyone have $10 for a family with kids t eat tonight? if you can't help, please share instead we have nothing to eat tonight or tomorrow
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I'm a trans woman, and every day I navigate a world where I'm not fully recognized as who I am. Trans women are women—but legally and systematically, we're treated as something less.
The discrimination is real. Nearly 30% of trans people face barriers in employment, healthcare, and housing just for existing. And violence? 2020 was the deadliest year on record for trans women, especially women of color. That's not just statistics—that's lives lost.
I started a petition asking the United States and the United Nations to issue a Declaration of Trans Rights. One that officially recognizes trans women as women in every law, policy, and system. It sounds simple, but it matters. Legal recognition is protection. It's dignity. It's saying: your life has value.
If you've ever felt unseen or unprotected by the systems meant to keep you safe, I think you get why this matters. If this resonates with you, I'd really appreciate it if you'd consider signing and sharing. No pressure—just genuinely grateful if you do.
What would change for you or someone you care about if trans rights were actually protected?
https://www.change.org/p/demand-recognition-and-protection-for-trans-women/dashboard/home
If you are the first person to respond to someone who has been shot in the arm or leg you can make an improvised tourniquet with a stick or rod and a t-shirt. Place 2 inches above or below a joint. Write a T and the time on their forehead for EMTs. The Red Cross has first responder courses that you can take online https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/organizations/first-responders?srsltid=AfmBOoqolX18-N5BC2pZyJnC4xyPtzStatoIL7rshe2ocnnFMqKcjGA_
Mutual Aid Post
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I am trying to move rooms today, the room I am in has Bed Bugs and I was being harassed by other tenants and was threatened. I am trying to get to safer lodging.
Cashapp: $NadelynKing7
Please like share or donate if you can!
Thank you very much for the support!
Help Two Trans Women Escape the South and Survive Homelessness
My best friend, Dawn ( @hopelesslesbianblacksmith ) and I have entirely run out of funds due to unemployment and our last hope is packing up and living out of a car. We have until the end of August to be out of the house.
To even be able to do this we still need to fix our car to trade for the one in the picture. In addition we aren't able to currently afford gas and food or renewing our drivers licenses.
We're trying to sell as much of our things as possible but we're still going to need help for so much more, especially if we want to keep having water or electricity during our last month living in a house. I know it's a lot but i can't imagine feeling safe unless we're able to raise $1000
So please consider helping us out, I love you all 🩷
My cashapp: $SylviaDavison7
My venmo: @SylviaScullySeitz
$0/$1000 raised
The people next door are saying my name and saying
transphobic statements about me. I have never met or talked to them before.
comic about determination and hope
this is a statement from victryena, a trans woman of color who was mass harassed by (mostly) white trans women on twitter for reposting a protest sign saying "white trans people are oppressors too". the sign itself was a response to septembersister, a black trans woman and refugee in canada, having her speech suppressed at the vancouver transgender march protest. here is her full speech, made later. i am platforming them because they need to be heard, and the content of their words is urgently relevant to the current state of transfeminist discourse.
Transcription, since it's too long for alt text:
Trans people of color are underrepresented and outnumbered. When we stand up and make ourselves visible, we put ourselves at risk of disproportionate scrutiny and harassment, not just from transphobes and bad actors, but also from those within our own community. When we want to make ourselves heard, we're told that now is not the time. We're told it's stirring up drama, in-fighting, and bad optics. Even how, and when, we express our grievances is policed. When we use provocation, it's inflammatory and lacks nuance. When we use satire, it's offensive and unproductive. When we share our personal experiences, it's the oppression olympics. When we share statistics, it's sowing division. When we clarify ourselves, it's back-pedaling. When we defend ourselves, it's doubling down. When we criticize too harshly, we're asked to placate. When we don't criticize hard enough, we're ignored outright. When it's said by a large platform, it's engagement baiting and fed posting. When it's said by a small platform, it's buried and forgotten. When it's said by a SWer, it invites shame and disparagement. And when we're lucky enough to survive beyond all of the compounding systemic barriers placed upon us (before, during, and after transition), we're seen as the example and not the exception. It's suffocating, disillusioning, and isolating. Even within a community that claims to include and support us, we have no voice. Acknowledging the intersectionality of trans people of color, especially those who are black and indigenous, is not something new within progressive spaces. And it does not take anything away from the very real experiences of white trans individuals. But it also does not absolve them from, or grant them immunity to, the same racial prejudices and biases held (subconsciously or otherwise) if they were cis. Having a marginalized gender identity does not come with the awareness of marginalized racial identities. White hegemony and oppression do not disappear when recontextualized within a transgender space, just like they don't within queer spaces more broadly. It still exists including through unexamined racial privilege and how that shapes behaviors and attitudes, and how trans white voices dominate discourse and dictate the overarching priorities of the trans community while excluding, dismissing, sidelining, and being blind to, trans bipoc perspectives. And that was made very clear from the responses throughout this entire discourse, including the same familiar displays of white fragility and conservative talking points used when confronting racial inequality more generally. To me, and all the other trans bipoc, who read every defensive reaction, deflection, straw man, dismissal, bad faith interpretation, condescending interjection, anecdotal fallacy, pedantic argument, disparaging comment, accusation, and personal attack. Every "well actually", "not all white people", "all lives matter", and "we have bigger problems". Only for those same people to inevitably virtue-signal about how their peers need to do better when one of them is outed for racism (if at all). The irony and hypocrisy has not been lost on us.
This isn't a call to action for the greater society to solve all the issues that every trans person experiences, nor is it the business of anyone outside of the trans community. It's a conversation for the trans community specifically and a direct call to action for white individuals (across all gender identities) within the trans community to take a moment of self-reflection and to have a willingness to listen with an intention to learn. Why should those in power care about the struggles of trans people as a whole when they themselves are not directly impacted and have larger problems to address? How can trans bipoc be expected to wait until the broader trans issues have been solved to finally have a voice? Especially when our own white trans peers disparage and deprioritize our grievances in much the same way? Why is the consideration of trans bipoc experiences sidelined as a secondary goal to the broader effort of transgender liberation instead of being seen as an integral and interwoven part of it? In the US, the women's suffrage movement failed to maintain intersectionality and abandoned racial equality in order to secure the white vote first. There's no need for straw man arguments when an actual equivalent example already exists. Acknowledging and platforming the most vulnerable within an already marginalized group is not a means of division, but rather an explicit act of solidarity. It's not just about not oppressing those among us with less privilege, but uplifting them with the privileges we do have so we are all empowered to fight together. None of us will be heard until we are all heard. And none of us will be free until we are all free. The trans rally sign that read "white trans people are oppressors too" wasn't even mine (mine said "trans joy"… lol…), but I understood the subtext (and context) enough to take it in good faith, and to advocate for the very real sentiment behind it. Is the semantics and optics around how we define and confront racial prejudices and systems of oppression within our own community really that much more important than the act of actually addressing it? Let's not wait until another white trans person gets outed for racism, or for another trans person of color to get dogpiled by their white peers into silence, to have this conversation again. Trans lives matters include trans bipoc lives. Trans bipoc rights are also trans rights.
I'm just really angry hearing about this. To describe a Black trans woman and refugee's experiences with antiblackness as "allegations." To use terms like "infighting" and "psyop" to coin racialized trans women as fascists in a political environment that is more hostile to them than anyone else. The people acting like transitioning takes away your white privilege. It's deeply, deeply hideous. No matter how gentle or small a trans woman of color makes herself when she asks white trans people to acknowledge their white privilege, she will still experience harassment, fedjacketing, and sex pest accusations (while being sexually harassed). There is no amount of sugarcoating TWOC can do to satisfy you crackkkers. If you can't have us dead, you want us out of sight and out of mind
White trans people are oppressors. No amount of transphobia or patriarchy suppresses your whiteness. Acknowledge your privilege and deconstruct your whiteness. Uplift racialized trans women now.
https://www.amazon.com/Welcome-Second-Puberty-Stories-Transhood/dp/B0CSJD145C
She said she was going to kill me
hey can anyone help me out with soup so i can take my meds
migraine is so bad i cant stand up straight, out of emergency meds, out of toilet paper, threw up twice since i woke up, fridge is bare. even $1 will help
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even $1 or a kind word will help <3
been at HRA for the last 3 hours with this migraine to hopefully get my insurance fixed so i can get my meds. grateful for any help <3
just got home, in a lot of pain, even $1 will help <3
HRA didnt scan my lease when i waited hours to give it to them yesterday further delaying my case, i have to go and resubmit tomorrow. ive been sick 3 times this afternoon alone, the migraine meds i need are $480 without insurance. genuinely im struggling on an unearthly level. even $1 will help
in the worst & most debilitating pain yet tbh. goal is still soup and litter. even $1 will help
i had one garbage bag left and i just used it for cat litter. anything helps in a very literal sense <3
even $1 will help <3
My phone is broken abt to walk 40 minutes in the sun to hopefully get this fixed. Genuinely grateful for any help
still out, wifi at the store. just need food to take my meds even $1 will help <3
my phone battery is almost done for, they fixed my screen enough for me to use it :/ walking home. cant afford the er w/out insurance, goal is still soup for meds <3
judt got home, in s ome pain. even $1 will help <3
does anyone have $10 for a family with kids t eat tonight? if you can't help, please share instead we have nothing to eat tonight or tomorrow
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you need to give that trans girl the space to be an evil princess. you need to buy her a cursed tower and such.
