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a-bayani:

downloading this mixtape was the best decision i’ve made all day

feral-femme:

limpwristsraisedfists:

phyllis christopher

yes please!

feral-femme:

limpwristsraisedfists:

phyllis christopher

yes please!

(Source: femmefilth)

a call to arms

crashntumble:

Although it is the last thing we want to do right now I’d like to ask everyone grieving today to do it in public— amongst the straight cis rich white male scum that told Mark she wasn’t fit for the world. I ask you to grieve today unabashedly and honestly with nothing but Fierceness and Intent.

Bois please scream and cry because we are tired of a world where we have to hide the tears we shed because they are not masculine or because “gay people kill themselves all the time” is NOT an ok or accurate justification for this loss (Mark was a fierce genderbending mf’er SHE and THEY are not that hard to grasp)

Queers let your voices be hoarse and  your eyes become beyonce lip stain red from crying tears for our deceased brothers & sisters and all the living freaks, faggots, and trans folk getting fucked with on the street, in the bathrooms, in our classrooms, at our jobs.

Gurls who are tired of transmisogyny and cis white women  or  assimilationist gays being the mouth piece for “trans womyn of color” I beg you to scream the loudest and proudest..be visible today and every day here after


All of us together—-who are tired of being expected to educate people about our history and who our heroes are, tired of invisibility, tired of hating ourselves, tired of the fact that when you are queer and/or brown all towns are sundown towns for you, to those of us tired of binaries, marriage, hegemony, gays in the military, tired of people not knowing who our lost children are and the brilliance their suicides and murders leave the world without

 if you are sick and fucking tired of needing to unlearn everything society told you hate about yourself I ask you to celebrate, remember, and create a spectacle in the name of our fallen queen——our sweet bb calloutqueen.


on re-blogging porn

ineffableshe:

i find it really upsetting on many levels w hen internet feminists get so burned out calling each other out on relatively silly, western issues (the usage of words such as “crazy,” demisexuals appropriating queerness) that they completely laugh off legit critiques about the of spread of (uncredited) fetish porn images on social networking sites such as tumblr.

you know how people are always getting up in arms about artwork / manifestos etc. being posted without credit? well, here’s the thing: when you post these porn images without credit you are often directly exploiting the bodies of the workers. it’s usually not like they are being paid every time you “like” their image! but then again, you usually never have a way to know on the internet who is doing that work & how consensual it really is. having worked a bit with support services for survivors of sex trafficking, i am always skeptical of pornography that cannot be traced to either a company that is known for treating their workers decently or to a consenting actor. to clarify, if & when “sex positive” porn stars post or make their own images / videos or work for companies that are reputable or are otherwise okay with you re-blogging their stuff, go ahead and post it. but from here on end, if you post random porn fetish porn because you needed a ten second hard on or think it’s funny i’m unfollowing you immediately.

ps - i really don’t care if this makes me seem “second wave.”

(pps, before everybody gets up in arms, no i am not a sex worker. just a concerned feminist.)

this is incredibly relevant

transqueersxxx:

Self Portrait.

transqueersxxx:

Self Portrait.

-osito:


heyfatchick:

Have a beautiful wedding today, you two <3
(via fuckyeahqueerpomps)


yesyesyes! Congrats Jessica and Majestic <3

-osito:

heyfatchick:

Have a beautiful wedding today, you two <3

(via fuckyeahqueerpomps)

yesyesyes! Congrats Jessica and Majestic <3

Tags: fat queer love

I WOULD LIKE TO START A SUPPORT GROUP/DISCUSSION GROUP FOR QUEER/TRANS PEOPLE OF COLOR WHO DATE OR HAVE CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS WITH WHITE QUEERS. or generally want to talk about their experiences w/ white queer people?

feral-femme:

feral-femme:

there are lots of white queer people who i hold very near and dear to my heart. my best friend/platonic life partner, my girlfriend, and many of the queer people who i am closest to are white. my mom is also white and is kind of queer. i think they all identify and work on being anti-racist white people but there are still, obviously, plenty of instances where i feel alienated and/or silenced by the unintentional affects of their whiteness/white privilege. it is not uncommon that i am in a space where everyone is queer and/or trans, and i am the only person of color.  i think right now i have lots of things i need to explore regarding WHITE QUEERS and my experiences with them. i would like to do this with other QTPOC folk. is anyone interested in starting a private facebook group, for starters? does anyone have any recommendations for other ways this group could happen? 

please signal boost! <3

this also should include queer and trans people of color who have white family members, such as queer people of color who were transracially adopted or come from a mixed race family.

signal boost

entangledroots:

Screen printed back patch, all heat-set and ready to go.
www.entangledroots.bigcartel.com

entangledroots:

Screen printed back patch, all heat-set and ready to go.

www.entangledroots.bigcartel.com

femmetransboi-fashion:

black stocking hat - ragstockvintage jacket - gifted from mommy!grey/purple/teal sweater - thriftedblack jeans - deliasblack boots - dr. martins

femmetransboi-fashion:

black stocking hat - ragstock
vintage jacket - gifted from mommy!
grey/purple/teal sweater - thrifted
black jeans - delias
black boots - dr. martins

(Source: femmeboi-fashion)

combat—wombat:

youarenotyou:

femmesandfamily:

mostlyexposed:

Girl Talk 2011 - Tobi Hill-Meyer

Tobi addresses the similarities between transmisogyny and femmephobia from her perspective as a butch trans woman, and explains the mutual ally relationship that she has formed with the cis femme women in her life.

 O.M.F.G.

I have never loved a video this much. ever.

You NEED TO WATCH THIS ENTIRE THING.  It is long, but so SO worth it. 

I know that I was just complaining about how everything having to do with femmes is always seen froma  butch perspective, but Tobi does an incredible job speaking on her own experiences of transphobia and relaying them to her deep bonds with femmes.

Seriously, watch this.

And Tobi - I am in love with you.  If you are ever in WI we need to have lots of coffee.

“Despite the fear of masculine energy coming from trans women, it’s not hard to see instances where masculinity is highly valued in queer women’s community. Masculinity is assumed to be intense and powerful. Trans men are radical and hip. Butch women are transgressive and daring. Masculinity is hot. Masculinity is attractive. Those who are femme are seen as conformists to traditional trappings of something fake and superficial. Supposedly ignorantly laboring under a false consciousness and incapable of being effective activists.”

“I was once with a group of butches who were trying to explain that they didn’t get privilege for being butches. And they compared their experiences to gender conforming people, and talked about all the messed up treatment they received for being butch. The point I made was that they weren’t being treated that way for being masculine, but for being gender non-conforming. And they just couldn’t see the distinction because they only experienced the two at the same time. However, if they were to compare their experience to someone who was gender nonconforming and feminine, well, it would be a lot harder to say that masculinity isn’t privileged in our society.” 

definitely worth watching.