January 2012
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I tell her: “Mom, when God planted my assignment inside your womb, it was a...
– Nick Mwaluko, “Asymmetrical We” from issue 8 of OP Magazine
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Hidden in the Open: A Photographic Essay of Afro...
This is so important. Trent Kelley has compiled over 100 images revealing a long legacy of Black male couples. Check out his flickr page for more amazing images.
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December 2011
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Get On Your A-Game: Velvetpark's Official Top 25... →
22. Stand and Deliver - Krys “bLaKtivist” Freeman, Viral Media Strategist, Web 2.0 Evangelist
Krys “bLaKtivist” Freeman is a Masculine of Center writer, viral media strategist and activist, as well as founder of “The Definition,” an online community and blog dedicated to promoting visible community for masculine of center women, transmen and allies. A child of the digital age, s/he likes...
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QWOCMAP FILMMAKER TRAINING PROGRAM →
Each year, QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR MEDIA ARTS PROJECT offers 4 free Filmmaking Workshops through our award-winning Training Program. Our workshops serve teenagers to elders. To better serve our community, QWOCMAP has conducted Training Program workshops specifically for youth (ages 18 to 25), queer folks of color who are butch/genderqueer/transgender, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black/African descent,...
julianahuxtable asked: YES TO YOU HAVING THE OUT IN AFRICA POSTERS - AHLO FRIEND
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A Kandi Koated Hot mess
So a little known fact about me – I watch The Real Housewives of Atlanta. I have no shame. The cattiness, the excessive over-the-top purchases, and the senseless arguments – what’s not to love? Haha. I’ve always thought though, that the most sensible, down to earth person(a) on the show was Kandi Burruss. In addition to her contributions to the epic all-girl group Xscape (Second only to TLC...
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Queer people do not need to offer excuses or defend their own existence. If one...
– » Fauxgress Watch: “Born This Way” Social Justice League
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November 2011
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Sophia Wallace "No fashion, please!" →
In this video, photographer @SophiaWallace talks about her project, “On Beauty” and how it raises questions around ideas about masculinity, femininity, gender, misogyny, and what it means to be viewed as a “man”.
It’s very interesting to hear her talk about the intentions behind her work as well as the process that went into creating the images.
Check it out.
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JAMAICAN GLBT BLOG! →
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sophiawallace asked: Not a question, just dropping by to show some <3. Khi, I LOVE what you do. I can't wait till we can collaborate. Your blog continually inspires. in solidarity - Sophia
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eclipsed-wren asked: i realized i should say hello and also thank you for creating this interesting blog, it's good food for thought. What would you say was the catalyst that inspired you to start this journey?
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