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Being a hetero person with gender dysphoria isnt an equivalent to or a type of homosexual experience and its actually deeply offensive to suggest that it is :/
behold: the magma block
spent a few days on it. should quit while iâm ahead
there are no bonkle themes in this one (aside from a MNOG sound and a desktop takua sound) so Iâm proud that iâm able to make something that isnât bonkle related
no idea what to do with this song, i just sorta came up with it
ALSO i found out that logic makes it super freakin easy to master a song. so this is the first track Iâve made thatâs been properly mastered. I feel really dumb

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Hey so obviously totally not your job to inform me if you don't want to but I've only ever heard that pride was created by trans women, I've seen you on this blog saying that's not the case and I was just wondering if you could give me any more information or direct me to someone who could please?
@inferior-mirage and @auntiewanda know a lot about it + can tag sources!
What lead us to Pride as a citywide celebration:
The first gay rights public demonstration in 1964. Randy Wicker with the Sexual Freedom League organized a picketing of the Whitehall Street Induction Center over confidentiality violations of gay menâs draft records, which followed them as permanently unemployable.
The first gay pride parade in 1966. Multiple city protests were held against the military exclusion of homosexuals on Armed Forces Day, including a 15 car, twenty mile motorcade from Don Slaterâs Committee to Fight Exclusion of Homosexuals from the Armed Forces.
The first association of PRIDE with gay rights in 1967. A month after undercover police arrested 16 gay men at the Black Cat Tavern in Los Angeles, over 500 people organized by Personal Rights in Defense and Education marched outside the bar with signs denouncing âblue fascism,â then held a same-sex kiss-in.
While these events influenced what later became gay pride, the direct heir is the Annual Reminder protests held every July 4 at Independence Hall in Philadelphia between 1965 and 1969. Craig Rodwell, better known as the dyslexic owner of the first gay bookstore, introduced the idea to the East Coast Homophile Organizations (the Janus Society of Delaware Valley, Mattachine Society of Washington DC, the New York chapter of Daughters of Bilitis, and the Mattachine Society of New York). Veteran activists Frank Kameny and Barbara Gittings helped the event grow from 40 people to 120, at the time the largest gay rights demonstration in the world.
âThe name of the event was selected to remind the American people that a substantial number of American citizens were denied the rights of âlife, liberty, and the pursuit of happinessâ enumerated in the United States Declaration of Independence.â
Before I get ahead of myself, in New York City, gay rights groups increased their organizing and attracted new members after the 3-5 night uprising at the Stonewall Inn. Craig Rodwell ran to various NYC newspapers to ensure coverage for the Stonewall rebellion so this didnât disappear from public consciousness like the Compton Cafeteria or Cooperâs Donuts Riots. Lucien K. Truscott IVâs enthusiastic coverage was hailed by Don Teal as âinadvertently initiat[ing] the gay liberation movement.â Michael Brown, as part of the newly-formed Mattachine Action Committee, called for a town hall meeting on July 9 at the Freedom House. One of the estimated 400 attendees, Martha Shelley first proposed to Bob Kohler, then the crowd, they hold a protest march.
A couple weeks after Stonewall, the New York chapters of the Mattachine Society and Daughters of Bilitis put ads in the Village Voice for a march around the West Village and speeches at the fountain in Sheridan Square, starting with a few hundred but attracting thousands. Marty Robinson and Martha Shelley promised, âOK, you know, the march is over, letâs all go home peacefully, but what we started, this ainât over. Thereâs going to be more,â which lead to the creation of the Gay Liberation Front. GLF later splintered groups like Third World Gay Revolutionaries and Radicalesbians, but the ones who wanted to focus soley on gay rights issues, not womenâs liberation or anti-war protests, created the Gay Activists Alliance. They intruded everywhere from public forums and celebrity speeches to chant pro-gay slogans and wave signs, confronting the mayorâs refusal to meet with gay community liasions, discriminatory bar service practices, and negative news coverage. When an Argentinian student, Diego ViĂąales, was impaled on a fence trying to escape a police raid on the Snake Pit and possible deportation if arrested, and 127 gay patrons were arrested, the Gay Activist Allianceâs march on the precinct responsible and candlelight vigil outside the hospital renewed interest in the upcoming Christopher Street Liberation Day with its extensive TV and newspaper coverage.
âNo one was more responsible for conceiving and organizing that first march on the last Sunday in June than Craig Rodwell,â says his presumably biased partner, Fred Sargent. âAfter months of planning and internal controversy, the Christopher Street Liberation Day Umbrella Committee negotiated with more than a dozen very different gay organizations. One of the largest hurdles was which group would have the honor of heading the march. It was only when Craig and Michael Brown, whoâd arranged for those first permits, decided that each group would have one representative was the matter finally settled. Even the question of a chant was endlessly discussedâthe winner: Say it clear, say it loud. Gay is good, gay is proud. Craig and police brass worked out a glitch over permits for the parade and the post-parade âGay-Inâ in Central Parkâs Sheep Meadow only moments before the events began.â
At the November 1â2, 1969 meeting of the Eastern Regional Conference of Homophile Organizations (the successor to ECHO), Ellen Broidy of the NYU Student Homophile League presented Craig Rodwellâs proposal for a new commemorative demonstration. The conference passed a resolution drafted by Rodwell, Fred Sargeant, Broidy, and Linda Rhodes to move the demonstration from July 4 in Philadelphia to the last weekend in June in New York City.
âThat the Annual Reminder, in order to be more relevant, reach a greater number of people, and encompass the ideas and ideals of the larger struggle in which we are engagedâthat of our fundamental human rightsâbe moved both in time and location.
We propose that a demonstration be held annually on the last Saturday in June in New York City to commemorate the 1969 spontaneous demonstrations on Christopher Street and this demonstration be called CHRISTOPHER STREET LIBERATION DAY. No dress or age regulations shall be made for this demonstration.
We also propose that we contact Homophile organizations throughout the country and suggest that they hold parallel demonstrations on that day. We propose a nationwide show of support.â
All attendees to the ECHO meeting in Philadelphia voted for the march except for Mattachine Society of New York, which abstained. Members of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) attended the meeting and were seated as guests of Rodwellâs group, Homophile Youth Movement in Neighborhoods (HYMN).Meetings to organize the march began in early January at Rodwellâs apartment in 350 Bleecker Street. At first there was difficulty getting some of the major New York City organizations like Gay Activists Alliance (GAA) to send representatives. Craig Rodwell and Fred Sargeant, Ellen Broidy, Michael Brown, Marty Nixon, and Foster Gunnison of Mattachine made up the core group of the CSLD Umbrella Committee (CSLDUC). For initial funding, Gunnison served as treasurer and sought donations from the national homophile organizations and sponsors, while Sargeant solicited donations via the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop customer mailing list and Nixon worked to gain financial support from GLF in his position as treasurer for that organization. Other mainstays of the organizing committee were Judy Miller, Jack Waluska, Steve Gerrie and Brenda Howard of GLF. Believing that more people would turn out for the march on a Sunday, and so as to mark the date of the start of the Stonewall uprising, the CSLDUC scheduled the date for the first march for Sunday, June 28, 1970. With Dick Leitschâs replacement as president of Mattachine NY by Michael Kotis in April 1970, opposition to the march by Mattachine ended.Â
Did you know, Chicago held their gay pride event the day before New York City?Â
Tl;dr:
Any one of the hundreds of Stonewall participants could be isolated as the impetus. Heterosexuals from Greenwich Village made up a significant portion of the crowd fighting back after police randomly assaulted and arrested a semi-popular folk singer named Dave van Ronk from the straight gawkers spilling out of nearby bars. Do we call him the catalyst for the rioting crowd? Of course not. Stonewall was opened by a rumored 420 lb. mafioso named Fat Tony Lauria who paid off the police with $2000/wk. Did he give us gay rights or pride by providing a social gathering space? No! David Eisenbachâs book Gay Power: An American Revolution describes a young Puerto Rican named Gino who threw a cobblestone at a squad car: âBam! The riot had begun.â Was no-surname Gino the cobblestone heard around the world? Evidently not. Storme Delarverie is remembered by many as the Mother of Stonewall and eyewitness accounts in gay documentaries name a white butch lesbian throwing the first punch, which may or may not have been biracial Storme. This was never about one person. Gay men and lesbians were unambiguously responsible for starting gay rights organizations, protesting the federal government and military, coordinating public displays of pride, and eventually securing the right to same-sex activity and marriage through the courts. Secondary to Marsha P. Johnson being a transvestite or a trans woman is the fact he, like most of the trans community of the decade, was homosexual. The policeman who led the Stonewall raid said, âSo many showed up immediately, it was as if a signal were given. And that was the unusual thing because usually, when we went to work, everybody disappeared. They were glad to get away. But this night was different. Instead of the homosexuals slinking off, they remained there, and their friends came, and it was a real meeting of homosexuals.â Again, these people came together under the right to be same-sex attracted. Lots of people and advocacy groups inspired pride. There was more than just a bisexual woman named Brenda Howard on the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee. There were sister marches in Los Angeles and Chicago the same weekend nobody can give you any facts about or names of participants for either. Nobody gave anyone pride. Gay people, with assistance from the other letters in the LGBT, built everything we have.
Can we go back to celebrating same-sex attraction?
humor is the lowest form of comedy
Whereâs that 4chan post like: âread something that made me laugh so I threw it awayâ
look. all im saying is birds? dont need to fly. they can just walk like the rest of us. they fly only to assert some kind of weird dominance and i will not let that stand
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13 Same-Sex Couples In Japan Sue For Equal Marital Rights On Valentineâs Day
In a society where pressure for conformity is strong, many gay people hide their sexuality, fearing prejudice at home, school or work. The obstacles are even higher for transgender people in the highly gender-specific society.
But while the law and many lawmakers lag behind, public acceptance of sexual diversity and same-sex marriage has grown in Japan. According to an October, 2018 survey by the advertising agency Dentsu, more than 70 percent of the 6,229 respondents aged 20-59 said they support legalizing same-sex marriage.

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Knowingly engaging in sexual acts with people who would not consent to those acts if given total knowledge of the situation is not practicing enthusiastic consent There is something morally broken about a willingness to ignore enthusiastic consent in sex for the sake of sexual desire or for any other reason Period. "Admittedly, it can be reassuring to find gay guys who arenât vagina-phobic, or obsessed with a concept of âreal menâ that hinges on the presence of a penis from birth." This is homophobia. This is old-school, down-home, traditional homophobia. Shaming gay men (homosexuals, who are by definition unable to feel attraction to the opposite sex, who have been shown time and time again to be incapable of changing these attractions regardless of how much they try or how desperately they want to change) for their lack of attraction to female anatomy and exclusive attraction to the same sex is the oldest homophobic rhetoric in the book. Homosexuals are exclusively attracted to the same sex. Homosexuals face oppression for their exclusive same sex attraction. Sodomy laws, same-sex marriage, reparative therapy, and every other institutional and horrifying example of hatred for same-sex love are based on our same-sex attraction. As someone who practiced self-inflicted reparative therapy on myself and learned firsthand the unflinching, unchanging nature of homosexuality, you can take my word for it. Or you can take the word of every gay man subjected to reparative therapy for their "vagina-phobic" affliction. That is, if they didn't kill themselves during the process of becoming ex-gay. Homosexuals are attracted to the same sex, and shaming us for this fact is neither celebrating enthusiastic consent nor fighting homophobia. It becomes, in and of itself, merely a modern take on an old fashioned tune.
âWhen Thereâs a Smile in Your Heartâ
Think of all the joy youâll find
When you leave the world behind
And bid your plans goodbyyyyyye
You can fly! You can fly! You can fly!
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Homosexuality no longer a crime in India, Supreme Court ends controversial Section 377.
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Same-sex love and rights prevail!!
ive said it once and ill say it again but if you live in like . california or another state where lgbt shit is decently accepted please be mindful of the fact that others have it worse than you. Indiana very recently tried to pass laws that allow for same sex couples to be banned from restaurants, in lots of states conversion therapy is still legal, and gay people are still beat for simply existing. think about that please
not to mention in lots of countries its still very much illegal and people are killed for being lgbt
yes this is fine to rb. if u live in a privileged place id appreciate it.

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Edie Windsorâs marriage to Thea Spyer is what eventually led to gay marriage becoming legal in the United States. The longtime partners married in Canada in 2007, prior to Spyerâs death in 2009. Windsor inherited Spyerâs estate, but the IRS denied her the unlimited spousal exemption from federal estate taxes that heterosexual couples were entitled to. She sued, leading the Supreme Court to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act, signed into law by President Clinton, which in turn led to multiple suits filed against same-sex marriage bans and the 2015 ruling that made same-sex marriage a constitutional right for all. (x)
A recent survey done by the website The Gay UK has found that 60% of those polled find using the term âQueerâ to describe members of the LGBT community is offensive and inappropriate.
Shockingly, people who are likely to have actually had the term used as a slur against them arenât fans of it being used to describe them.