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Out of the Closet, Out of the Shadows: LGBT Leadership in the Struggle Against Deportation
We believe the courageous struggles captured within this video will have the effect of deeper, longer-term, transformative alliances between LGBTQ and immigrant rights communitiesâin which both benefit and thrive.
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Police departments all over the United States are raking in the money from average citizens. These aren't hardened criminals, they are every-day people whose rights are being violated by greedy departments and cities which have criminalized victimless behavior in order to make millions off of people who are just minding their own business.
It's Chelsea Manning's birthday and you can send her a card
Evan writes, âToday is WikiLeaks whistleblower Chelsea Manningâs 28th birthday. Sheâs been imprisoned since she was 22, and is serving a 35 year sentence for exposing some of the U.S. governmentâs worst abuses.â
âBirthdays in prison are no fun. Letâs show Chelsea that her bravery wonât be forgotten, and make sure she gets more birthday cards this year than ever before in her life. We made a site where you can send her a real physical birthday card with personalized text with just a few clicks.â
http://boingboing.net/2015/12/17/its-chelsea-mannings-birth.html
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reasons moulin rouge should've been about lesbians
- satineâs whole bird-in-a-cage âone day Iâll fly awayâ imagery, talk about being in the closet
- Christianâs entire character. what man is that sensitive and considerate? a butch lesbian in a nice old-timey shirt, on the other handâŚ
- you ever watch that scene where they sing together on the elephant and youâre like, why the hell would a het couple be so reluctant and scared. thereâs an easy solution to that, my friend
- imagine the âroxanneâ number but with the added theme of a lesbian couple being trodden down by a heteronormative world. powerful, I tell you
- the duke is a much more upsetting antagonist as a whole when you consider him as a threat to a lesbian coupleâs happiness, actually
- Toulouse lautrec hanging out with them would also make a ton more sense, historically
- âfreedom, beauty, truth and loveâ maaaaaate
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- âitâs about love overcoming all obstacles!â
- âsilly of me to think you could fall in love with someone like meâ đđđ
- âwe should be loversâ âwe canât do thatâ :0
- the moon sings in celebration every time they make out like come on
- theyâre so bad at hiding as a couple tbh they could only get away with it due to Gal Pal Syndrome
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The idea of weaponized drones has long been a dystopian, yet fictional idea. However, thanks to the police lobby, hell from above is now a horrid reality.
Nothing says âpolice stateâ quite like unmanned aerial vehicles patrolling the sky ready to deploy 80,000 volts to the nearest protester or dose entire crowds with chemical weapons. The idea of weaponized drones has long been a dystopian, yet fictional idea. However, thanks to House Bill 1328, in North Dakota, this police state hell from above is now a horrid reality.
Thanks to a police union lobbyist, the idea of police using drones for âless than lethalâ weapons is now written into North Dakota law.
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PHAESPORIA SCREENING IN PHILADELPHIAÂ
December 17th
6pm
The RotundaÂ
4014 Walnut St Philadelphia PA
Free Admission (Donations Suggested)
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Women of color who experience male violence are more likely to be criminalized for the survival strategies they develop than to be protected by the criminal justice system. Advocating for a strengthening of state agencies- such as the police and judiciary- without transforming the racial/class ideologies underpinning incarceration inevitably leads to increased surveillance and policing of poor communities and people of color. This, in turn, fuels prison expansion ⌠In growing numbers, the bodies of women of color, punished for poverty and drug-related crimes, form the raw material for the prison-industrial complex. If we redefine violence to include the brutality of isolation; deprivation of family ties; psychological, verbal, and physical harassment; and racial abuse associated with imprisonment, then the women of color anti-violence movement must rethink its belief in incarceration as a solution to the multiple forms of violence facing women.
Julia Sudbury from âRethinking Antiviolence Strategies: Lessons from the Black Womenâs Movement in Britainâ (via sad-queer)
December PQB- Supporting Black and Pink!
hey philly queers!
our December brunch is right around the corner: Sunday 12/13, from 1-4pm
this month we are repeating last Decemberâs brunch and making holiday cards for queer and trans incarcerated people through Black and Pink (http://www.blackandpink.org), an awesome organization working to build solidarity and connections between LGBTQ incarcerated folks and âfree worldâ allies. last year we had so much fun and made TONS of beautiful cardsâ come join us and help give our incarcerated queer and trans family members some love and warmth this holiday season.
December brunch will be held at 2319 St Albans St, as usual we would love for people to bring a dish to share and $10-15 to donate to the organization of the month (this month=Black and Pink). if you canât bring food and/or a donation, we would love you to bring yourself!
come hang out with a great group of philly queers, check out our zines, eat delicious food, and tap into your artistic side to make some bangin holiday cards. we hope to see you there!
as always, message us here or send us an email at [email protected] with any questions.
and RSVP to the facebook event below!
https://www.facebook.com/events/452158404969170/
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We still have a long way to go when it comes to trans representation in pop culture, but the gifts in this guide are a solid step forward for trans equality.
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What is crime? Who is the criminal? Law in any society reflects the values, interests and demands of those who hold power. Historically, crimes in Western society have ranged from âmurder and forgery to astronomy and atheism, from homosexuality and bribery to treason and bankruptcy.â The intent of criminal law has been to uphold a selective moral code and to maintain economic and social power. [And] although criminal acts are committed by people of all races and socioeconomic classes, the overwhelming proportion of those arrested, tried, convicted and imprisoned are the poor, the Black, the unconventional and the young. These segments of the population are imprisoned, not because they are âcriminalâ and because white, middle class people are ânoncriminal,â but because they have been labeled as targets of âlaw enforcementâ and are systematically discriminated against by police, by courts and within prisons (just as they are by the larger economic and social structures).
Instead of Prisons (1976)
LAST NITE IN SF: GAY SHAME // GAY PRO-SEX ANTI-PRISON QUEERS FOR ABOLITION ________________________________________.
Finally starting this. Just a heads up yâall, this book is online here.
A worker is a worker, whether in prison or not, and a group of workers is a union, whether recognized by the state or not. Incarcerated workers are some of the most exploited in the United States. We are doing everything we can do to support them, and call on all people of conscience in this country to join this movement to end the New Jim Crow and abolish the prison industrial complex
Jim Faulkner, Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee member (via fuckyeahiww)
December PQB- Supporting Black and Pink!
hey philly queers!
our December brunch is right around the corner: Sunday 12/13, from 1-4pm
this month we are repeating last Decemberâs brunch and making holiday cards for queer and trans incarcerated people through Black and Pink (http://www.blackandpink.org), an awesome organization working to build solidarity and connections between LGBTQ incarcerated folks and âfree worldâ allies. last year we had so much fun and made TONS of beautiful cardsâ come join us and help give our incarcerated queer and trans family members some love and warmth this holiday season.
December brunch will be held at 2319 St Albans St, as usual we would love for people to bring a dish to share and $10-15 to donate to the organization of the month (this month=Black and Pink). if you canât bring food and/or a donation, we would love you to bring yourself!
come hang out with a great group of philly queers, check out our zines, eat delicious food, and tap into your artistic side to make some bangin holiday cards. we hope to see you there!
as always, message us here or send us an email at [email protected] with any questions.
and RSVP to the facebook event below!
https://www.facebook.com/events/452158404969170/
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I just feel like no matter what, prisons are bad for everybody. They arenât just bad for trans peopleâtheyâre bad for all people. It wouldnât be fair for me to make it seem like it was so hard for me, just as a trans women, because Iâve been around a lot of people who donât deserve to be in prison at all. Prison is hard for everybody. Weâve all got our personal issues and have to do what we need to do to survive in there and be strong. Itâs not the right approach for people to sensationalize this story and say: You were a trans woman in a menâs prison. Because at the end of the day, all prisons are bad for all peopleâtrans, cis, gay, straight, Black, white, Asian, brown, purple, polka-dotted, striped, zebra, alien or whatever. Yes, I had my issues. I dealt with extra discrimination and extra scrutiny. I had to deal with things that other people wouldnât have had to deal with in prison because I was a trans woman in a menâs prison. Of course, it was upsetting, and it was hard. But I was blessed to have the support of a team that was willing to support me in this fight against the system. Not everyone in there had thatânot everyone had support or someone to help them or be there for them, to protect them or understand them or get them in touch with the right resources. I was blessed to have that. So yes, I can say how hard it was for me, but what about the people in prison who are there wrongfully or for petty charges or because of the criminalization of everything? There are men and women who have been in there for days, years, even decadesâwhat about them?
CeCe McDonald, âWe all need to stand up for each otherâ (via thepeoplesrecord)
More than 2 million people are incarcerated in the United States. This series looks at what happens to their livesâtheir relationships, families and future prospectsâwhen they get out.
At 20, Shagasyia Diamond committed a crime that put her in prison for 10 years. Thatâs where she found her voice.Â
âBefore I got incarcerated I was kind of shy,â she says. âIn an environment with such aggressive people, I definitely had to be able to be more assertive ⌠I had to be able to know who I was real fast.âÂ
In this video by Elettra Fiumi and Lea Khayata of Granny Cart Productions, Diamond describes how sheâs developed since her time behind bars, as a singer, songwriter and transgender activist.
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