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the noirchive //
Drank some yummy miso soup outside while reading bitter by akwaeke emezi. I will give it a 4/8. Iβll try not to compare it to Pet too much but I liked Pet much better, like Jamβs dynamic with Pet, it felt more developed than the dynamic between Bitter and Vengeance .I liked some of the characters , and thought Bitterβs character was interesting and complex, like her fears about revolution. What I really did not like was the books extreme, heavy handed stance against revolutionary violence. And somehow framing fighting against ur oppressors as the same as being the oppressor themself, I really hate shit like that. Mind u Black people have been terrorized, lynched and killed under the system of white supremacy, I think itβs incredibly disingenuous and inaccurate to somehow try to frame going on the offense as a absolutely horrible thing. It absolutely has its cons, which emezi touches on with the death of one of the characters. But sorry some of it is giving very much Marvel movie, very much βviolence makes us just as bad as themβ which just isnβt true. Sympathizing with fascists will not bring liberation. Thereβs a quote that Iβm having trouble remembering but itβs something along the lines of βfor non-violence to work ur opponent must have a conscienceβ which obviously.. they donβt. The book does not do a great job of representing the opposing side, and completely ignores the efficiency of it. It just gave too much βkumbaya letβs just March and talk it outβ mind u the government is kidnapping people off the fucking streets and murdering people for holding sign but yes βrioters are no better than-β oh brother. Didnβt enjoy this book too much. Couldnβt get behind the liberal messaging. Legally Iβm joking but fascists and racists choose to give up their humanity when they choose to brutalize niggas. We are not the same. Actually come to think of it Iβm deducting another point and making it a 3/8. Other than that, an entertaining read. Onto the next book!
From Mullets to MAGA
personal essay by Soe Noire
itβs so bizarre witnessing how fascism affects people in real life. I recall during lockdown, a lotta people (nonblack people, especiallyβ¦) were cosplaying as Malcom X on their instagram with their cute little BlackLivesMatter and #ProtectBlackWomen reposts and black squares (π), everybody was leaning into punk (in aesthetics only) and was non-binary DOWN.
Years have past since 2020 (6 to be exact. Ainβt that crazy?) We are still in an ongoing pandemic, the government is still terrorizing Black people, trans people, and other marginalized folks and these people donβt even pretend to give a fuck anymore. They done grown out their mullets, dropped the they/them pronouns, and ran (not walked) back to dating cishet men. Saying slurs and ignoring all the boycotts. Kicking it with abusers and racists. How did yβall go from βpunkβ to Pilates princess? From cosplaying being queer to being proudly on some Ku Klux Klan shit? Itβs a bit embarazzing.
Lots of folks donβt wanna mask no more, they donβt give a fuck about the public health crisis, or the mass genocide against trans people, or Black people, or women, or anything. Head empty, just brain fog from abusing GLP-1s and Sabrina Carpenter lyrics on repeat. Talking in blaccents and drinking Starbucks. Oh brother.
It really was an aesthetic or a vibe for some. But it did feel like the mainstream media was trying to push for better, advocate for better, and there was a SLITHER of potential in the way some of these folks were mobilizing. I personally, am not too nostalgic for that time though. Why would I be when thereβs so much beauty and resistance right now in my own world? Itβs not everybody that is choosing to live in the Matrix (donβt jump me if that reference doesnβt make sense I am NAWT no sci-fi fan) and there are absolutely people still standing on business. And for that my heart is full. I look in the mirror and Iβm happy with the Revolution Iβm nurturing around me. Disillusioned by the commodification of pride (not so gentle reminder that pride started as a rebellion against the police, not a damn parade sponsored by banks and nonprofit), I organized my own Pride gathering, focused on radical art making, community care, and feeding people. Mother Natureβs thunderstorm aside, it was a very special night with likeminded masked gays and theys. I think Marsha and Sylvia would be proud. Thatβs all to say there are still people, Black people, who are not asleep and are still woke as fuck (we gotta reclaim that word by the way. We CANNOT lose that recipe to reactionary conservatives.) There is a world outside THE world, you know? And itβs our job as a collective to nourish it, breathe life into it, so that we may taste the sweetness of liberation in our lifetime. So that when we return to Earth our childrenβs children can grow with the seeds we have planted. I can see it in my mind, therefore it can happen.
We move.
TLDR: Posers suck major donkey ass. Shoutout to the real niggas.
the noirchive //
I have a show tonight. Thereβs that familiar feeling in my stomach everytime I put on a show, my ears start getting hot.. gentle reminder to myself that the show will go well, and everybody including me is gon have a good time.
Not a big deal.. itβs not like im playing a hand in reviving my local art scene and building revolutionary ecosystems out of my own imagination..(π ) this show in particular is just a really big deal to me. But I know I can do it. I know it will go well. I know im doing what im supposed to be doing. Iβll try to meditate on it but if my ears donβt stop burning a nigga is just gonna have to do it scared fr.
In other news:
- been going back to my roots and dreaming about mermaids. longing to be in a body of waterβ¦
- I love me a big poofy dress bruh. They are so fun to wear (a little hard to perform in but a necessary obstacle)
- just finished reading freshwater by akwaeke emezi. aw man it was real good, Iβm gonna have to rate it a full 8 out of 8. reading stories about Nigerian ontology is very healing to my soul.
- craving some shrimp fried rice rnπ«
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When someone gives the advice of βdonβt be afraid to disappoint your parentsβ they donβt just mean taking music theory in college or starting a YouTube channel.
It also means wearing things they might not approve of. Using accommodations that they might not think you need. Not falling for their guilt trips. Eating when youβre hungry, not when it suits them and their idea of your weight or health. Making your own friends instead of seeking the stamp of approval from them.
Of course, some parents are stricter than others, and some use abuse to keep you from expressing yourself. But do what you can, even if it seems small.
Otherwise, when your parents are no longer in the picture, youβll try to find it somewhere else to get validation. A strict boss, an abusive partner, a selfish friend.
Going against your parentβs wishes is developmentally healthy. Not doing so stunts your independence and self-regulation. You shouldnβt be living to constantly please others, even the people who love you.
a lovely date + a lovely sandwich = a lovely day.
you made a fool of death with your beauty non spoiler book review- wow tumblr deleted my whole review thanksπ (shitty ass fucking app) I cannot type all that again Iβm PISSED$:$;&/ but akwaeke emezi the prolific writer you are! Was such a great read. Looking forward to getting my copy of freshwater so I can chronologically read the emezi literary universe kekekeke (I think thatβs their first book? Lemme look it up chile)
feeling: excited to create. making art does not need to feel like going to war HAHDHDH releasing myself of perfectionism so I can finish my very black very lesbian short film. it just needs to exist, my first project does not need to have A24 level production (thatβs for later π€) all I needed was my iPhone camera and a dream. On my Issa Rae shit fr fr.
quote of the day: βFind something youβre passionate about and keep tremendously interestedβ. -Julia Childs
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I looked the book up. the main character's name is Tookie De La Crème
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ππ§πΎFros and Faes π§πΎββοΈπͺ
MASKS REQUIRED AND PROVIDED
The third production of Fros and Faes is coming to bloom on June 27, 2026 π· This time, in Springfield Massachusetts! π₯Ή
This show has a special dress code of pink white blue in honor of pride month, so show up in your most whimsical attireπ³οΈββ§οΈβ¨
Tickets $8-$30 . As always, if youβd like to pay it forward please DM @frizz.media on IG after getting your ticket! Free RSVP is available at a limited quantity.
AFROMYSTICAL PERFORMANCES BY
JEST DOSEY
PETER PANROMANTIC
SOE NOIRE
See you there! xoxo
EVENT DETAILS
DATE - Saturday, June 27th 2026
6PM-7:30PM EST
1500 Main Street, Suite 260
Umass Amherst Henry M. Thomas III Center @ Towersquare
Or RSVP and attend virtually π» Zoom link will be shared the day of the show. English Closed Captioning with be available
Venue is Wheelchair accessible!
LINK TO FREE RSVP + TIX
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Black Lesbian History βπΏβ’πͺ§π£οΈπ’π₯π©πΏββ€οΈβπ©πΏ
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Oluwatoyin Salau we willll never ever forget u
POV: I asked to use your vulva as a reference and now Iβve trapped you in an anatomical lesson (itβs my foreplay)
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black fae energy + a virtual kiki hosted by meβ¨ (DM for link for rsvp @soenoire OR share with somebody that canπ§πΎ)
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