#colourism

If you wish to understand why your mortal incarnation on Mother Earth is all about propitiating and honouring the divine feminine, watch this brilliant video about colourism (a documentary-style treatise by an undeniably talented content creator on YouTube).

All three feminine planets, Venus, Moon & Rahu (along with Saturn in my humble opinion), construct and sustain the social structures that dictate our experiences here. We cannot escape their system as we are actually meant to obtain complete awareness of it first.

In this simulation we call life, the feminine benefic, Venus, is the clandestine authority on the physical plane. She grants the secret knowledge & weapon for victory, so deepening our understanding of how material worth, social value and political control impact us becomes so crucial.

OK TEAM

we understand that lightening fenris is gross and racist. alabaster isabella we understand is fucking cooked yeah.

but it's so clear to me that you only think this because you learned a list of things that are Racist And Bad and not because you're thinking in any meaningful depth about the form and function of racism and white supremacy

here are just some of the very many young darkskinned actresses that could be used as both genderbent versions of lucas or as a sinclair sibling fc:

asjha cooper (32, all american (2018))

keeya king (31, yellowjackets (2021))

dominque thorne (28, ironheart (2025))

nia sondaya (28, yellowjackets (2021))

ama qamata (27, blood and water (2020))

reiya downs (26, degrassi next class (2016))

judaea brown (24, the chi (2018))

riele downs (24, henry danger (2014), mlwtwb (2023))

jodie campbell (boarders (2024)

lyric Ross (22, ironheart (2025))

shahadi wright joseph (20, us (2019), them (2021))

leah sava jeffries (16, percy jackson and the olympians (2023))

that doesn't mean that if you're white you're not oppressed for your transness and whatever else you've got going on, just that your oppression looks different and you can't claim the same level of oppression as your melanated counterparts. I'm sorry but you cannot lump all white trans people in with all trans people of colour and quantify who has it worse by gender least of all because material conditions like what country you're in, your access to HRT and surgeries, whether you pass or not, what kind of support network you have, and your financial situation have a massive impact that varies wildly between all trans people and is not a one size fits all situation.

a white affluent trans woman (especially one who lives in the imperial core and/or has a stable well paying job) who passes IS more privileged than any given melanated trans man - especially one living in a country that more actively oppresses people perceived as women and girls. a melanated trans person of any material conditions IS more oppressed and in active danger than any given white trans person, EVEN a poor and disabled white one compared to a rich, passing trans person of colour (because "fun" fact: being rich and cis passing doesn't protect you from the cops, the government, and racists assholes if you're not white) - but that doesn't mean the white trans person isn't also oppressed and needing of support, protection, and a voice and might be suffering more in some material ways. just in different ways and to different degrees than their melanated counterparts.

everyone deserves a voice and everyone deserves their needs to be seen and included in the fight for equity and equality but we're not doing that as long as we're focusing on which gender of trans people has it worst. instead of, you know, paying attention to how much worse the addition of racism, living in an aggressively anti-lgbtq country, and/or being a country where people perceived as women and girls are considered property (especially countries under the boot of imperialism).

if you're not focusing on THAT then you're failing at intersectional transfeminism and you need to seriously reconsider some things about your world view and priorities.