#queerlove

Just for fun, all of 'em together. This was my original intent, since I've done it before, but felt they could all stand on their own.

We’re strengthening our LGBTQ+ friends who have lost loved ones,Those who were killed in camps,Those who can’t even afford to say a proper farewell.

Today, a lesbian sister lost her sweet mum, the one person who never abandoned her.

It’s so painful to grieve when you can’t go back to your own country.

When home isn’t safe.

Let’s also stand in solidarity with those we’ve lost here in Gorom, and back in Kakuma Camp in Kenya.

May their souls rest in peace.

We continue to ask UNHCR to speed up our resettlement processes,

so we can get to safety, where we can live with peace and dignity.

Hold each other. Grieve together. Don’t let them be forgotten.

🕊️ #RestInPeace #LGBTQRefugees #GoromCamp #Kakuma #Solidarity #UNHCR #WeRemember #QueerRefugees

https://gofund.me/178c8cd23

Kenna Jean Harris OUR LUBERTO LORD🙏

💙💜💚🩵

A little drama in monochrome

This 1993 Vogue Paris editorial by Ellen von Unwerth has the feeling of a half-remembered scene from a 1930s jazz club: mirrored poses, soft gowns, dark lips and a room full of old-world tension. Shalom Harlow appears in John Galliano, but the real pull of the image is the atmosphere—vintage glamour with something slightly theatrical and queer-coded beneath the surface. The two figures feel less like a literal couple and more like a fashion fantasy of intimacy, performance and elegant trouble.