#tw hatecrime

- i close my legs when i pee in the mens room on my period just incase a man either looks thru the crack of the stall or smells my blood-wrenched pad.

- i do not have a reliable means of disposing my menstrual products. i usually just wrap them up and put them in my pocket, or use toilet paper. it is as bad as you think.

- i have been SA'd post transition. i had a mustache. was visibly male. guy told me i had the "soul of a woman" and coerced me through "we only live once" despite me pointing out his supposedly heterosexuality and refusing several times.

- i literally am treated like a dyke irl. there isnt any other way of saying it. nobody just sees me as a straight man like it isnt a thing.

- and this is the most accurate way of percieving me too, to keep it real. i individually experienced comphet for years. toys for cis men do not work for me, and i have to buy queer-centered ones. i get called slurs, experience homophobia, and the sort. and when my partner and i go to the doctor, we do have to clarify what kind of intercourse we do to some kind of extent.... and that certainly doesnt align with the cishet kind.

- i dont have access to T, like specifically due to trans exclusionary laws. which means that i dont look like your average cis dude, i look either perpetually 17 or like a lesbian. either way shit dont work out for me.

- i have been hate crimed multiple times now. threatened with gang beatings, SA, the works. called slurs in front of hundreds of ppl. only rsn why it didnt happen is cuz they were caught before it was planned.

- "are you a boy, or do you think youre a boy"

- always having to remind people i am a man.

Make no mistake, this was a hate crime. This was a hate crime that could’ve easily been prevented if the police had stepped in and done something. This is why we need pride, this is why we need to uplift queer voices. This is why we need to fight against racism, this is why we need to uplift indigenous and other POC voices. He was murdered for being a queer indigenous man. This issue is nothing new, it runs deep and puts our people at risk. Violence against indigenous people isn’t new. Violence against queer people isn’t new.

This pride month, and every month after, help each other, look out for each other, lift up your voices, and voices that aren’t yours.

Justice for Jonathan Joss.

Please keep the hate coming Please <33

There was a fucking lynching in my state three days ago. His name was Javion Magee. And the police are saying it wasn't a lynching because there wasn't a knot in the rope that was wrapped around his neck. He was a black man found dead next to a tree with a rope around his neck. How the actual fuck is that not a fucking lynching???? He wasn't hanging from the tree, but the other end of the rope was tied to a branch of the tree he was found under. He had no history of mental illness. The police are claiming that there are no signs of foul play, yet they won't let his family see his body. The coroner's office initially told his family that they couldn't see his body because of covid restrictions. Then they said the his family couldn't see him without his father's permission. His father gave permission. His family still hasn't seen his body, or at least news sources haven't updated if they have seen his body. Normally, photos of a body would be sent to the victim's family if they couldn't see the body for some reason. One news source said it's unclear if coroner's office has sent any pictures. His cousin said on tiktok that coroner's office had told his mother that they would send pictures and then they turned around and said that she wouldn't want to see him like this and proceeded to not send the pictures.

I'm gonna provide some sources down below, I encourage you to read them if you are capable of doing so. We need to remember him.