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Black Cis and Trans Women Sisterhood: Finding Common Ground
Ej said he looks better than all the girls in a dress and that rightful trigger some ladies. That triggering ignites the ugliness of transphobia and misogynoir to rear its ugly head on both sides. Continue reading
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Calling Out Toxic Masculinity: A Path to Freedom, Not Erasure
The legacy of slavery and racial discrimination has profoundly impacted the construction of Black masculinity, leading to stereotypes and societal expectations that Black men must overcome.
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HamsterWheel of Community Love
So anyone who knows me knows that I’m writing a book about love Just different variations of love and how it shows up in the life of a queer young person(I use to be one of those) I’m currently working … Continue reading
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