Tag Archives: United States

Individualism: Good or Bad?

Posted on February 2, 2011 by Diamond Stylz

I think this is the reason why our minority cultures are moving into an individualistic state of mind and consequently less minority leaders ave emerged. Continue reading →

Posted in african american | Tagged African, african american, black business, Ethnicity, Gay community, history, Individualism, leadership, LGBT, Trans woman, transgender, United States | 2 Comments

It Was Not Just His Dream

Posted on January 15, 2011 by Diamond Stylz

I think that a powerful element that boost the morale of an oppressed people is the history of the pioneers that came before the current generation. No matter how gruesome, knowing that your ancestors prevailed against dire adversity, keep the … Continue reading →

Posted in african american, Politics, Race, Transgender | Tagged angela davis, Bayard Rustin, black gay men, black history month, Civil rights movement, gay black history, gay history, gay pioneers, gay right, history, LGBT, lgbt history, LGBT pioneers, martin luther king, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, People, positive effects of the internet, share our stories, Toni Cade Bambara, Toni Morrison, United States | 5 Comments

Dont Ask Dont Tell Repealed Finally

Posted on December 18, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

This is a sigh of relief for the indviduals already serving in the military who are able to hide or avoid scruntiny, but what does this mean for the still patriotic soldiers and personel that were discharged when this silly law was in full effect? Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Barack Obama, Career, dan choi, Don't Ask Don't Tell, Gay community, Gay Lesbian and Bisexual, John McCain, Law, Repeal, Senate, Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, Sexual orientation, United States, United States Congress, wikileaks | 7 Comments

9/11 gave the Race card a Rest

Posted on September 11, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Too bad that feeling of togetherness was short lived. Once 2004 election came around I felt that old divide creeping back in. The 2008 campaign circus and its main attractions definitely put the nail in coffin of that togetherness. Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 9/11, african american, being american, Diamond Stylz, LGBT, New York, Nochokin, playing the race card, September 11 attacks, transgender, United States | 1 Comment

Gender Status Out the Window

Posted on August 30, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Like the right to marriage, gender is a very personal and individualistic part of lives. Who we marry has nothing to do with other people. Our gender status has nothing to do with others as well. These are personal life choices that the government is trying to regulate. Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged case law, civil rights, detransitioned by law, Diamond Stylz, gay marriage, gay the new black, gender, gender status, Government, legal, LGBT, Marriage, nikki aragus, Nikki araguz, Nochokin, sex change invalid, trangender foundation of america, transgender, Transgendered, transition, United States, wharton texas | 2 Comments

The N word is not going anywhere. Deal with It

Posted on August 22, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Nigger is not going anywhere. It will be still used in the backwoods of Mississippi by some redneck grand dragon to his brothers and also used by some urban thug in the streets of New York to his brothers. Continue reading →

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Triumphalism: Enemy #1

Posted on August 3, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Triumphalism is at the epicenter of the cause of each of every isms in LGBT community lives (i.e. racism, sexism, class-ism, etc) . Continue reading →