devmonster

Straight Man Has A Queer Year, Goes Back To Real Life With A Book Deal →

No. Just no. At the end of your charade (which is a fucking MOCKERY of what actual, real, living, breathing, queer people go through), you get to go back to your straight, cismale life of privilege. You KNOW that there’s an out. That you can just end the game. 

AND WHAT’S FUCKING WORSE is that actual queer stories by actual queer people are pushed by the wayside for the sake of communicating a complete artifice. You stole a story that does not belong to you and made it your own. 

Listen to an actual queer narrative. We need allies. Not people telling our stories for us.

We Are All Subversives: Femme Strength and Queer Solidarity | RADICAL FAGGOT →

What I would hope my life boils down to in any respect:

Our true radical power comes not merely from the labels we don nor the ways we present. It comes from recognizing a structure which needs to come down, identifying our friends and allies in the struggle, and figuring out how we can best support one another in the innumerable ways we find to break chips off the stone.

absurdlakefront:

bandwagonpete:

RSVP HERE

 I’m going to push this more.  Pu-pu-push it reall good.

All the cool kids will be wearing hankies (assuming I can even find mine since moving).

I don’t know why, but adding this link seemed apropos. 

Tell me I’m wrong. Go ‘head. Tell me I’m wrong.

odilewiththedevil:

fuckyeahtrannies:

transcircle:

We are now Legalize Trans* affiliates! Why? Because the queer community is more than just gay people (even though gay people are indeed awesome). Get a shirt and wear it round your friends that are fans of American Apparel.

By buying these shirts with this particular link you are not only telling the world that you believe in more inclusive rhetoric regarding the queer community, but you are helping fund this project.

love love love love

THIS!

I’m also very happy that this is NOT printed on an American Apparel shirt.