Radical, Queer, Brown Boy
My Personal Blog on Race, Class, Gender, Liberation, Culture, Art & Queerness.
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One of the main reasons why I like the idea of seeing a White man is because I have this little healthy kink in my soul that says, “I will whip this White boy into shape if he comes out his face with some off shit. He will respect my Black personhood, whether he likes it or not. He gon’ learn in this relationship.”
In interracial relationships, not many Queer White men respect the personhoods of Queer MoC. I’ll be Goddess-damned if I let any White man reduce me to an uninspiring, racist stereotype about Black male genitalia. He will get got. So the thought of a Queer White man respecting me as a human being in a relationship makes me kinda horny. Ijs.
this is how i’ve been feeling as of lately while doing the dating thing… i dont date white men, precisely because of the racism and all that baggage. But there have to be some whiteboys who got they shit together though… RIGHT?
Sylvia Rivera, Julia Murray & Randy Wicker looking fabulous at Uplift Lighting. Photos by Randy Wicker & Diane Daives
I <3 Sylvia Rae Rivera. She is one of the biggest role models in my life. I wish I could have had a chance to meet her.
Highly appreciated finding this on here.
p.s. I know Pauline Park
The ‘i am QUEER in BROOKLYN’ promo has arrived! Watch and Share! Episode 1 premiers two-twenty-two-twelve ;)
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Queerer Than Thou - Queerer Than Thou is a comedy that tackles the age-old question of Who is the queerest of them all?. With a cast representing many diverse aspects of LGBT/Queer communities, Queerer Than Thou explores the boundaries of identity, and the tensions that frequently exist along these borderlands. Through off-beat humor and a surreal dance-off finale, Queerer Than Thou pokes fun at LGBT/Queer communities from within. This unique and amusing critique of identity politics has screened at over 30 film festivals world wide and continues to screen at colleges throughout the US.
Relationships are like glass. Sometimes it’s better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.
My relationship came to an end today. I came to that place in these last two months, where you know you have done more that it is humanly possible to make things work. Every human has their threshold and my thresholds glass was overflowing with emotional water. I have learned my lesson. I have my own problems, and although my back was built to carry the weight, I never intended to carry your baggage. I became a bag lady holding on to more than I needed to carry with me. And as a result I became consumed. I need my freedom from this hostage situation. I realized that I love you too much to stay with you. And the best way to love you right now is to love you enough to let you go. I love you so much to know that my love isn’t and will not be enough to mend YOU. I got hurt trying to fix things.
My mom once said “Una persona cambia si quiere”. You have to want to change; to get better. I accepted that a long time ago. That is out of my control. It lies in your hands because you control your destiny. I am in control of mine. I make the choice to gracefully step back. But I still can’t avoid the obvious. This relationship, in many ways, felt like a complete invalidation of my existence. You hurt me. I know I hurt you but I always acknowledged my wrongs and made certain to correct them. You reciprocity was absent or begrudgingly shared. But I have put that to an end. I will not be a victim anymore. I will not be a victim to your hit and runs. I did all I could for you, it is now your turn to love you. May our paths cross again, when we are both more complete. I wish you well, but above all, I wish you love. May the love found within you be the love needed to make you whole. No one else will make you happy if you aren’t whole to begin with.
I Gracefully Step Back, and Bow.
Another typical Saturday night.
Beth Ditto’s “I Wrote the Book on Me”
“Tell me where is a friend when you need one? “
Frotttting!
(Source: okapidreams)
PEACE FOLKS! Follow this awesome ‘fatshion’ blog I’m co-moderating. Here’s some info on it:
We are a collective of curvy, chubby, fat, plus sized & fabulous people of color come together to form an online space where fashion and style truly reflects us all.
It is our goal to try our best to provide a body positive space to show off fashion & style for chubby bodies. We are open and welcoming to all gender identities and people of all walks of life.
In fact, we need submissions! Show us your outfit of the day, maybe your feeling particularly fierce with a new shade of lipstick, eyeshadow, sunglasses or you want to show us your wardrobe? Maybe you have a completely different idea? SEND US A SUBMISSION HERE
We know countless people have been looking/waiting for a place like this! Now is the time to make it.
Please re-blog to get the word out.
Please don’t be shy and submit, the world needs to see your beauty.