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the-transgenda-agenda · 11 months

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I finally managed to snap a photo of this billboard. For some reason I never had my phone out whenever I passed previously.

#my posts #albany new york #transgender usa #in our own voices #project pheonix #redefining visibility #trans men are men #transmasc representation #transmasc positivity #trans men #trans man #black trans men #trans men of color #ioov #transmasc pride #pride month #lgbt pride #transgender #trans poc #transmasc poc #i don’t know what to tag but i hope that this finds the right people #please never lose the courage to show everyone who you are #i know this world is hard but don’t let it drag you down #show everyone you’re here and show everyone the wonder and beauty #that is inherent to every transgender man woman and fellow nonbinary persona #persons*#we are strong. we are proud. we are undivided #we are the transgender community and we are not going anywhere anytime soon #please forgive the image description; i am still getting used to my aderall prescription

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miracleon63rdstreet · 1 year

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Please reblog if your blog is a safe space for black trans ppl, this includes black trans women, black trans men, black intersex ppl, black genderfluid ppl, black gender neutral ppl, and black intersectionality for all different types of black & brown ppl excluding TERFs.

#black trans women #black trans men #black intersex #melanin #black lives matter #black intersectionality #black love #black history #black lgbtq #safe space

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violetren · 2 years

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Maybelle is maybe the best fucking person in A League of Their Own. She knows fucking everything about everyone and doesn't say shit, and not in a "teehee, they don't know I could wreck them kind of a way" just in a "Noice, let's play some baseball go you funky little lesbians" kind of way.

I love so many of the characters SO much but in this one particular moment Maybelle gets the limelight.

#a league of their own #how ever queer you've heard it is it is way more queer #we aren't talking 1 conventionally attractive fem lesbian couple #we're talking butch rep #black trans men #drag queens #there are multiple rather modest sex scenes throughout the season #and only one of the features a penis in vagina sex and it barely counts as straight sex #because it's a lesbian trying to see if she could live the lie with her unwitting beard #baseball and the season is there to drive the plot forward but it is not in fact the plot #the queer folks growing into themselves is the plot #and it's fantastic

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negus-so-nefarious · 4 months

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#trans #blktumblr #black trans man #trans male #trans man #black trans men #trans mlm #black men #black man #black tumblr #black #black and queer

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prettyprincet666 · 10 months

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I personally need to see more slutty trans black men out here. It be lonely doing it all by myself, I need masculine t black men with Afros, braids short and long hair with beautiful curls. I need beautiful black trans men of all shades of brown. I need trans men in cute slutty outfit (tbh black men make everything look good). I need to see more black Tran men like on here now!!!!!!!

#black transmasc #black transgender #black trans lives matter #black trans man #black transsexual #black trans men #slutty men

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weredyke · 3 months

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#trans #black trans women #black trans men #transmisogyny #transmisogynoir #misogynoir #lgbt #queer #Youtube

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mos-twin-mattress · 6 months

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incase u forgot

#black trans lives matter #black trans women #black trans men #black nonbinary #black solidarity #black is beautiful #trans woman #trans pride #black trans pride

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gender0bender · 1 year

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ID: a photograph of a bald black trans man with black glasses and a grey beard sitting on a church pew, looking over at the camera held by someone on the pew behind him. His expression is relaxed and neutral. He is sitting with his hands rested on top of each other and wearing a red and white wtriped shirt, a ring on his left pinky finger, and a bracelet on each wrist. The background is a church behind him. ED.

Intrview with Louis, a 54 year old trans man, taken from To Survive on This Shore, a series of interviews with older trans people.

In the last few years I have seen tremendous growth in the transmasculine community. Keep in mind that in my generation, the notion of community was almost an intentional causality to the process. You were supposed to move away, never let anyone know your history, and move into isolation in order to exist. You needed to be heteronormative and have a specific way of being that fit the criteria of what this diagnosis is supposed to look like. So the notion of building community in that way… how could you if you don’t meet the standards? The notion that community is available to us is a relatively new phenomenon.

That being said, I find that the majority of trans men of color choose to live non-disclosed, low- or no-disclosure for economic reasons, for safety reasons, and for family reasons. That is a perfectly viable choice, but it does make it difficult to build community, so some of us who are fully disclosed have to serve as the conduits to connect us to each other. We have a black trans men’s advocacy site on Facebook that has almost 500 members. There is a group that just started called My Brother’s Keeper in Atlanta. When I meet other men in transition, we have a discussion about whether they want to live out and open or low- or no-disclosure. It allows me to direct them to others. I think that is critical to build community, specifically among trans men of color. There are so many other oppressions and variables that trans men and trans women of color face that it’s not as easy as hanging a rainbow flag out your window. Well, how’s that gonna work? You gonna pay my bills? Are you going to walk with me everywhere I go and be my personal bodyguard? So the notion that “out” is always better assumes a safety that many of us, especially trans women of color, cannot count on.

I’m so excited that in a relatively short slice of history, a community has grown up around me of vibrant, creative, amazing people: men, women, and others who are doing such amazing work in the realm of spirituality, sciences, art, and politics. It’s like having a gazillion nieces and nephews and other kids and being really proud of all of them.

Years and years ago when I was tiny kid I just wanted to grow up to be a husband and a father, but in that time and place it was completely impossible. So the notion that I have those things in my life now is nothing short of miraculous. And how many people in the world can say that the dream they had that was impossible, they are now living it? It is an amazing and surreal and awe-inspiring dream come true. So I am extremely grateful more than anything else, and I will continue to seek that gratitude in ways that I can and continue to be an example to people who are really struggling. The impossible is possible. Likely, maybe not. Easy, most defiantly not. But possible. So that is a joy and I will continue doing that until I kick the bucket.

#transgender #transgender men #trans men #black trans men #trans man #black trans man #trans pride #trans joy #my uploads #to survive on this shore

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rapeculturerealities · 11 months

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Banko Brown: Protesters Decry DA’s Decision On Guard's Charges

District Attorney Brooke Jenkins released video footage Monday of the fatal shooting of Banko Brown, reaffirming her decision not to charge the security guard who shot Brown at a Downtown San Francisco Walgreens in late April.

Community members gathered Monday afternoon at the Walgreens at Market and Fourth streets where Brown was fatally shot, rallying against Jenkins’ decision to not file charges.

Activists, politicians and others who reviewed footage of Brown’s death say the video proves Michael Earl-Wayne Anthony, the private security guard, did not act in self-defense—contrary to the district attorney’s decision.

Protesters demanded that DA Jenkins press charges against Anthony and that security guards should not legally be allowed to carry firearms.

#Brown #Anthony #Walgreens #tw murder #banko brown #Black trans men #lgbtqia #victim blaming #Police shooting #California

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kinglucasmasalla · 2 years

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