Sorry to report I have no link for this.
Posts tagged with lgbt
I love this. I really, really do. We need these sober reminders every now and again. I love this one, too. They’re from Tranny Panic, a Web-based public art collaboration:
We are trans women. We are trans men.
We are gender queers. We are binary identified.
We are young. We are old.
We are artists. We are activists.
Most of all, though…
WE ARE ANGRY.
Includes a page listing trans-inclusive employers.
I believe the Employment Non-Discrimination Act should be expanded to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
Barack Obama’s stances on LGBT equality, via eQualityGiving.org.
Some inspiring footage from the Proposition 8 protest along Market Street on Nov. 7 in San Francisco. I really wish I could have been there. More about it on sfist and SFGate.
I still can’t believe that people’s rights could go up for popular vote, ultimately taken away by moralist hypocrite social retards.
Barack Obama’s victory made me a very hopeful minority
As soon as NBC projected he would win the election, I got a lump in my throat and started crying. I was very emotional for the next hour or two as his victory became more solidified.
The promise of political change and Obama’s leadership aside, his win touched me very deeply because it was such a great milestone as far as racial equality and acceptance in the U.S. The victory also resonated inside me because Obama is a minority, just like me.
It gave me so much hope that things could in fact get better as far as tolerance and treatment of transgender people, as well as those with “alternative” sexual orientations, including gays, lesbians and bisexuals. It gave me hope that there might one day be a shift in attitude so that social rejection, hatred, violence, discrimination and prejudice become less common in the everyday lives of LGBT Americans.
I’m just so happy I was alive to witness this, and I’m really looking forward to inauguration day!
Seventh annual National Coming Out Day Street Festival 2008. I’ll be there!
This was an ad in the September issue of a locally published LGBT magazine called Las Vegas Night Beat. Just picked it up today. Thought I’d share. The jar on the right is my fave. Jack Jelly. Yes. No euphemisms there.
What a dork. My hatred of Republicans just keeps growing and growing.