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[katieaki]

Waste Not Your Warmth

November 2018 Gouache and colored pencil

Hero Sasaki in the throes of lesbian misery. (she/her)

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[rinriya]

Jamie's life journey. He is a very sweet, kind and caring boy. He always thinks of others in the first place. He is ready to give them all of his heart. Rarely gets angry or offended, tries to find good in everyone and solve problems peacefully. He is carring and always support with his smile. He keeps all his worries inside not to bother anyone, that's why he shows his tears and worries in the most extreme situations, when the glass is full and he can't hold it in anymore. His relationship with Cove is built on trust and warmth. Cove is very attached to him and somewhat reminiscent of a faithful puppy who follows him anywhere. Jamie is a gentle but strong boy. And I love him for that.

All thanks to @gb-patch / @gbpatchupdates

You can watch my walkthrough with my russian translation here 

[harvardfineartslib]

In 1950s - 1960s, homosexuality was illegal in 49 states, and members of LGBTQ community were harassed, imprisoned, fined, and targeted for violence and discrimination. The Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street in New York City was a bar where gays, lesbians, and people with a wide range of gender identities gathered together and found refuge, though not without harassment. Police often raided the Stonewall and other gay bars and arrested patrons.

During the early morning of June 28, 1969, nine police officers raided the Stonewall Inn once again. Already fed up after decades of harassment, patrons resisted by pushing through barricades, throwing bottles, and finally, setting fire to the bar. Meanwhile, the crowd grew bigger outside the bar as the hours passed. Hundreds of people chanted “Gay Power,” “We Want Freedom,” and “We Shall Overcome.”

The uprising against unjust treatment and violence by police lasted until July 1st and marked a watershed moment for the LGBTQ rights movement. It sparked the establishment of the Gay Liberation Front, the first activist group to publicly advocate for gay rights.

June is Pride Month. We must remember this history, and continue educating people and fighting for equal rights for all people.

We also recommend the film, “Stonewall Uprising” on PBS:

Image 1: Cover with a jacket Image 2: Right: Sunil Gupta, “Untitled #8 from Christopher Street” 1976 Image 3: Left: Avram Finkelstein, “Journal Notes, Sketches for Posters” 1986, Right: “Silence=Death Project, Silence=Death” 1987

Art after Stonewall : 1969-1989 edited by Jonathan Weinberg with Tyler Cann, Anastasia Kinigopoulo, and Drew Sawyer. Published: Columbus, Ohio : CMOA, Columbus Museum of Art ; New York, New York : Rizzoli Electa, 2019. 304 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits, photographs ; 27 cm

Explores the impact of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender civil rights movement on the art world of the period. It focuses on openly LGBTQ artists like Nan Goldin, Harmony Hammond, Lyle Ashton Harris, Greer Lankton, Glenn Ligon, Robert Mapplethorpe, Catherine Opie, and Andy Warhol, as well as the practices of such artists as Diane Arbus, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Karen Finley in terms of their engagement with queer subcultures.

English 2019 HOLLIS number: 99153771490003941

[sapphicconfession]

[zappytees]

Latest t shirt designs

[dancingindarkmatter]

Beneath The Surface (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/6u1mEs5P24 

here is the link for my original story Beneath The Surface. 

[katephillipsart]

A Brush With Debt - A hairstylist heist, with dialogue exclusively in puns and wordplay. Part 1 of 2 PART 2 More comics and odd art: http://www.katephillips.net https://www.facebook.com/katephillips.net https://www.instagram.com/katephillipsart/

[pink-literature]

she is more

If words could describe the euphoria of her touch, I would only lay crouched at the tip of my pen.

If songs could sing her beauty and her love, I would conjure up choirs for selfish desires.

If the beautiful crystal silver dewdrops fell from her petals and thorns, I would rest my head on soil just to taste the depths of lust.

Therein lays the difference in loving her. The drops and touch and music. The serenity of her clasp, she holds on as we’re slowly rollicking.

Therein lays the wonder of her skin, its tenderness a cliché. For it resembles the peach that eve was to eat and risk hiding in the bushes.

Therein lies the words from her mouth, questioning every man made logic. Why can’t it be when it comes so natural to feel and glide between her floes.

Stories and taboos of her curves, her truth and how she left this woman broken. Longing for the liberty to live more like her I dived willingly in the oubliette. Her mother’s love was too hard for her, her father’s never came. So she mastered how to beguile and inveigle the mondaine. It was a dance with a spin that engulfed me in the distressed winds of her soul and yes I fell within the tornadoes.

It was a darkness framed with dim candle lights, with a moistness and warmth I could not leave behind. It was a key to the lock of this caged society. It was something freeing when from across a room she saw me. Her eyes penetrated into the hidden enclave and as if galvanized by her glare I rose to her.

If ladies, maids and dancing babes told stories, taboos and tales, and savants question her wonder, may my testimony hold the orgiastic burst of verity?

She is more to me than you could ever be. My first taste of a new reality.

[thatstudbreezy]

natural hair.

[stickyfestsuit]

[aestheticsilentboy]

Pride Month, day 23: Judas Marie Karda

“ To me, non-binary means being able to express what ever gender on the spectrum that represents myself. I am a free, non-binary person, being myself and loving it.”

Jude Karda

Jude Karda was born on the 27th of July in Canada. They are a Canadian model and Instagram personality. They identify as nonbinary. 

Jude Karda gained popularity on Instagram with their fashion style and make up style. Following their success, they debut on YouTube with lifestyle videos. In a gender tag video, they said that they identify as genderfluid and that they weren’t concern about what pronouns people should use. But in 2017, in January they made a coming out video as Non Binary and asked people to use they/them pronouns.

In 2017, they signed with Peggi Lepage agency.

Jude Karda began a hormonal transition before stopping due to the side effects which were happening to fast. Since their coming out, Jude met problem with his family who almost kick them out. They moved out in Japan for three months for modeling. 

Jude Karda fight for the #freethenipples movement on Instagram. 

 “ I try to share my own creativity but also myself and my life! Of course, topics come up that are more serious, like not being able to have my shirt off .. like ever due to my female anatomy. Which I feel the need to voice my opinion in order to bring some attention to these problems and hopefully promote some change”

[heydecenterforthearts]

Strut with the Chippewa Valley Stars 🌟, January 30 at 7:30pm - LIMITED SEATNG due to COVID19 protocols. Live-streaming options may be available. Five Drag Pros will introduce five newbies into the drag entertainment scene culminating in a fantastic evening of fun. Follow our social media posts starting next week to learn more about the pros, the newbies, and their make-up, wardrobe, and entertainment tips on a countdown to the final night!! #drag #dragqueens #dragkings #dragmakeup #dragwardrobe #heydecenter #supportthelgbtqiacommunity #llgbtq+communitycenter (at Heyde Center for the Arts/Chippewa Valley Cultural Association) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJbhcEiMrv6/?igshid=m1gvexhc54k9

[figdays]

Worm on a String Pride Pins // WormInvasion

[mx-mercedes]

Two posts in a week? who is this person? also look, I have green hair now...so go read my blog 

[sapphicconfession]

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[rxbin-iii]

manifesting works yall

like i manifested a canonically queer tim drake and a comic with slice of life batfamily content and look what we got