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Santana Lopez talks writing & creative issues with her character.
LMAO! This is brilliant!!!
Can we get this for Regina and/or Emma too? Please please please please please?
This is…so good.
Posted on April 7, 2013 via Heyerchick with 2,027 notes
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Before you say ‘gay’ use this chart
Posted on August 4, 2012 via I Love Charts with 5,443 notes
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I need this book!There’s nobody to be. No me to be…not in bed anyway.
‘La Ofrenda,’ Moraga. 1991.
(via newwavefeminism)
Posted on May 30, 2012 via no pomo with 531 notes
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DOCUMENTARY: “Rape for Who I Am*” (Lovinsa Kavuma, 2006)
Extremely sensitive documentary that chronicles the fears and homophobic experiences of a group of black South African lesbians who live in townships in Johannesburg.
Despite South Africa having one of the most progressive constitutions in the world with a clause that protects LGBTQI individuals from discrimination of any kind, there is no specific law that protects victims of hate crimes and therefore, growing incidents of sexual violence against individuals who are seen as sexual and gender ‘deviants’ largely go unreported or find any support within the criminal justice system.
TW: Sexual violence, mentions of rape, domestic violence, gender discrimination, homophobia, HIV/AIDS-related stigma.
*(click link to watch)
Posted on May 29, 2012 via Dynamic Africa with 14 notes
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Hand Holding by chaoslife
How is it for straight couples while walking around?
Posted on May 24, 2012 via LGBT Laughs with 10,268 notes
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(via sleepyredhead)
Posted on May 10, 2012 via ame livre, seja livre with 8,262 notes
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Creative Collaborative with Luam and Janaya
inspired by Sister Souljah but not in the way you would think.
LOVE.
(via colorfuldiaspora)
Posted on April 27, 2012 via La Vie d'une Caméra with 4,706 notes
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I name myself “lesbian” because this culture oppresses, silences, and destroys lesbians, even lesbians who do don’t call themselves “lesbians.” I name myself “lesbian” because I want to be visible to other black lesbians. I name myself “lesbian” because I do not subscribe to predatory/institutionalized heterosexuality. I name myself lesbian because I want to be with women (and they don’t all have to call themselves “lesbians”). I name myself “lesbian” because it is part of my vision. I name myself lesbian because being woman-identified has kept me sane. I call myself “Black,” too, because Black is my perspective, my aesthetic, my politics, my vision, my sanity.
Professor Cheryl Clarke , from “New Notes on Lesbianism” (via colorfuldiaspora)(via blackfeminismlives)
Posted on April 26, 2012 via Colorful Diaspora with 337 notes
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