•Je suis... J•
THE FIRST STATUE OF LIBERTY GIVEN TO THE U.S. BY FRANCE WAS A BLACK WOMAN THAT THE U.S. TURNED DOWN SO THE FRENCH MADE ANOTHER WHICH IS THE CURRENT IN N.Y. HARBOR THIS IS BLACK LADY LIBERTY MADE ALSO BY THE FRENCH ON THE ISLAND OF ST. MARTIN.
WOMBMENOF CREATION WE MUST CONTINUE TO SHINE THE LIGHT FOR THOSE IN NEED…..LIVE FREE!Wasn’t she also supposed to have shackles near her feet?
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This should be everyone’s morning affirmation.
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― Anaïs Nin”
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josé julio sarria, gay latino who ran for public office in 1961 - many many years before harvey milk
he ran for the san francisco board of supervisors and almost won by default, until people noticed there was a gay man running and immediately submitted everyone possible for the position. he didn’t win, but he still got 6000 votes, which shocked conservatives
he was also a drag queen popular at many of the balls at the time…and he still does it today (lookin good for a guy in his late 80s)!
+ he has worked with political activism and community organizing his entire life!
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I don’t think this could be said any better.
Read the entire article here.
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This is why you can not be prejudiced but still be racist.
This is why there’s no such thing as reverse racism. Nobody tranis anybody to think of the pink people as dangerous hateful murderers, lazy, criminal, and untrustworthy.
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