May 23rd, 2013
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latinosexuality:

Living With Pride: Ruth Ellis @ 100
Born July 23, 1899, in Springfield, Illinois, Ruth Ellis was the oldest “out” African American lesbian known. The film offers a rare opportunity to experience a century of our American history as lived by one inspiring woman. By example, Ruth Ellis shows us what is possible and what can be realized, if one not only lives long and ages well but also lives with pride. Ruth Ellis died at home peacefully in her sleep on October 5, 2000. She was 101. To purchase the documentary, please click this link http://bit.ly/WGwizr .

Reblogged from The CFC
May 21st, 2013
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superqueerartsyblog:

Some of the maincharacters from The Circle and Fire, two books about Swedish teenager problems and witchcraft! Really great books that I wish had been available for me in my earlier teens. 

Reblogged from super queer artsy blog
May 20th, 2013
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2013 First National GSA Summit

13 Youth Facilitators representing The People Project worked with hundreds of high school students from across Canada to draw out ideas, statements and recommendations for a National GSA Charter and as resource to take back to their schools & communities.

May 18th, 2013
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May 16th, 2013
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thebigblackwolfe:

loudblackram:

SBNN bracelets do nothing but give money to straight people. I made factual shirts. 

i need these to be available for purchase like now.

Reblogged from Who's Afraid?
May 16th, 2013
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planetvalium:

A gathering of pregnant men.

Reblogged from Indigoneiromancy
May 16th, 2013
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grassrootsyouth:

Lost Lyrics: Up to $25,000 for Your Next Youth Project

lostlyricsinfo:

To learn more, check out: http://www.youth.nationalbank.ca/programs/committees

One for Youth committees

Empower local and regional communities
Want to support young people? Talk about the One for Youth committees with community organizations in your area! Each eligible…

May 15th, 2013
queergiftedblack

Everyday Abolition | Abolition Everyday blog

queergiftedblack:

Friends, we are THRILLED to be launching the Everyday Abolition | Abolition Everyday blog! Everyday Abolition is about our collective power and creativity. The power we have to resist and the possibilities that are revealed when we commit to transformation. 
 
Check out our labor of love here: everydayabolition.com

Stories, art, and interviews highlighting the ways PIC abolitionists practice, and live PIC abolition in our work, organizing, and personal lives. We are starting out with 7 BADASS submissions and will be releasing a new entry each week for at least the next 8 weeks.

Reblogged from Knowledge Is Power