Grand Rising, constituents, comrades, and most importantly my loyal confidants. In efforts to heal, and be healed, I am called to publicly address many personal thoughts in attempt to set some clear boundaries, so I am not Misunderstood.
I HAVE A fucking Q:
When BIPOC people are killedšš¾āāļø is it REALLY about O/our sexuality, how we choose to identify or our gender? Or could it all just really about the pigment of our skin? š¤·š¾āāļø
Iāve heard people within our ācommunities claim that āMale privilegeā ļæ¼exists and itās a thing, and maybe that is what many who identify as a Man Strive for.
However, as a BLACK person I am fully šAWARE and have š witnessed how I PRESENT, can weigh heavily on how I am perceived, and how I am treated in American āš¾and within this ācommunityā.
I can identify as Queer, GAY, Transgender Or non-binary. None of which will be seen before I am seen as š¤“š¾BLACK!
Being bisexual, pansexual, homosexual or straight ļæ¼ļæ¼doesnāt matter to those who are simply threatened by the š§š¾āš¦°š©šæšØš½āš¦°š©š½āš¦±šØš¾āš¦²š©š½āš¦³š²š¾š§šæšØš¾āš¦³melanin tones of O/our skin.
When it seems ( to me) that the underlying MISSION of the police / government is to shoot, KILL, Murder and Oppress BLACK men.
I can clearly see why our BLACK š³ļøāš LGBTQ š³ļøāā§ļø community are such a target.
We (BIPOC) continue to get upset when our BLACK trans WOMEN are misgendered ,or their Dead names are used in police reports and announced incorrectly on the Media news reports ļæ¼. But I have come to realize itās all being done on purpose! Because all they see is the MISSION.
Because they will never see, nor do they ever wish to see US as anything, but a threat to coexist within the Society we have help to build. ļæ¼ ļæ¼ļæ¼ļæ¼ļæ¼
This doesnāt mean that I have given up hope, it just means that I have given up fear!
I have the ability to change my way of thinking, I can even change my sexuality, HONORIFICs, pronouns, and even my gender, if I choose to.
But the one thing I can NOT change is the way others choose to perceive my Presentation ļæ¼ļæ¼in this world nor how they accept my African culture, my African features ļæ¼and or the tone of my melaninļæ¼ ļæ¼skin.
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