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Araya
@arayabaker
Therapist, columnist, social policy researcher | @hgse @penngse alum | @psychtoday @insidehighered @edu_post & more |
Katılım Temmuz 2016
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The irony is, families scapegoat their most empathetic member. The one who feels everyone's pain becomes the repository for everyone's problems. It's unpaid emotional labour from which you are entitled to resign.
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The narrative that you’re not supposed to care about people’s perceptions of you is not based in reality. To be in community you literally have to address how you’re being perceived because how you are perceived directly effects how you’re treated
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JT describing gendered colorism.
Gendered colorism is why cishet black men prioritize light skinned women.
It’s why gay black tops prioritize light skinned men.
It’s why masc black lesbians, studs, & transmen prioritize light skin partners.
If they can’t get a “light skin” they often at least want some lighter than themselves in comparison.
Masc & fem are racially-coded & color-coded concepts with material implications all across social & political life
“The Colorist page”@truthspeaker02
I’m so glad JT spoke on this! I hate how people are always deemed “jealous” or something negative for speaking on something that systematically affects a group of people
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To mothers and mother figures: thank you for everything, today and every day. Happy Mother’s Day! 💐
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Moonlight. Moonlight shows how many queer black people don’t become who they are, they become who they had to be to survive. And how healing begins when someone finally sees the person underneath the armor.
It’s not just a queer film. It’s a film about the cost of hiding.
Ziko_Ezekiel@Zikoterta
9. What queer movie/series changed something in you?
Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪 English
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gnocchi@zainab_twt
For my most recent and favourite watches, i discovered this underrated short film ; Odds and Ends (1993) directed by. Michelle Parkerson follows which Black women warriors, as they battle against racial and gender annihilation. The film is noted for its queer themes so ...
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Narcissists treat differences like threats.
A narcissist’s ego is built on sameness and control — people who think like them feel predictable, manageable, and non-threatening.
But someone with a noticeably different thought process disrupts their inner equilibrium. 🧵
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There's a documentary on Netflix about these pioneers titled "A Band Called Death" I urge all fans of music history to watch. They had the opportunity to sign a major record deal but they wouldn't change their name. Fast forward 10 years and heavy, aggressive nihilistic punk/metal was a multimillion dollar industry.
nicolas.@PoeticScotland
Three Black men from Detroit are the visionaries of punk music. They are a band called Death. They are important to the history of music and further reminded that all music is rooted from Black culture.
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Kevin Fredericks (aka KevOnStage) on why he refuses to hate LGBTQ+ people in God's name
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