I'm Refilwe Chaba from johannesburg SA, just searching, like all of us. A Femme on the streets but a Stud in the sheets🏳️🌈 Here to adorn my adventure with things trapped in my mind. "It's hard to believe in ourselves, but we have to believe in something"...LOADING LIFE
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me: logs into my google account
google all up in my email: BITCH??? THE FCUK IS YOU HACKED???
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WHEN SOMEONE HELPS YOU AND THEY STRUGGLING TOO, THAT’S NOT HELP THAT’S LOVE
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Licia Ronzulli, member of the European Parliament, has been taking her daughter Vittoria to the Parliament sessions for two years now.
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NAIROBI — Gatura Gatura was watching Black-ish late one night when her neighbor came over to her apartment and asked to borrow a lighter. As she turned to find one, he asked if her girlfriend was home. Gatura, who was getting ready to begin her second year of law school, told him no; though they lived together, her girlfriend was a DJ and had a gig that night.
The next thing she knew, he had pinned her to the ground and started beating her. Her back was hurt from where she’d been thrown against the floor, her face was swollen from the blows, she had scratch marks on her chest, and she was left with a permanent scar on her lip from where he forcefully tried to kiss her. If Gatura hadn’t screamed, she doesn’t know what would have happened next.
But almost three years after the events of that night, her neighbor has never been prosecuted for what he did. (x) These People Are Fighting Laws That Punish LGBT People For Having Sex
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“In the Black Community and the Black Church, if you’re queer, you’re forced to wear a scarlet letter. People don’t want to hear about it. They’d rather you suppress your sexuality to accommodate their insecurities, self-hate and comfortability. It wasn’t until one day, I realized something: No one is forcing me to do anything. No one is responsible for holding this scarlet letter to my chest, but me. I have the authority to free myself. The same way God gives us the authority to bless ourselves and our neighbors. We have the authority to free ourselves and free our minds, bodies, and spirits of things that are not of him. Hate being included.”
— Black, Gay Christians Do Exist, And It’s Time You Hear Us | Brent Thomas Whiteside for the Huffington Post Queer Voices
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