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THE ACES | I'VE LOVED YOU FOR SO LONG Live from My Den

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Alisa Ramirez

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: 7 October 1997 

Ethnicity: Hispanic

Nationality: American

Occupation: Musician, songwriter

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The Aces for ENFNTS TERRIBLES

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THE ACES ♪︎ “Physical”

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GALLERY: The Aces

by Alycee Byrd

“On tour, shows sometimes start to feel the same....this might sound crazy, but I think Charlotte is the best show this far on the tour.” The crowd was electric last Friday night during The Aces' show at The Underground. This Charlotte, NC, stop was the 8th show on their U.S leg of their I’ve Loved You For So Long (ILYFSL) Tour. The four piece band performed songs from all parts of their discography, dating all the way back to 2018. The show setlist ranged from high energy pop hits like “Daydream,” to alternative ballads like “Suburban Blues,” which touches on their experience of navigating their queerness while living in a small town in Utah. You could feel the passion and emotional impact the band has on their fans while looking through the faces in the crowd. Their music truly touches a wide demographic of people from all different ages, races, and gender identities. Their shows are a space where you can come as your authentic self. If you have an opportunity to catch a show in your city, I would highly recommend seeing and support this all-woman group who truly puts their heart into their music and performances. Check out our highlights from the show below!

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@lgbtqcreators creator bingo: free choice

Queer lyrics in I've Loved You For So Long by The Aces (02/06/2023)

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The Aces – Brooklyn Steel – October 11, 2023

Over the summer, the Aces brought their third studio album, I’ve Loved You for So Long, to Europe. And having recently launched a new American leg of their world tour, the Utah pop quartet headlined Brooklyn Steel on Wednesday night.

Photos courtesy of Ken Grand-Pierre | www.kenamiphoto.com

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NEVER WANTED TO BE A BOTTLE SO BAD

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what are y’alls most wanted females? anyone looking for some girlfriends or specific plots? ;)

off the top of my head, i know we've really been itching to get courtney laplante here. arlo parks is highly requested by our ashnikko, i think the girls in the aces would love to have katie henderson and alisa ramirez join their ranks. kacey musgraves, maggie lindemann, halsey, fletcher, reneé rapp, and the gals in haim are some that i know i would love to have around. i'll go ahead and let our members pop into the notes to include who they would love to see too!

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my ideal gender presentations are:

soft laddy lad louis tomlinson

very gay gender nonconforming cristal ramirez and alisa ramirez

butch daddy naomi mcpherson

whatever the fuck afycso era ryan ross had going on

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THE ACES // I'VE LOVED YOU FOR SO LONG

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who are your mwfs right now?

katie henderson and alisa ramirez to round off the aces, more female original characters, lights, maggie rogers, courtney laplante, gracie abrams, julien baker, the haim sisters, and whoever our members name drop in the replies!

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Tarrant County commissioners vote to keep all college early voting sites

Tarrant County Commissioners Court voted to keep all eight of its early voting sites at colleges Thursday, after Republican County Judge Tim O’Hare challenged some of those locations last week.

On Sept. 4, the Commissioners Court rejected a list of 50 proposed early voting sites.

O’Hare questioned why the county uses colleges as early voting locations.

He said it is not the county’s job to get students – or any group – to vote.

Republicans voted against Democrats to reject the list, 2-2. Republican Commissioner Manny Ramirez was not present. A tie means the motion fails.

Ramirez made the motion to approve the original list of 50 sites, plus one more staff were able to add, at a special meeting Thursday.

“Reducing the number is not a priority,” he said. Commissioner Manny Ramirez sits during a commissioner court meeting at the county administration building,100 East Weatherford Street, on July 18, 2023, in Fort Worth.

The motion passed 4-1 after four and a half hours of public comment, with O’Hare the only dissenting vote. People in the packed commissioners courtroom cheered and clapped.

Before the Thursday meeting, county staff put together three new lists of potential early voting site locations. The proposals varied, but all included fewer total sites and fewer colleges than the original proposal.

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, some Tarrant County College campuses, and UT Arlington faced being eliminated.

The Democratic members of the Commissioners Court were not at Thursday’s meeting in person. Commissioners Roy Charles Brooks and Alisa Simmons were in Washington D.C. for travel previously approved by the Commissioners Court, they said.

O’Hare denied scheduling the meeting to exclude them, and both participated in the vote over Zoom.

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Local Democrats mobilized against the proposed cuts to college voting sites.

State representatives and college students held a press conference at UTA Wednesday to advocate for keeping the sites. Some Democratic candidates threatened to sue if the cuts went through. The critics called the cuts an act of voter suppression aimed at voters of color.

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Tarrant County College South Campus are in a zip code that’s 71% Hispanic, according to census data. The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2001 W. Seminary Drive, is one of six seminary schools operated by the Southern Baptist Convention. (Alberto Silva Fernandez | Fort Worth Report)

On Thursday, O’Hare repeated his concerns about polling sites that are close together, like UT Arlington and the Arlington Subcourthouse.

Running two sites about a mile apart is a waste, he said.

“At some point, we have to consider money, and every single time we have one of these locations, it’s at least $10,000,” he said.

Tarrant County Election Administrator Clint Ludwig previously explained those sites are close together because they’re both busy.

Campuses are not well suited to be voting sites, O’Hare said, calling them uninviting and inaccessible. Students are generally young and able-bodied and can walk to another location close by, he said.

Members of the public packed the commissioners courtroom, with people speaking for and against college voting sites.

Tyleyah Grimes told commissioners she’s a senior at UTA who juggles classes and work. Having a polling place on campus ensures that students can participate in the election, she said.

“It’s not just about 10 steps. We have busy days,” Grimes said.

Helen Gonzales said the county should get rid of the UTA polling place. She suggested UTA set up a shuttle system to get students to nearby voting centers.

“I’m sure the Republican Party or the Democratic Party at those universities would be more than willing to drive those independent voters to a polling place,” she said.

Parking problems can be improved without scrapping a site altogether, said Carol Raburn, who told commissioners she’s an election worker in Arlington.

“Taking it away doesn’t make things better. Adding more makes things better,” she said.

Raburn has worked elections for years as an election judge, including at the Arlington Subcourthouse, she told KERA. When asked how closing UTA would affect voting at the Subcourthouse, she said, “Oh my God.”

“I can’t even imagine how long the lines would be. And where would people park?” she said.

Republicans at the state level and across the country have taken aim at student voting. One Texas legislator proposed a statewide ban on college polling places. Last year, Idaho banned student IDs as a form of voter identification.

College voting sites “might not serve the community well and could lean liberal,” a recent Tarrant County GOP newsletter said.

After Thursday’s vote, Tarrant County GOP Chairman Bo French called out the Republican commissioners who voted with Democrats.

“The @tarrantgop activists and voters will not forget which of our elected officials stood with them and which of them chose to side with the Leftist mob,” French wrote in a post on X. “@MannyRamirez_TX and Gary Fickes were elected as Republicans, but today they voted to help Democrats win in November.”The @tarrantgop activists and voters will not forget which of our elected officials stood with them and which of them chose to side with the Leftist mob. @MannyRamirez_TX and Gary Fickes were elected as Republicans but today they voted to help Democrats win in November. — Bo French (@Bo_French_TX) September 12, 2024

Ramirez responded to French’s comments after the meeting.

“My conservative record stands on its own,” he said. “At the end of the day, I think that having free and fair access to election sites is not a partisan issue, and it shouldn’t be.”

In the future, Ramirez would like all commissioners’ precincts to have an equal number of polling places, he said.

Before the vote, O’Hare asked Ramirez if he would be willing to equalize the number of polling places per precinct by eliminating some of the colleges.

Ramirez said no.

“I’d be in favor of adding additional sites to equalize, but not removing any,” he said.

Commissioner Alisa Simmons pointed out population density plays a role in which precinct gets more voting locations.

Ludwig said last week he needs all the early voting sites he can get – ideally 60 or 70. Finding locations that are willing to open for 12 days, for long hours, is difficult, he said.

The last day to register to vote in the November election is Oct. 7, according to the Texas Secretary of State’s website. Early voting will go from Oct. 21 to Nov. 1, and Election Day is Nov. 5.

This story has been updated with additional comments from county commissioners and members of the public.

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most wanted for connections with our members:

heather baron - gracie, rian dawson, marren morris, brandi carlile, tucker rule, tim payne, calum hood, geoff wigington, otto wood, john o'callaghan, pat kirch, will ferri, katie henderson, alisa ramirez, mckenna petty, dove cameron, victoia de angelis, paris hilton, miley cyrus, ryan scott graham, evan ambrosio, liam payne, niall horan, louis tomlinson, jess bowen, brian dales, carly pearce, fletcher, morgan evans,

interested? come join us.

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mw poc fcs pls?

these are the ones that came to mind: gemma chan, halle berry, demet ozdemir, melissa barrera, amber stevens, aja naomi king, zendaya coleman, cierra ramirez, samantha logan, vitoria strada, nathalie emmanuel, summer bishil, adeline rudolph, melisa pamuk, alisa boe and sofia carson. if anyone has any other suggestions, please let us know!