Discriminating against people based on their religion, ethnicity, skin color, or anything else is just as wrong in the QUILTBAG community as it is anywhere else. The ways some members of a religion use it to justify doing terrible things to other people is horrible, whether that’s Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, atheism, or anything else. However, that does not mean that the religion itself is horrible, or that all of its followers should be blamed for those people’s actions.
anyway here’s your reminder that lgbt muslims exist and islamophobia shouldnt be tolerated within lgbt communities!
shout out to lgbt muslims living in places where our identities are still criminalised.
This is totally a feature! We should exploit the coat hangers out of it.
Does anyone know if it works the same for different flavors of English? If a group of people from the US, Canada, Britain, and Australia are all absolutely coat hangered, are they all in the same condition, or are some of them drunk, some of them shocked, and some of them just confused?
you can make nearly any object into a good insult if you put ‘you absolute’ in front of it
example: you absolute coat hanger
I just realized that I forgot to post yesterday! I had it planned out and just ... spaced.
Anyway, now that I'm done beating up myself (with e. e. cumming’s help), I'm ready to take on the world. If you're sequestered, this may be a good time to add some color to your life! Yesterday’s poem was I Shall Paint My Nails Red by Carole Satyamurti.
For today's poem, if painting your nails isn't acting out enough, try some Dangerous Coats by Sharon Owens.
Well, I’ve been fine when friends came out in the past, so I don’t see why I wouldn’t be now.
let’s see how many transphobics we can weed out
I guess Mr. Snowflake there needs to just move along from McDonalds.
How can there be any doubt that George is an excellent crow??
I’ve spent about an hour or so today listening to “Hidden Almanac” by @ursula-vernon. I just love, LOVE this podcast - and the two main characters. I wish it had more fans here, on tumblr.
If you’re in the US, see if your local library has Hoopla! They carry all five seasons of Leverage with no ads.
Hoopla is an online service libraries can provide. The library pays for each thing people check out on Hoopla, so there is a limit to how much you can check out each month. It’s completely free to you with no ads though. You can watch on your browser or through Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, or a bunch of other devices.
If you’re willing to go with physical media, your local library may have Leverage DVDs that you can check out, if they don’t have Hoopla or you want to binge faster.
Any chance you know where I can watch the first season of leverage? i know its on hulu but i really cant afford to drop the money it wants for the subscription, and im having no luck finding working streams for some reason. I really want to get into it
It used to be on Netflix but then it disappeared... It is on Amazon, but it’s only free with ads if you have Amazon Prime. And there are...captioning issues... But! If captioning isn’t a concern and you have Amazon Prime, you can watch it on there, which is what I did (though captions were definitely a concern and I sent a lot of peeved complaints in).
Aside from that, tubi appears to have Leverage available to watch free? I swear I saw a post going around a while ago where folks could watch Leverage free and with bonus stuff from the creators... But I don’t know where I saw it and who reblogged it...
Anyone else have advice as to where to watch Leverage? Help an anon get into this absolutely amazing show!!
I tend to be very quiet about my personal life (because it’s, well, personal). However, it’s hard to resist Pride Month. I identify as queer for short-form labeling and as grey asexual, autochorissexual, panromantic, and polyamorous for longer labeling. Mostly, though, I identify as “labels are for people you don’t know well.” I am myself -- that is what matters.
Hey. It’s Pride Month!
Over the next 30 days, we are actively encouraging you to share your LGBTQ+ pride with all of Tumblr. You deserve to be proud of who you are 365 days a year, but these next 30 days, we’re going all out. There’s no wrong way to do it. Upload an illustration. Write a poem. Make a GIF. Take a selfie and slap a Pride sticker on it. Maybe send a sticker to a friend. These precious babies are in your app right now:
Do one thing, do 100 things—whatever feels right. Just tag it with #TumblrPride so other people can find it. And, hey, if you can’t do any of these things, know that we still support you. You have every reason to feel proud this month, even if you aren’t ready to show it. <3
We’ll also be signal boosting other influential LGBTQ+ voices all month long. We’ve secured some really amazing people for Answer Time and Issue Time:
6/23—Gavin Grimm, 17 year old activist fighting for the equality of transgender students, held on Action (@action).
6/29—Becca McCharen, queer fashion designer and founder of fashion label Chromat (@chromat).
6/30—Trans Rights & Community, focusing on urgent issues that affect trans people, like violence, access to health care, and unemployment, held on Action (@action).
Have a safe and beautiful Pride Month, Tumblr.
I like the video (especially the puppies!), and I can definitely see where they’re going with emulating sexy girl videos. However, in addition to having a much wider variety of cuteness, most of these guys are waaaaay overdressed for a sexy girl video.
This post on the desexualisation of men made me think of this Charli XCX video.
Charli XCX directed this with Sarah McColgan, and asked the boys in question to do “all the sexy things that girls usually do in videos”. They include Riz Ahmed (this is the source of those gifs of him with a big pink teddy bear), Stormzy, Josh Ostrovsky (aka thefatjewish), Tom Daley, Jay Park and more - full list here. It is pink and fluffy and female gaze-y, and everybody looks happy.
It also has a much, much more inclusive idea of cuteness than sexy girl videos, and doesn’t dehumanise its subjects. Which is lovely, but underlines that when men are treated as objects of desire, they’re much more likely to keep a sense of agency.
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