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LGBTQ Africans
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Why Model Emira D'Spain Decided to Document Her Gender Confirming Surgery
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Thailand will debate a marriage equality law, while Namibia could decriminalise gay sex. What else is in store next year?
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Doja Cat performs ‘Demons’ at Coachella 2024
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tyler the creator ATE HIS PERFORMANCE UP!!!
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#thebearweek | the bear but it's only moments that put me in a silly goofy mood
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Unoma Azuah: authored Nigeria’s first memoir about being lesbian.
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Happy Eid Mubarak to all the queer Africans who celebrate! May Allah accept all your duas and acts of workship!
And a happy belated Easter to all the queer Africans who celebrate as well! I join you in gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice and the joyful renewal it brings to all God’s children this Easter season.
🌙🌙🌙🌙 ☪️☪️☪️☪️ ✝️✝️✝️✝️ 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉🎉
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2024 | via Instagram (February 4)
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British-Angolan-Portuguese rapper IAMDDB has released her fourth mixtape Love is War, Vol. 6
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The truth of the matter is that empowerment of all Africans must include all bodies, identities and groups.
A United Africa Means Uniting With Queer People Too
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"We jumped on Zoom with Maryam, the Toronto native that makes music under the name of Poolblood! We chatted about our bedrooms, favorite pop-punk acts, and graduation anxiety."
INTERVIEW WITH POOLBLOOD
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Today, mainstream country music is a multi-billion dollar industry. A cursory glance at the audience and artist demographics might lead you to believe there is no room for Black people in country music. And yet, despite the limited number of Black country artists setting the charts on fire, a quiet but powerful movement of musicians have brought their talents and unique experiences to the country music landscape during the past few years.
Meet The Emerging Americana Stars Of The Black Opry Revue
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Deena Abdelwahed’s Jbal Rrsas جبل الرصاص
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MOWALOLA, CEECHYNAA, TIWALOLA, LOLA AKINRELE, DETO BLACK, CHI VIRGO, WUNMI BELLO for DAZED MAGAZINE
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