Will never not think of 3tan Yoongi when I see this video 🥹😭

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C17UMpUPF7n/?igsh=ZzkxbWp3dWpuNzB0

after the couple days i just had, this made me cry

Hi Rania it’s me @bookyeom here once more to give you a gift. MWAH 🍊

HI LESLIE !! u r now responsible for killing me cuz lOOK AT HIM ?? i'd quite literally do anything for that face DFSDLKF HES SO BABY N SQUISHY N PRECIOUS I CANTTTT just wanna keep him in my pocket forever 🥺🫶🍊

Anna Kendrick

“Trapped”

Stone Butch Blues - Leslie Feinberg

@/lilboyblueish on Instagram

Poem by Keaton St. James (@boykeats)

I/Me/Myself - Will Wood

We Both Laughed In Pleasure by Lou Sullivan

cis people asking cis questions by Silas Denver Melvin (@sweatermuppet)

Tomboy Survival Guide by Ivan Coyote

At the thrift and I want to die (in more ways than one)

As a rape survivor, I understand the need for safe space together – free from sexist harassment and potential violence. But fear of gender variance also can't be allowed to deceptively cloak itself as a women's safety issue. I can't think of a better example than my own, and my butch friends', first-hand experiences in public women's toilets. Of course women need to feel safe in a public restroom; that's a serious issue. So when a man walks in, women immediately examine the situation to see if the man looks flustered and embarrassed, or if he seems threatening; they draw on the skills they learned as young girls in this society to read body language for safety or danger.

Now, what happens when butches walk into the women's bathroom? Women nudge each other with elbows, or roll their eyes, and say mockingly, "Do you know which bathroom you're in?" Thats not how women behave when they really believe there's a man in the bathroom. This scenario is not about women's safety – its an example of gender-phobia.

And ask yourself, if you were in the women's bathroom, and there were two teenage drag queens putting on lipstick in front of the mirror, would you be in danger? If you called security or the cops, or forced those drag queens to use the men's room, would they be safe?

If the segregation of bathrooms is really about more than just genitals, then maybe the signs ought to read "Men" and "Sexually and Gender Oppressed," because we all need a safe place to go to the bathroom. Or even better, let's fight for clean individual bathrooms with signs on the doors that read "Restroom."

And defending the inclusion of transsexual sisters in women's space does not threaten the safety of any woman. The AIDS movement, for example, battled against the right-wing characterization of gay men as a "high-risk group." We won an understanding that there is no high-risk group – there are high-risk behaviors. Therefore, creating safety in women's space means we have to define unsafe behavior – like racist behavior by white women towards women of color, or dangerous insensitivity to disabilities.

Transsexual sisters are not a Trojan horse trying to infiltrate women's space. There have always been transsexual women helping to build the women's movement – they are part of virtually every large gathering of women. They want to be welcomed into women's space for the same reason every woman does – to feel safe.

Leslie Feinberg, Transgender Warriors: Making History from Joan of Arc to Marsha P. Johnson and Beyond

Have You Been Long Enough At Table, Leslie Sainz

LESLIE JORDAN & TRIXIE MATTEL Trixie Motel | Episode 6 "Malibu Barbie"

sorry but i’ve just seen this image of leslie jones and helloooooooo she is so beautiful what the hell

Leslie Feinberg in Outlaw (1994) directed by Alisa Lebow

available now on archive.org!

new behind the scenes pics from director Fernando Frías on the set of OUR FLAG MEANS DEATH season two

Happy 3Tan 2 year anniversary!! 🍊🍊🍊

Although I wasn’t here since the beginning I’m glad I found you and this story! The story found me when I needed an escape when things were just too stressful in life. I always go back and reread this when I need a little comfort and need to escape. Reading all the asks makes me miss all the characters and reminds me that they’re why I love 3tan so much! Thank you Ryen for your brilliant mind lol 3tan characters and especially 3tan Yoongi will always be special to me 🧡

*on the side note in honor of 3tan anniversary I’m wearing my Hey Doll t-shirt … I had to 🍊😩*

LESLIEEEE thank you so much! happy 3tanniversary!

it's completely fine if you weren't here since the beginning. i'm glad you're here regardless of when you joined, and it's nice to know that it's helped you when you needed it most. that's what stories are for, and this one is no exception.

thank you for reading and supporting (and even being so fun in person, too!) you're wearing the hey doll shirt? HELL YEAHHH that makes me smile :'))) 🍊🍊🍊 we must celebrate right!

When performance artists Marina Abramović and her partner, Ulay, decided to end their twelve-year relationship—as lovers and artistic collaborators—they marked its ending by walking the length of the Great Wall of China. “People put so much effort into starting a relationship and so little effort into ending one,” Abramović explained. On March 30, 1988, Abramović started walking from the eastern end of the Great Wall, the Gulf of Bohai on the Yellow Sea, and Ulay began walking from the western edge, in the Gobi Desert, and they each walked for ninety days, covering roughly 2,500 kilometers, until they met in the middle, where they shook hands to say goodbye. At a retrospective of Abramović’s work in Stockholm, two video screens showed scenes from The Lovers: The Great Wall Walk. One screen showed Abramović walking past camels on hard dirt covered with snow, while the other showed Ulay hiking with a walking stick over green hills. The tapes were running on a continuous loop, and it seemed beautiful to me that on those screens, years after their breakup, these two lovers still walked constantly toward each other.

Leslie Jamison, “The Breakup Museum: Archiving the Way We Were”

i ♥️ leslie feinberg (the best of people stand for palestine)

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Married couple knocks some sense into that nerd and his husband joins in

When we talk about Stonewall this month, let's not forget to talk about how the entire thing was sparked by the arrest of a butch transmasculine lesbian- Stormé DeLarverie, a mixed drag king, who fought back against the cop who was violently arresting her for crossdressing.

Drag queens and trans women deserve recognition for their role in the Stonewall uprisings, and so do butches & transmascs. We all fought for each other.