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No, you weren’t speaking his language. You were persecuting him about something that challenges your masculinity.

op: let ppl ship what they want, it’s fictional! 

me: that’s fair 

op: so it’s ok to ship inc*st and p*dophilia 

me:

sending “I hope you get that job” vibes to the people out here tryna get jobs

Ever hear of Sylvia Rivera? Or Marsha P. Johnson? We wouldn't even have marriage equality today without the hard work of brave trans women, especially trans women of color.

Ugh just going to c/p because this whole ‘you owe your life to trans women!’ thing is so tired. Also, theres an entire history of LGB activism BEFORE and AFTER stonewall, crazy I know. I know you’ve probably only heard about stonewall from your trans friends and saw the movie, but the trans community loves to trans people that weren’t trans.

Marsha P Johnson, he identified countless times through out his life (including in an interview 10 days before his death) that he was a GNC gay man and preferred masculine pronouns and names. “Marsha P. Johnson was not a trans woman. He was in a documentary ten days before he died where he said “I’m a man”. In the 60s and 70s, he identified as a “gay transvestite”. His close friends used both male and female pronouns and he didn’t take offense to either. He didn’t even live as “Marsha” all of the time, he went back and forth between living as Malcolm and living as “Marsha”. Sylvia Rivera wasn’t a trans woman either. In 1971 he called himself a “transvestite” and a “half-sister”. He wrote an essay titled “Transvestites: Your Half Sisters and Half Brothers of the Revolution” where he says that “Transvestites are homosexual men and women who dress in clothes of the opposite sex.” In an interview in 1995 with Randy Wicker and in a 2002 essay titled “Queens In Exile, The Forgotten Ones”, he variously calls himself a “gay man”, a “gay girl” (probably in the “gurl” sense, not the female sense), and a “drag queen.” there are several people who said she wasn’t even there, including Marsha P Johnson. Stormé DeLarverie, a black, butch lesbian, was actually widely reported and witnessed to be the person who incited the riots.  Marsha P. Johnson and her roommate were adamant Sylvia Rivera wasn’t at Stonewall during the uprising. Miss Major Griffin-Gacy now says neither Marsha nor Sylvia were there.

This award is so much larger than me. This moment is about visibility and about representation. What and who we see in the media defines our perception of the world around us, and so to see ourselves in this picture of what is ‘normal’ and what is acceptable and what is beautiful is absolutely vital. In saying that, so much of the work that has contributed to our progress as a community is far less glamorous than the work that I’m being honored for tonight.

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