Sick of
blind "anti-bullying" advocates apologizing for Drag Race being such
a drag... a brutal... ongoing drag!
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Repeats: The same way a disappointedly large percentage of the gay male
community is responding to the women in my community expressing how hurling out
anti-trans slurs and systematic misgendering effects them spiritually,
emotionally and sometimes physically is amazingly similar to how men in America
treated women suffragettes who lobbied to vote. Little boys need to stop these
toddler tantrums, calm down, be gentle and listen to people's feelings. You're
better than this so affirm your community's rainbow logo and genuinely celebrate
and respect ALL the colors of the rainbow, not only a classist and sexist few.
The LGB
media has committed non-journalism by not enforcing a balanced presentation of
all sides, such as primarily only allowing gay male and drag queen opinions and
writers to influence this story. Our voices become censored because LGBT media
is really G media, once you take off the wig the truth remains.
Many token
trans toms (selected by LGB media heads) who do find themselves all of a sudden
joining the transsexual community's cause subtly or even blatantly apologize
for their gay male benefactors slighting us and/or misrepresent the origins of
this plight by censoring the feminist element out of the coverage almost
entirely. Having our LGB handlers at GLAAD transparently select and produce
trans* reality TV contestants into their mouth pieces may seem to serve us with
one hand yet cleverly (mis)speaks for us with the other. They jump on the
bandwagon, soften our grievance's urgent concerns and recite some GLAAD written
sound bite that benefits the same establishment that encourages our 2nd class
status in this LG"t" coalition. And it is a coalition at best, not
one community, but independent and diverse communities, catch it
This should be our Trans logo, with the words "for Ru Paul" added below excuses, then promote it such that we all replace our faces with this logo, everywhere in social media. Nothing like a stop sign to make a visual impact!
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