Yes. THAT scary-looking guy from X. Performer, model, artist, designer, writer and broadway bartender trying to survive Amerikkka without losing focus or what's left of my sanity.
If one of us stands up, they can pick that person off. If ten or a hundred or a thousand, they can pick those people off. And they're picking off people--immigrants, dissidents--to make an example of them. But if ten million people stand up, they cannot stop us all.
If one of us stands up, they can pick that person off. If ten or a hundred or a thousand, they can pick those people off. And they're picking off people--immigrants, dissidents--to make an example of them. But if ten million people stand up, they cannot stop us all.
The reason you didn't see multiple arrests or heavy-handed police tactics at yesterday's Hands Off demonstrations is because they were largely white and did not present any real challenges to existing political and economic systems.
April 6, 2025 at 7:33 PM
The reason you didn't see multiple arrests or heavy-handed police tactics at yesterday's Hands Off demonstrations is because they were largely white and did not present any real challenges to existing political and economic systems.
I know pointing out hypocrisy doesn’t matter anymore, but if there’s one person I wouldn’t want to be the judge of who goes into locker rooms, it would be the man who openly boasted about walking into dressing rooms of underage girls
February 6, 2025 at 12:53 AM
I know pointing out hypocrisy doesn’t matter anymore, but if there’s one person I wouldn’t want to be the judge of who goes into locker rooms, it would be the man who openly boasted about walking into dressing rooms of underage girls
"America doesn’t want to admit the truth: Black people, particularly boys and men, are not safe — not in their neighborhoods, not in their schools, and certainly not in a country that too often sees their skin as a threat," writes @losangelista.bsky.socialwordinblack.com/2025/02/on-t...
"America doesn’t want to admit the truth: Black people, particularly boys and men, are not safe — not in their neighborhoods, not in their schools, and certainly not in a country that too often sees their skin as a threat," writes @losangelista.bsky.socialwordinblack.com/2025/02/on-t...