Black and queer artist, writer, and editor. Radical troublemaker, lovegiver, and survivor. Any pronouns. DMV baby. Mumble sauce.
Occupied Piscataway land (DC)
Joined December 2017
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Black trans women deserve housing, safety, and support.
Our community started @DCSurvivorFund to raise $500k to help six Black trans abuse survivors get stable housing and follow their dreams. ✊🏾
Can you join us in this movement? dcsurvivorsupport.org
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gofund.me/a5dfcb87
Hi there! We're raising funds to support the Director of Grammy's Place, a safe haven for Black women and Indigenous transgender individuals, so she can take a much-needed healing retreat. Every donation helps her rest and recharge, allowing her to continue her vital work—please click the link below to donate or share. Thank you!
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Black August: This is a month of resistance! A month for intense studies and liberation thinking. For every 1 George L. Jackson they killed, thousands more were conditioned and ready! Forward motion! Long Live The spirit of George L. Jackson
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Sonya Massey should still be here.
Black people, Disabled people, and people in crisis deserve support, care, and resources. Not violence.
Rest in power, Sonya🌹
ALT Square tan image with a colorful gradient background and a photo of Sonya Massey in the center. Sonya Massey is a Black woman with dark hair, seen smiling and wearing a black blazer. Underneath is yellow text against a black background that reads, " Rest in power. Sonya Massey." Massey was murdered by Sangamon County police in July 2024.
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"In the five years of running a campaign demanding that #Milwaukee divest from police and invest in the community, there has been so much learning. Here are the biggest three takeaways."
Read our latest blog post on #LiberateMKE five years later. aartmke.org/blog/liberatemke…
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How about a video?
Flashback to the time I went to Albany with @decrimny to discuss the Stop Violence in the Sex Trades Act (SVSTA) with legislators.
