Queering the Map is a community generated counter-mapping platform for digitally archiving LGBTQ2IA+ experience in relation to physical space.
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Cameron Jones, an organizer with Jewish Voice for Peace at Columbia University, explains that Jewish students have been deeply involved with pro-Palestine protests since October and that anti-Zionism is not the same as antisemitism.
via @democracynow
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Ghanaian Man Texas Kadir Moro Takes a Stand Against Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill
Yesterday, Texas Kadir Moro bravely led a one-man protest against the anti-LGBTQ+ Bill in Ghana, advocating against the imprisonment of LGBTQ individuals. Holding up powerful placards and delivering a...
In Rafah, Palestine "...i miss you beyond words can describe, i wish if i had the courage to tell you but again i was scared, I didn't want to cause you any trouble. Now both of us outside gaza strip, but much far a way from each other, بحبك وبخيالي انتي كمان بتحبيني."
In Rafah, Palestine "...she got married later and i left gaza strip, to this day i think of you, to this day i wish to be back to sleep with you in the same bed, i want you to call for my name again, i wish if i can be with you again my heartبحبك وبالرغم من الي صار دايما في بالي"
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Through the online platform Queering the Map, stories of queer Palestinians can live on forever, asserting to the world that they do, in fact, exist. thenation.com/article/world/…
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There is no liberation for LGBTQ Palestinians when Israeli soldiers are literally raising the rainbow flag over the rubble they are buried beneath.
Genocide cannot be pinkwashed.
In today's #ceasefireNOW debate I quoted Gazans' final posts on @queeringthemap_
in Gaza, Palestine: "Pls know despite what the media says there are gay Palestinians. We are here, we are queer. Free Palestine."
in Gaza, Palestine: "During the Palestinian nakba, my grandparents were forced out of their land to Lebanon. The only thing grandpa got from the house before fleeing was the key and a picture of him and grandma infront their house..."
in Tel Aviv, Israel: "First time visiting Israel/Palestine, I dated an ex airforce officer... He was trying to impress me by telling me he targeted a residential building in Gaza. I'll never forget this date, it changed my whole perspective about the conflict"
in Gaza, Palestine: “The only thing that keeps me patient living in Gaza is the sea and you
الاشي الوحيد يلي مصبرني على العيشة بغزة هو البحر و انتي”
in Gaza, Palestine: "Idk how long I will live so I just want this to be my memory here before I die...I was too shy to kiss last time. He died in the bombing. I think a big part of me died too. And soon I will be dead. To younus, i will kiss you in heaven."
