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Are you watching @Showtime’s #FellowTravelers? If not, learn 5 reasons why you should @ronnyswaner @thumpio
Full video:
youtu.be/K9J8dCDHX1I
#film #gay
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BREAKING: Guardian's Katharine Viner was warned Arday was at risk - yet published anyway
Author Kelechi Okafor released a series of internal emails showing the Guardian knew how vulnerable Arday was, yet ignored warnings
thecanary.co/skwawkbox/2026/…
thecanary.co/skwawkbox/2026/…
“This is what happens when you don’t give Cofnas a job.”
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💔💔💔💔I am absolutely devastated by the tragic passing of Professor Jason Arday.
I had been collaborating with Jason on promoting his new memoir, Great and Unfortunate Things, and was so looking forward to helping him and his extraordinary mother, Gif, share their story…a story of autism, adversity, faith, a mother’s fierce determination, and a young boy who defied every limitation placed upon him to become a professor at Cambridge.
These were the words I had written for the back of his book:
“As the mother of a child on the spectrum, I was reminded once again that there is nothing more fierce than a mother’s determination to see her child receive the services and attention he deserves; nothing more inspiring than a stranger with nothing to gain who asks anyway, ‘How can I help?’; and nothing more empowering than intervention combined with positivity, love and grit. Read this book and prepare to be inspired.”
I never imagined those words would now feel like part of a farewell.
Whatever questions surrounded Jason’s professional life, nothing justified the relentless public humiliation, online cruelty and dehumanization he endured.
We must remember that behind every headline and every social media pile-on is a whole human being!…with a heart, a family and a breaking point. Words have weight. Cruelty has consequences.
Jason was only 41. His life mattered. His journey mattered. And the story he and his mother fought so hard to create still matters.
My heart is shattered for Gif, his wife, his children and everyone who loved him. I am so deeply sorry, Jason.
May you finally rest in peace. 💔🕊️
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#FlashbackFriday
He appeared on the 21st century version of #BBoyBlues in 2001 & #TheDayEazyEDied in 2002 – but we didn’t finally meet until 2018 @ the Gentlemans Ball in ATL ☺️🤗👍🏽
Wishing @Terrellmusic1 aka Varney in #BeautyInBlack 🔥 a better than jood 🎂! 🥳🎈🎁🍾⭐️🙏🏽✊🏽🤎
The British Press are responsible for what happened to Jason Arday. The attacks were vicious.
Jason Arday, the former University of Cambridge professor who recently resigned after being accused of plagiarism, has been found dead, police said
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The British Press are responsible for Jason Arday’s death. The attacks were vicious. No one deserves that.
Jason Arday, the former University of Cambridge professor who recently resigned after being accused of plagiarism, has been found dead, police said
thetimes.com/article/jason-a…
I’m taking notes on how to create a successful gay TV series #gay
This episode of Canada’s Drag Race: All Stars pissed me off. These decisions are wild
#dragrace
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Cara que filme ruim.
Essa é a melhor parte do filme e é ruim – at Campinas, Brasil
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One of the most audacious films in Brazilian cinema descends into the neon-soaked underworld of Diaba, a charismatic drag queen who rules the streets as a feared drug kingpin.
The 4K restoration of THE DEVIL QUEEN is now touring theaters: knlor.com/thedevilqueen
So many people get online and just rattle off words. Oprah put myself and hundreds of others students at my school through college with a $25 million dollar donation. This photo represents some of us showing her love back at the last taping of the Oprah Show
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In the 1968 film "Black Lizard," Yukio Mishima made a non-moving appearance as a stuffed human being displayed in the "Museum of Horror."
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Leviticus finds beauty amidst the horror. In theaters now.
Read my review here: silverscreenxpress.wordpress…
#Leviticus
One doc that changes what you thought you knew about rock. 🎸 Rock Out — from Oscar-winner Dustin Lance Black — screens at Frameline50, the world's largest LGBTQ+ film festival. 6/26 at @Castro_Theatre.
Get your tickets: at na2.hubs.ly/H0644120
#RockOut #Frameline50
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There's this film called "Hetero" that I found that released in Spain. Unfortunately, I cannot find it anywhere.





























