@parttimeprophet / parttimeprophet.tumblr.com
Character tag directory:
ar - alrich ritter
cd - cassio durante
cr - camile rosales, known as cur in some aus
ga - golpari afshar, formerly known as fog
gl - galya lazaraeva, who is also known as prong
ke - dr katrin engel
kr - kameshwari rajaura
nr - dr nina reinwaldt, usually referred to as needle
yk - yun ki-tae
“No one wants to look at art of OCs” I don’t think that’s true at all…I follow people specifically to see their OCs literally all the time. Bring back being curious about people’s OCs, asking questions about them and hyping them up like we did when we were teens
why am i blocked by my mutuals mutuals. they like me more than they like you btw. loser.
you can click on this button once daily to help palestine and support other causes in the middle east for free. it takes literally 5 seconds and could help save lives so please take the time to click and share this link.
i wanted to ask you….
/gets down on one knee
can our ocs hang out
The first PRIDE was a riot
Stormé Delariverie, the first woman pictured is a mixed Black butch lesbian who was dressed in drag that night because she had just finished performing as a Drag King at the The Apollo and Radio City Hall. She's literally referred to as the "Rosa parks of the gay community." Not trans but certainly a gnc black lesbian.
Sylvia Rivera, who has admitted to throwing the 2nd Molotov was a Puerto Rican/venezuelan trans woman, she's pictured last holding the banner with the bob cut.
Rivera is standing beside the beautiful and always smiling Marsha P. Johnson. She was another Black trans woman who pioneered the movement. She was at so many protests and queer events that I couldn't pick a photo!!!
On August 5, 1961, four party-going sailors entered Black Nite, a popular St. Paul Avenue gay bar in Milwaukee, on a dare. They started a fight with the bouncer, only to be chased out of the bar by gender-nonconforming Black “queen” Josie Carter, who knocked one of the men unconscious with a bottle. It's the first recorded LGBT uprising.
One day in 1966, an officer placed his hand on a trans woman at Compton’s—she responded by throwing her cup of coffee in his face. A riot erupted as dozens of trans people, drag queens and gay men fought the police. They broke windows, destroyed a police car, and set a newsstand on fire. Drag queens hit police with heavy purses. In the end, however, police arrested the women.
The 'Flower Power' Protest. The Patch was an LGBTQ bar in Wilmington owned and managed by Lee Glaze. Glaze had a secret signal—he’d play “God Save the Queen” on the jukebox—to announce that police officers were entering the bar, allowing patrons time to comply with the discriminatory laws. On August 17, 1968, undercover cops left the bar and returned with several uniformed officers for backup, though it’s unclear what prompted this action. They fanned out and began to screen the crowd, looking for IDs that didn’t “match” the holder’s outward appearance.
He marched everyone to buy flowers and then they waited at the police station for the two to get out.
There are cis white people in these photos because the trans people were in jail. This is them standing in SOLIDARITY for their GNC community.
reblog to bonk prev with yr forehead like a cat
What if we pushed our fingers into each other's wounds?
i'm like a stray dog in a lot of ways but i will not elaborate on that
I don’t care about it at all (I have carried its weight around like a rock on my chest since the very day it happened)
my job here is 2 turn ur 0 note post into a 1-2 note post and im so good at it
Me, in my coffin: shit i forgot my headphones
mutuals do this!!!!
Reblog to pass around warm bread and soup
some original art i made after disappearing from the face of the (tumblr) earth
I need all white people to read this like 10 times, just because you see yourself as progressive don’t mean you get to talk over people of color and what we side eye
