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She drowned in moonlight, strangled by her own bra

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Ima pre face this by saying I’m kind of cynical about today because we’re poor and have been having major money problems due to a combination of things.

If you could donate to your local trans black lesbian @ cash.me/$Cloverfields so I don’t have to worry my parents with all of my senior and college needs that would be great.

Happy tdov to everyone else and I love you all.

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Gilbert Baker, designer of the Pride Flag, has passed away today at 65 years of age

Recently honored in the ABC series “When We Rise”, the openly gay artist is remembered for designing the unifying symbol of the LGBT community and movement. 

The rainbow flag was first designed and handmade in 1978. A rainbow was used to reflect the fact that LGBT people are of natural beauty. The first flag was flown on June 25, 1978 at San Francisco Pride, with 8 colors. Each had its own meaning: hot pink for sexuality, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, turquoise for magic/art, blue for harmony, and violet for the spirit. Following the assassination of influential leader Harvey Milk, the flag was in high demand and was revised to retain efficiency. Nowadays, the flag is shown as having 6 evens colors, having dropped hot pink and turquoise. 

(Original flag design, 1978)

Now we must remember Mr. Baker as designing the seminal symbol for our people. Gone are the days of the pink triangle–we define ourselves. Thank you for giving us this beautiful symbol. The Pride Flag is something that has given us the image for our pride and community. There is nothing I would rather assign myself to more than the rainbow. We will always remember you.

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So I was out shopping the other day and saw Stan’s Perfect Shot Glass… little did I realize I had managed to capture Ford’s as well.

Stan- takes a shot and gives you a left hook

Ford- measures and drinks his shots in specifically labelled glasses ‘for science’

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Happy Trans Visibility Day! This year I promised myself to be more me, but it’s not been easy. Still happy with how things have changed.