RT @SonyaDouglas: my piece talks about how being Welsh, being Black, being an artist, is not based on some outward evaluation, someone’s acknowledgment of my oppression, nor on some outside validation of my identity; I base my value on the meaning ...
RT @SonyaDouglas: That is, simply, How Do I Live? How do I live when women and girls are subjected to such violence on their bodies, their psychology, their education and choices? How do I live when to be born female is still to be thought of as ...
RT @SonyaDouglas: It is supremely ironic that @Critic_Speak in removing my piece - the words of a Black woman - at the behest of a group that would include white, male-bodied people identifying as oppressed, are engaging in the same gatekeeping their ...
RT @SonyaDouglas: you want to hear Black voices, but only on certain subjects, saying the right sort of things, the “good” Blacks? Shame on you for your cowardly disengagement. No platform? No courage is what I see. No integrity. No argument. I think ...
RT @KLBfax: It's challenging adjusting to not looking like this 👇 anymore. I don't have "reverse dysphoria" nor have I ever heard anyone describe their experience that way, for the record. I am a female, that's all that matters. I am ME and I am FREE ...
RT @HJoyceGender: The Forstater ruling made great play of Maya saying that Gregor Murray is a man and she had forgotten that Murray uses 'they/them' pronouns. (This happened after her job had been terminated, and Murray was not her colleague.) Look ...