Gay rapper Black Fairy popped up on my timeline this weekend and I’m hooked. “Clock the mug and the walk and the body. My confidence is coming off cocky,” he raps. And my favorite line is the chorus, “I came to vogue don’t touch me b*tch!”
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@SixSixPapi, @DeeJayMogul, @Timmy_TwoTimes and other influencers join Isaam Sharef for the fifteenth telling of happenings in Black, gay culture.
When discussing body boys Darnell says, “They go to the gym 24/7, They go to work, they go to the gym after work, during work, and they like to go home and be bottoms.” Insert laughing crying emoji. There are so many jewels in this video (and body types of all kinds). View Full Post
As Washington, DC was placed on essential only business lockdown in mid-March, many people speculated it would last eight weeks, the perfect time for DC Pride 2020 during Memorial Day Weekend. Moments ago a crushing e-mail was sent to customers:
There is no higher priority than the health and wellbeing of Black LGBTQA community. In light of the continuing global impact and community transmission of novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) — and in accordance with public health recommendations the Center for Black Equity has made the unprecedented decision to cancel DC Black Pride 2020. For the first time in 30 years, we will not gather in DC to celebrate our community during Memorial Day Weekend.
This too shall pass. We will celebrate the 30th DC Black Pride in 2021, bigger and more celebratory than ever.
With Pride!
Earl D. Fowlkes,
President/CEO, Center for Black EquityKenya Hutton
Director, DC Black Pride
The Met Gala is gone. Pride is canceled. Lets bow our heads and pray.
Podcast listeners on streaming services are playing a major role in industry growth. Edison Research says here 43% of monthly podcast listeners have listened to a podcast on Spotify, and 35% on Pandora. Many of the options listed below cover celebrity gossip, life in the UK for the Black, LGBT community, plus mental health and trans issues in America. Press play below and leave comments on other podcasts that should be added to this list.
Filmmaker Ian L. Haddock creates multiple spaces where Black queer men and women recount their experiences navigating social stigma attached to being something other than straight. In the film, LGBT advocate Harrison Guy discusses visiting churches as part of the choir, discovering “hate sermons”, and fragile masculinity.
“For a lot of people it was less about sexuality and more about femininity because a lot of the men who are charismatic in church are actually straight but they get the same homophobia that gay people get.” View Full Post
James Charles is cancelled? Hashtag No1Curr. These mens of melanin are the ones to follow for a tinted moisturizer recommendation, makeup tips, eyebrow pencil tips and more.
Looks like someone’s love is being hit with all four of the elements in this latest video. Damien Crawford is currently promoting his album ‘THERAPY‘ that dropped on New Year’s Day.
“When the world breaks me down you can build me up,” Damien sings. “I need your infrastructure.”
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D.C. residents wanked less last year and overall search for “no foreplay” were up 626% per PornHub’s 2018 Year in Review data.
Interest in ‘trans’ (aka transgender) porn saw significant gains in 2018, in particular with a 167% increase in searches by men and more than 200% with visitors over the age of 45 (becoming the fifth most searched terms by those aged 45 to 64).
Not only did searches for ‘outdoor’ porn grow throughout 2018, but our statisticians also noted that the number of uploads tagged as being filmed outdoors nearly tripled.
Searches for ‘tattoos’ grew significantly throughout the year, mirroring their increased popularity reported among millennials and young professionals. Pornhub’s ‘Tattooed Women’ category grew in popularity by 88% compared to 2017.
Societal pressures and relationships of people born with extra chromosomes and/or other DNA abnormalities can be a lot to bear. Many parents are told to explore surgery months after their children are born – clitorectomy, vaginectomy, and labiaplasty to name a few. The experiences are vastly different as well. One person mentions having over 200 genital exams before age 18, whereas another person says their girlfriend told them they had a larger clit and to see a doctor.
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