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Tuesday, November 16th, 2021
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| 7:19a | Avicii I was busy building up a reputation Did a lot of things out of desperation Back up on my feet, got the motivation Now I found my faith and a good vibration Search for you, love of creation When you're feeling down in this place, just replace them Keep a vision on the one you've been chasing When the time comes we'll run to the station We've been laced with the powers of creation So when the sun sets, you bet you must face them Remember when we were running 'cross the nation We were living for the here and now You can't catch me I'll be gone by the time they come You can't catch me The war is already won Current Mood:  happy |
| 6:07p | India - Israel for Transgender people Maybe my homeland is India? https://introtoqueerstudies.wordpress.c In many countries in southern Asia, people who are born male, but present their gender in a feminine manner, often identify as hijras. Since their identity is a separate, third gender that carries characteristics of both man and woman, it challenges western gender and sexual classifications. Hijras played an important role in India’s history and were celebrated in many Hindu texts. They were seen as symbols of good luck and fertility and would preform at weddings and after births. But, due to British colonialism imposing new codes of sexual morality, hijras were legally and socially ostracized from society. Hijra’s are often shunned by their families and expelled from their homes. Many hijras live together in communities for a sense of stability and protection. Imagine a Gensokyo like community in real life!   Current Mood: excitedCurrent Music: Dead Or Alive - Nukleopatra |
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