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Feeling grateful for this growing collective of ambitious queers & fierce allies while also looking forward to seeing how we continue to create a stronger community force here in Baton Rouge and beyond. 🌈🏠💜
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Nobody told me Baton Rouge was full of veteran baddies #bingolocobatonrouge @bingo.loco Ty @noctflower_ for coming out with me
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Charlene Schnieder was one of the most important lesbian bar owners in New Orleans and was also one of the many victims of the Lavender Scare. Her life story goes from scrambling in the shadows to defiantly protecting her community. No only this she rubbed shoulders with Melissa Etheridge and Ellen DeGeneres, providing them both early support. #queerneworleans #neworleans #queerhistory #lesbianhistory #queerundergroundtours Sources/Further reading: A Bar Called Charlene’s, Robert W Fiesler https://64parishes.org/a-bar-called-charlenes The Gay Revolution, Lillian Faderman The Lavender Scare, David E Johnson Co-Directed by: quinnlbishop and @mx.maxineviolet Charlene Schnieder: Hudson @billygaycyrus__ Police Officer 1: Joey Algier @joeyalgier Background cast: Andrea @aclendaniel Leora @leora.greene Brittany @brittanyschall Liz @lizkimbrough Anna Biribiglia @annabirbiglia Mary Helen Jones @mhhjones Adelaide Sarto @adelaidesartor Emma Millard @emmaakathleen Eileen Tomczuk @sun.shower.moon.bath Chloe frogsoup69 Kayla @kaayla.gene Emma Brick-Hezeau @emmaturity Amelia Kolp @ameliah_kolp Sammi Jacob’s @noctflower_ Olivia Burton @ol.iviaburton Rebecca Snyder @rrebecca_snyderr Aubrey Mann @cereal.mylk With special thanks to: @stclaudedomino @nola_sapphics
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Happy Pride! 💖🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Black Girls Kissing director, Kiersten White, created this short film to recognize prolific Black queers of the last century for their arts, activism, and literary works! Do you recognize any of them? 1) Alice Dunbar Nelson 2) Gladys Bentley 3) Mary Burrell/Lucy Slowe 4) Pauli Murray 5) Marsha P Johnson 6) Alice Walker 7) Andre Leon Talley Stay strong, connected, proud, and informed! ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻 None of us are free until all of us are! A Differently Curated World won “Best Experimental Short” at Green Mountain International Film Festival and “Best Story” at LA LGBTQ Film Festival in 2024.
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Whew I was a kid at the candy shop 😂🙂 @the_radiobar hosted a really fun event with great vendors (@oni_225, @lazynerdsdesigns, @blerd.ish), music & drinks — I forgot to record but the Suntory Vodka Selterz are 100/10!!!! Now I will share some of my fav openings & endings. No one asked and yet I feel obligated to share heheh 🤭 • Roundabout - JJBA • Melissa - FMA • Vampire Knight & VK Guilty (despite the storyline) 😭 • Blue Bird - Naruto • Silhouette - Naruto Shippuden • Inferno - Fire Force • Cry Baby - Tokyo Revengers • Comedy - Spy x Family • Crossing Field - SAO (tbh any opening with LiSA is just 🔥) Did anyone else go?? I got there closer to 11 LMAO but it was still soo so much fun. Cant wait for the next one :) #maameefuakoomson #maameeats #maamevisits #theradiobar #BRTok #thingstodoinbatonrouge #thingstodoinlouisiana #batonrouge #brfoodie #louisianafoodie #onigiri #japanesehotdog #animenight #blerd #batonrougebar #batonrougenightlife #funthingstodoinbatonrouge #louisianavlogger
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Hi dear 🤗! We contacted you some time back looking for promoters to wear our newest jewelry collection, hope you don't mind me asking you again 🙂 By being an promoter, you will get FREE jewelry as a welcome gift, huge exposure plus lots of other amazing things ✨! Please DM “PROMO” to the main page @JunoValentina.Store within 24 hours to know more details about this 💛! ‎ ‎ 👉 @JunoValentina.Store 👈
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“A Differently Curated World” is Kiersten White’s re-imagined version of the iconic 90’s sitcom “A Different World” as seen through queer black historical figures 💘 (full video on my website) I styled these beautiful people in looks from almost every era in the 1900’s 🌟So thankful @kierstenis_here trusted me with wardrobe for this project because y’all know I’m stuck in the past! I also hand made my own version of the headpiece that Shug from The Color Purple wears in the jukejoint scene (worn by the gorgeous @vahnblack ) There’s really nothing me & my lil hot glue gun can’t do 😂 #ADCW
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Repost @spelman_college ———— Today is National Coming Out Day, a day honoring the LGBTQ+ community, the act of coming out and all the related hopes, fears, dreams and expectations for the future. Kiersten White, C’2018, produced and directed “A Differently-Curated World,” a two-minute short film paying reverence to Black, queer legacies. “In this age of Black nostalgia, as we see the remake of classic Black sitcoms and the reimagining of Black excellence using the tools, fashion, entertainment, and mediums of yesteryear-- we find that one particular community of Blacks is missing from the mainstream conversation, the LGBTQ+ community,” said White. A filmmaker based in New York City, White earned an MFA from Savannah College of Art and Design in film and television and a BFA from Spelman College in comparative women's studies. White is dedicated to intentionally bridging gaps through creative-based community involvement and is passionate about dismantling supremacist structures through visual media that equitably represent and portray marginalized communities. When asked about their hopes for the film, White stated, “It is truly a passion project with the intent of highlighting the images and subjects who have helped shape our Black queer experience and honor those who we look to for guidance in their literature, work, and art. We hope to shed light on our queer predecessors who lived and loved openly in a time of less understanding.” White is featured in the film along with Jada Nycole Ellise, C’2018, who sings a reimagined version of the iconic theme song. Diop Russell, C’2022, is also a producer on the project and Morehouse class of 2021 graduate Sammi Jacobs is a featured actor in the short.
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Today is National Coming Out Day, a day honoring the LGBTQ+ community, the act of coming out and all the related hopes, fears, dreams and expectations for the future. Kiersten White, C’2018, produced and directed “A Differently-Curated World,” a two-minute short film paying reverence to Black, queer legacies. “In this age of Black nostalgia, as we see the remake of classic Black sitcoms and the reimagining of Black excellence using the tools, fashion, entertainment, and mediums of yesteryear-- we find that one particular community of Blacks is missing from the mainstream conversation, the LGBTQ+ community,” said White. A filmmaker based in New York City, White earned an MFA from Savannah College of Art and Design in film and television and a BFA from Spelman College in comparative women's studies. White is dedicated to intentionally bridging gaps through creative-based community involvement and is passionate about dismantling supremacist structures through visual media that equitably represent and portray marginalized communities. When asked about their hopes for the film, White stated, “It is truly a passion project with the intent of highlighting the images and subjects who have helped shape our Black queer experience and honor those who we look to for guidance in their literature, work, and art. We hope to shed light on our queer predecessors who lived and loved openly in a time of less understanding.” White is featured in the film along with Jada Nycole Ellise, C’2018, who sings a reimagined version of the iconic theme song. Diop Russell, C’2022, is also a producer on the project and Morehouse class of 2021 graduate Sammi Jacobs is a featured actor in the short.
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“I’ve been thinking a lot since I’ve been in quarantine. Even though I regret not bringing any makeup to my parents’ house, it has helped me realize certain things about my gender. I feel like in our cisheteronormative society, we heavily relate presentation with gender. As a transfeminine person, most of the time I don’t think I deserve to be respected as a non-binary femme and let other ppl and my self put me down unless I am wearing feminine clothing and/or accessories. I have been trying to validate my identity by buying clothes, trying to get on HRT, laser hair removal, and many other expensive habits. Even though these things help, they do not truly validate me. In this quarantine, I’ve realized that the only way to truly validate myself is from within. I am who I am, whether I have makeup on or none at all. Whether I’m in a fabulous dress or in some jeans and a t-shirt, I will respect myself and others will respect me as well. No matter where I go, who I’m with, how I act, or how I look: I am a non-binary femme and whatever gender I choose now or in the future.” - @nigeljay1297 She/Her/They/Them
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The future is Latina ✊🏽 The future is queer 🏳️‍🌈 #outforundergrad Three queer friends
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You ain’t never had a friend like @nigeljay1297 #ilovelamp #pixar
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