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“Famous loves unknown?” Ha! The last great taboo.
The passing of Proposition 8 and the racist rhetoric being spewed in California has most certainly put a damper on Obama’s victory. As a queer woman of color, I feel very conflicted by the blame placed squarely on the shoulders of the black community. While I acknowledge the fact that African Americans disproportionately voted for the amendment, the anger and rage directed at the community (INCLUDING Queer POC) by elitist gay media is absolutely sickening.
I feel like I can’t win….
what is this? the last pic is of that neo-nazi guy who IS African American with a QUEER mother…he is crazy… where did this come from?
I say, heh, why not, let’s love each other!!!!
Prop.8 is disgusting. And anyone who agrees with it is immoral and a hypocrite.
You can’t be serious..
i cant believe somebody is so sick.
People fall in love, if it’s a girl, or a boy, old or young, white or black.
and nobody should interfere. im f’ing 15 years old and even i understand that love (shouldnt/has) no limits, it sickens me to know that people like him on the last photo exists..
yeah! let’s love everbody around the world !!!( ^_^)!
Third one looks like an Indian bride because of the garland and the man doesn’t look like a groom because he’s not even dressed up