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Genderqueer Afro Shine | Juneteenth Pride

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Moment to Pause to honour the Genderqueer Afro Excellence in your life.

Of course I am going to spotlight myself! I am genderqueer, Afro Excellence.

rural queer think black lives matter screen print on rose pattern material with a fist holding a radish
rural queer think black lives matter screen print on rose pattern material with a fist holding a radish

Although life is tragic I usually give out the truth like the sweet treat it is! My authentic self. In some moments I am in awe of how my life is progressing. I am my younger self’s plea to the universe and my Ancestry’s wildest dream. I am so grateful! I am still learning and also retain somethings. I deserve respect! What I offer my community is genuine support for liberation.

I made original design stickers that I can post around and share. I especially love the differently abled queer sticker design. Which gives me the regular affirmations I need. In addition, I wrote a zine to highlight the systemic racism and genderphobia in my life — the Beautifully Brown, like me e-zine, available for free.

I do this work to honour the Trans + Genderqueer folks of our Ancestry. May your lessons and ways of being resonate in me!

Gladys Bentley the first publicly open Afro Entertainer in the 1930's wears a white suit and top hat with cane
Gladys Bentley the first publicly open Afro Entertainer in the 1930’s wears a white suit and top hat with cane

In celebration of Juneteenth Pride we are are holding a Land and Community Reparations Campaign! Our efforts can only be realized with your support and provide dynamic liberatory programming. Offer racial reckoning by June 30th.


1. Word Of Mouth: The only way to achieve our goals is for you to spread our request far and wide. Print, Post, Share. Circulate our campaign so we meet our goals! #BeginWithReparations

2. Give Money: A paypal cash return or Cryptocurrency donations or legacy bequests.

1$ – 7$ – 15$ – 20$ – 35$ – 50$ – 100$ – 200$

3. In-kind Giving: of Seeds, hygiene items, gift cards, dehydrated herbs + spices, dehydrated fruits + foods, herbal medicine, majikal items, healthcare treatments, and/or remote administrative work.

Let us prove that grassroots, European led, community based reparations initiatives can thrive. Will you give?

kuwa jasiri (the one) laughs while on the porch interacting with the container garden
kuwa jasiri (the one) laughs while on the porch interacting with the container garden

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