Tony's Super Queer-a Feministic Extra Black-i-docious Posse
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The Boxes We Die In: How the CDC’s Broken Categories Erase Black Gay Men (opens the original)
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The way the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) counts HIV transmission and AIDS in the United States is not built to reflect what actually happened to a person’s body. It is built on something called a <a href="https://www.ohesi.ca/
A Tale of Two Kittens—Carlos and Filipe | PHOTO: The Legend of “Sleepy Fellow,” the Headless Kitten”😏 (opens the original)
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Unable to harness boundless kitten energy, Carlos and Filipe feed off of one another’s momentum. It’s as if they are binary stars, one orbiting about the other destined for super nova status. Don’t get me wrong. They do rest from time to time. Still, unless they are asleep, their energy never becomes a void—nothingness—as if a black hole. Gravity cannot always constrain them. Think of Coronal Mass Ejections (<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronal_mas
On Einstein’s God and Martin Luther King’s Promised Land: Physics Is the God, But Your Grandmother Knew Something Before the Scientists Did (opens the original)
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Science has spent the last three decades catching up to what Black matriarchs, indigenous grandmothers, and diasporic communities have always known. The research on intergenerational trauma transmission confirms it now in the language of molecular biology. Methylation patterns. Cortisol responses. Hypervigilance encoded at the cellular level<
Evolution Won. Now What?—A Conversation About Bias, Tribalism, and the Lie of Arrival Based on my Experience with Racist Yellow Taxicab Service in NYC (opens the original)
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The cab driver who passes me isn’t necessarily passing me because she or he hates Black people. They are passing me because the system they operate inside has taught them which passengers represent value and which neighborhoods supposedly represent risk to their asset, which is their license, their taxi medallion, their livelihood.That calculation reproduces racial harm without requiring racial hatred. And it runs through every ownership group regardless of their race because once you enter the
MOVIE REVIEW TIME — “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and “The End of Oak Street” | Spidey’s Brilliance Transcends Genre | Oak Street’s Prehistoric Failure Unwittingly Signals the Death of Theater Etiquette (opens the original)
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Hype is a dangerous commodity in modern cinema. If you were to look at the early aggregate critic scores for THE END OF OAK STREET, you would think writer-director David Robert Mitchell and producer J.J. Abrams had delivered a groundbreaking sci-fi masterpiece. After all, it boasts a glowing 85% c
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