New York “Queer Rising” the Transgender Expression is NOT an Embarrassment! May 13, 2011
Posted by Kelli Anne Busey in Gay Misogyny, homophobia, transgender.Tags: Gay Marriage, Gay Misogyny,, Genda, Transphobia
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Kat over at Enda Blog is righteously “fucking mad” that New York gay’s are continuing to place Marriage equality over GENDA.
I couldn’t agree more with Kat on that count but what makes me really “fucking mad” is a that queer rising, a New York Gay advocacy organization is using Rupaul’s misappropriated brand trying to embarrass their opponents with MY transgender expression.
Ok, you’re thinking, so maybe Queer Rising has a history of transgender activism and being populated by trans people this transgression might not seem as offensive. Viewing the video of past actions I see no obviously trans peeps so we’ll dig a little deeper, there still might be some trans in the woodpile.
Well, Queer Rising’s Facebook page and web page listing past actions doesn’t have anything in support of the most vulnerable of our community, inner city transgender people. 
Neither does Queer Rising cofounder Natasha Dillon Twitter account nor does Queer Rising.
But Queer Rising’s Tweeter stream overflows with tweets by gay people celebrating Queers Rising dehumanizing of transgender people for GAY MARRIAGE!
Queer Rising WHO THE FUCK DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? TAKE THE “T” OUT OF YOUR NAME! you have done nothing to earn it
So, I painted myself into a corner you think defending RuPual of all people!
Number 1. RuPaul is a transphobic cisgender gay pig who’s monetarily capitalizing on the transgender expression which tragically simultaneously assimulates our expression. (we got him, like it or not)
Number 2. That said, drag does fall under the transgender umbrella as much as I don’t like it and you’re using it to denigrate our expression is an attack on our physical welfare.
I got a better idea! Why don’t we place your senatorial opponents on top of your gay fist and humiliate him with the idea HE MIGHT BE GAY? *GASP* Just leave transgender expression and identity alone. I’ll tell you why.
You are gay and lesbian misogynist and did not want to denigrate the gay experience. Becuse transgender people are easily accessible less respected minority EVERYONE can laugh at, one that gay people feel they have some claim to. YOU USED US!
We are not less than you, damn it.
Contact queerrising@gmail.com and/or call Co Founder Natasha Dillon at 917-520-8554.
Goverment suppresion of WikkiLeaks Warning to Transgender and Liberal Bloggers January 10, 2011
Posted by Kelli Anne Busey in transgender.3 comments
Transgender bloggers should take notice of the worldwide governmental conspiratorial hounding of WikiLeaks as they are chased from one counties domain service to another seeking internet asylum from the relentless pursuit of the United States government.
Our most valuable tool in the transsexual equality movement, the Internet is under attack. Sadly the demise of this frontières sans barrières, mankind’s salvation, the forum which the world’s population could still share ideas and mediate differences without governmental interference is being censored, suppressed and sold to corporate entities.
This is our struggle whether we care to admit or not. Our community of bloggers are being imprisoned families persecuted, and silenced at an alarming rate. Becuse of our independent nature we are on the front lines. Independent news and commentary sources are increasingly becoming the victims of international corporate greed in this global tug of war of between governments of habitual brilliance and truth.
The United States Government is leading the way. According to the new Google tool between January 2010 to June 2010 the US government has requested information on data 4287 times, submitted 128 removal requests, which resulted in 678 items removed or 82.8% of removal requests fully or partially complied with by google.
Thats one government’s statics for six months! Google still smarting from Chinese censorship feels compelled to make a running compilation of these statistics. This should serve as a warning as google is becoming alarmed by the worlds governmental bodies increased censorship. No telling what damage the other worlds search engines have done a bequest of the worlds governments.
“when you trust your television
what you get is what you got
cause when they own the information, oh
they can bend it all they want” John Meyer
How does this relate to us? Surly we are so insignificant no one would take notice of us. Thats only true if we are silent and big media the governments mouthpiece. While I’m adamantly opposed to the Tea Parties pictorial targeting of political opponents, the recent public backlash created by the shooting in Arizona will only serve to lead us deeper into information suppression.
This is our fight and trans blogger will be among the first to be silenced should we lose.
Dallas Voice Belching Trans Toxic Trash again May 5, 2010
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Dallas voice attacks me. Again. At least this time they had the guts to call me out by name.
I stand accused by the Dallas Voice author Arnold Wayne Jones of promoting the San Francisco event called ‘tranny Fest’ while simultaneously protesting the movie ‘ticked off trannies with Knives’. Presumably the offence is having a double standard because both events contain the word ‘Tranny’ in the title.
Yes I did publish that story about ‘TrannyFest’ I was asked to do so by a transgender person living in San Francisco who deeply wanted the this event to succeed.
In San Francisco it seems unlike most of the rest of the county, the word “Tranny” is more accepted by transgender people. It is used often casually within the transgender community while addressing each other with dignity and respect.
GAY PEOPLE, READ THIS!
Within the transgender community we occasionally use the word tranny to show affection in the same way some of my black friend call each other “Nigger”.
Like the ‘T’ word, the ‘N’ word often makes me uncomfortable and I tell my friends so. None the less I have been called the ‘N’ and ‘T’ word on occasion by my friends and when they do, my chest pumps up with pride, because they are acknowledging me as an equal and as a confidant. I am proud to be considered their equals because in my heart I know I can only admire many of there qualities and aspire to emulate them.
That is what dignity is. That is what respect for yourself and others earn you.
I recoil in disgust when white people gather in little groups and hate on black people calling them “Niggers”. God I despise that. I recoil in disgust when gay men gather in there little building to hate on transgender people. Same thing.
The Dallas Voice published a story here once again attempting to drag me to their pitiful depths all because I had once again asked to be interviewed so I might present a local transgender persons side of this issue. This has never been allowed by the Dallas Voice. And when I accused John Write the “News” editor of misogyny because he positioned a wonderful considerate and well written synopsis by transsexual advocate Ashley Love’s on the movie TP*WK” as “Scathing’.
Reading that, Wright in a redux of 2009, puffed himself up and warned me “Do you know who I am?” Yes john you are a misogynistic pig and only a coward would encourage others to hurt people and then attempt to obscure themselves behind their Blogs coat tails. When I questioned him about this article he replies ‘it’s the blog and I don’t feel anything ether way about it.’ You are a low life coward John Wright.
You are the news editor of the Dallas Voice. The DV banner on your blog clearly indicates it is the Dallas Voice who publishes this tripe. You IP address indicates it is the Dallas Voice who publishes this blog.
Own Up.
I have to come clean. I’m ashamed to admit but I called John Wright’s blog author a faggot at that point. Well you are what you are. I will be confessing this to my pastor tonight.
No john wright Ms. Love’s dissertation about TO*WK was not scathing. It is a centralist and moderate response to gay peoples efforts to dehumanize and marginalize us.
The word controversy began in 2009 because the Dallas Voice used the word ‘Tranny’ repeatedly and intentionally in a defamatory manner.
The first paragraph in my first article explained my position when I asked them to treat transgender people with respect.
I wrote: “I hope everyone who watches[reads] this comes to appreciates how harmful it is to the self respect of transgender people when you call us “Trannie” and unless we are a entertainer with published articles which we identify ourselves individually as a “Drag Queen or Tranny” please do not call us by these names.”
The promoters of “TrannyFest” identified themselves as ‘trannies’ a word I still find to be derogatory mainly because of gay people who love to sling it around in a demeaning and insulting fashion.
Wit the Dallas Voice.
I do not live in the vindictive hateful depths that these people seem to so thrive in. I will not revert to using slurs (again, I am so sorry god) against the writer of this article or the Dallas Voice.
I will allow them to illustrate to the world once again who they truly are. They can do this filthy work themselves.
HRC 25 years of political revisionism Redux January 14, 2010
Posted by Kelli Anne Busey in bully, transgender.Tags: HRC
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- HRC. Twenty Five Years of pandering to gay indulgences, political influence peddling and self promotional corporate raping of local goodwill donations.
Yeah, yeah yeah I’ve heard it before. HRC changed their ways. They are on our side now. They won’t throw us under the bus again, or would they?
I was perusing the web and found this on a media outlet that helps to disseminate news called MIXX, a article submitted ‘about one year ago’.
25 Years of Political Influence: The Records of the Human Rights Campaign
library.cornell.edu — 25 Years of Political Influence: Records of the Human Rights Campaign The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has worked to garner political influence and leverage it on behalf of greater equality for lesbian, gay male, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Americans.
This paragraph is deeply disturbing because;
It was not until March 2009, one year before this article was posted to MIXX did HRC’s board actually feel compelled by a outraged LGBT communities protests to publish a a statement however factually inaccurate, declaring it would in the future support a gender inclusive ENDA only.
This MIXX article is disturbing because;
- 1. Its is a revision of historical truth
- 2. It is presented as a historically factual reference in a major institution of higher learning for young trusting souls to absorb.
- 3. HRC continues to misinform, revise and assimilate the transgender community by invoking a fairy tale rear view of our historical past. In other words they are pandering to transgender indulgence’s as we grow in political and monetary stature.
HRC is a corporation that’s job one is job preservation..
Would they throw transgender people under the bus again? You can bet your corporate six digit salary they would.
Texas State Board of Education to Decide if School Curriculum is to become religious rights tool January 13, 2010
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Theocracy vs Democracy
Social studies and history lessons taught to Texas school children may soon only include the version approved by Ultra Orthodox Christians who wish to have a European christian interpretation replace those now used.
- Conservative State Board of Education to decide.
Associated Press l“Some board members and the non-expert ideologues they appointed to a review panel have made it clear that they want students to learn that the founding fathers intended America to be an explicitly Christian nation with laws based on their own narrow interpretations of the Bible,” said Kathy Miller, president of the Texas Freedom Network, which opposes initiatives pushed by Christian conservatives.
Former board chairman Don McLeroy, a Republican from College Station, says the conservative efforts have been misconstrued.
- “I don’t see anyone wanting to say that this is a Christian nation or anything like that, “McLeroy said. “The argument is that the principles on which (the nation) has been founded are biblically based.
Salt Lake County Passes Workplace and Housing Non Discrimination Ordinances! January 6, 2010
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Dear Equality Utah Supporter,
Yesterday Salt Lake Countyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Lake_County,_Utah unanimously PASSED TWO Non-discrimination ordinances!
These ordinances protect LGBT residents of unincorporated Salt Lake County from being fired or evicted based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. These areas include: Copperton, Magna, Millcreek, and Emigration Canyon. This is a great victory for our community as Salt Lake County is the most populous county in the state.
Equality Utah continues to work with cities and counties across Utah to protect our gay and transgender residents from discrimination in housing and employment. Each time these well crafted ordinances pass – more and more LGBTQ people can live without fear of losing their jobs or their homes just because of who they are.
Working for a fair & just Utah,
Brandie Balken
Executive Director
Equality Utah
Attend a Citizen Lobbyist Training!
Salt Lake City January 13th, 6 pm, Utah State Capitol Auditorium RSVP to Keri
And we march on!!!
UK Commission Condemns use of Tranny by Belfast Sunday Life January 5, 2010
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PCC finds against Sunday Life on complaint by transsexual
PCC finds against Sunday Life on complaint by transsexual
Ms McCormack complained that an article headlined “Tranny worked in rape centre”, published in the Sunday Life on 1 November 2009 was discriminatory in breach of Clause 12 (Discrimination) of the Editors’ Code of Practice. The complaint was upheld.
The article reported concerns about her suitability for the role and described her as a ‘tranny’ in the main text and in the headline. The complainant said that the term ‘tranny’ was deeply insulting and that there was significant difference between transvestites and transsexuals, arguing that the term tended to be used by the former and not the latter. The Sunday Life had said that no offence had been intended in the use of the word which it considered to be “widely used” in articles about transsexuals and transvestites.
Taking into account the full context of the piece, the Commission considered that the use of the word ‘tranny’ – which was a needless abbreviation, held by many to be offensive – was pejorative and the complaint was upheld on this point.
Ms McCormack made a number of other complaints, both about the article and a follow up piece, about accuracy, privacy and harassment, but none of these were upheld.
The adjudication was published in the Sunday Life on 3rd January 2010.
To read the adjudication, click here.
For more information, please contact Jonathan Collett on 020 7438 1246 or 07740 896805.
ENDS
Notes to Editors
1. This is a landmark ruling on the use of terminology in this area as the first ruling since the Editors’ Code of Practice (which is enforced by the PCC) was amended by the Editors’ Code of Practice Committee (which operates independently of the PCC) in 2005 following representation from community representatives. For further information see here.
Dallas Texas Homeless Youth January 4, 2010
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The weather is predicted to be the coldest of the season the week 0f January 4th 2010.
Emergency shelter addresses and contact numbers for agencies that will help in Dallas Texas.
| Austin Street Shelter 2929 Hickory Tel: 214 428 4242 |
The Family Place Victims of Domestic Violence Tel: 214 941 1991 |
| Dallas Life Foundation 1100 Cadiz Tel: 214 421 1380 |
The Salvation Army 5302 Harry Hines Blvd. Tel: 214 424 7000 |
| Family Gateway (Family Shelter) 711 S. St. Paul Tel: 214 741 6515 ext. 101 |
Union Gospel 3211 Irving Blvd. Men: 214 637 6117 Women & Children: 214 638 2988 |
| Promise House 224 W. Page 24HR: 214 941 8578 Youth Shelter Ages 10-17 Transitional Housing Ages 18 – 21 Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance (located at The Bridge) |
YMCA Casa Shelter 24HR Tel: 214 358 4504 Youth Shelter Ages 10-17 |
Who owns the facts? The AP and the “hot news” controversy May 10, 2009
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In 1918, the Supreme Court created a “hot news” quasi-property right that still exists in some places today, and the Associated Press has been threatening to take on the blogosphere with it. Ars digs into the “hot news” historical archive to explain why the idea has always been controversial.
