UPDATED: Pride in London cites ‘hot weather’ for anti-trans group being allowed to lead parade

asynca:

rememberwhenyoutried:

rememberwhenyoutried:

rememberwhenyoutried:

Protect trans people from #terfs, and useless “allies”.

Links: first tweet, second tweet, full video (Facebook link)

We got TERFs, sympathisers, or cowards in the Pride London directors.

Please notice how the TERFs are the ones with the ‘Lesbian NOT Queer’ signs. Being anti-Queer is a TERF DOGWHISTLE. To everyone who is anti-Queer but says, “I’M NOT A TERF!” you are absorbing terf lesbian separatist ideology that is fundamentally fragmenting and anti-unity/anti-solidarity in nature. Please consider the roots of your anti-Queer sentiment and why Queer, above any other word that can be used as a slur (but can also be used in an empowering, uniting way) is the one word that is verboten. 

United we stand, divided we fall. Don’t fragment our vulnerable community, stand with your queer siblings against the people who seek to invalidate us and take away our rights. 

UPDATED: Pride in London cites ‘hot weather’ for anti-trans group being allowed to lead parade

mankoshoujo:

For the love of god can people stop spreading unnecessary panic by rebloging that 2 year old post about the threat on houston pride

1.) you’re doing absolutely nothing by rebloging it if you see a threat you need to report it or else nothing will be done about it

2.) the only thing you are doing is causing unnecessary panic

3.) it takes 2 seconds to look at the date in the screenshot to realize it’s not recent

4.) houston pride is over now and nothing fucking happened so stop rebloging it

bibliophilicwitch:

fuckyeahlesbianliterature:

shiraglassman:

floramei:

maderr:

maderr:

affablyevil:

maderr:

amvi1323:

amvi1323:

Less Than Three Press

Ninestar Press

Harmony Ink

Dreamspinner Press

DSP Publications

Loose ID

Pride Publishing

Riptide Publishing

MLR Press

JMS Books

Blind Eye Books

Interlude Press

And there are many many more

I will be eternally grateful to anyone who can produce a list of scifi/fantasy/fiction books with queer female main characters.

Please…?

I’ll do this as soon as I’m at my computer, since doing it on my phone is impossible

Alright, I may be too little, too late, but here is my contribution at any rate. I hope some of them suit ^^

Keeper of the Dawn by Dianna Gunn

As I Descended by Robin Talley

Labyrinth Lost by Zoraida Cordova

A Darkly Beating Heart by Lindsay Smith

Of Fire & Stars by Audrey Coulthurst

Romancing the Inventor by Gail Carriger

Bryony and Roses by T. Kingfisher 

The Best of Both Worlds by Victoria Zagar

All Things Rise by Missouri Vahn

Beauty & Cruelty by Meredith Katz

A Question of Counsel by Archer Kay Leah

Breakfire’s Glass by A.M. Valenza

The Broken Forest by Megan Derr

Clariel by Garth Nix

Ash by Malinda Lo

Waiting for You by Megan Derr

Crystal Cage by Victoria Zagar

Glove of Satin, Glove of Bone by Rachel White

Hair to the Throne by Meredith Katz

Skyborn by Helena Maeve

The Galloway Road by Catherine Adams

The Scars of Jocasta Lacroix by Jack Harvey

Treason by Althea Claire Duffy

Walking on Knives by Maya Chhabra

Winterbourne’s Daughter by Stephanie Rabig

Addict by Matt Doyle

Shaper by Christine Danse

Nightshade by Brooke Radley

The Caphenon by Fletcher DeLancey

Daughter of Mystery by Heather Rose Jones

The Cybernetic Tea Shop by Meredith Katz

Ice Massacre by Tiana Warner

Okay, hopefully that’s a good start ❤

the OP of the screenshotted tweet is on tumblr, and an author too, having put out Chameleon Moon and related stories. 

I’m really relieved that both RoAnna and Heather’s books are linked on this post because if their tweets were going to be circulating around Tumblr with no way to indicate that Heather’s written a three-book (so far) fantasy series about magical lesbians and bi women in early 19th century Central Europe and RoAnna writes hopeful superhero dystopians that feature the only f/f/f triad MC’s I can think of in any book, that would have been hecking unfair.

@affablyevil, I hope that helps, but if you want more books, here’s a list I made a while ago of ten SFF f/f’s where they don’t die, and I am continually reading more and recommending more. (Have you heard of Flowers of Luna? College f/f set at fashion design college on the moon.)

[image description: a tweet from RoAnna Sylver (@RoAnna Syvler) reading “This June, please rememeber that there are more LGBT books than the ones you see everywhere put out by the Big 5, ad indies are amazing/worthy.” The next reblog is a tweet from Heather Rose Jones (@heatherrosejones) reading: “Making a list of queer SFF for Pride Month? Remember to look outside the mainstream presses. Don’t shut queer publishers out of queer lit.”]

Here’s a bunch of Goodreads lists that might help! 

Speculative Fiction (SFF and Horror):

And some more lists, including a whole history of LGBT SFF!

Also worth checking out is Queership!

this is an excellent post

bunney:

bunney:

valid reasons to hate tumblr: very intense hivemind, huge amount of literal nazis/pedophiles, less than adequate blocking system, 0 support from staff, nobody fact checks anything, etc

NOT a valid reason to hate tumblr: some 14 year old using xe/xir pronouns

“tumblr is a hellscape”

“-because [complaint about amount of queer people on the site]”

silversnake13:

Reblog if:

-You like girls.

This means real girls.

Trans girls.

Trans girls are real girls.

Queer girls.

Queer girls are real girls.

Gender non conforming girls

Gender non conforming girls are real girls.

Nonbinary girls.

Nonbinary girls are real girls.

Genderfluid girls.

Genderfluid girls are real girls.

All girls who identify as girls are real girls regardless of looks, physical genitalia, or sexuality.

By rebloging this you show you are a person who likes and respects all girls and women.

Message me @silversnake13 if you need any support or a friend:)

boykeats:

THE GAY DANCE FLOOR, a composite blackout poem of three Washington Post articles on the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, for the first anniversary of the event, by Keaton St. James

“then, we became the wound pleading for the dead. /  the first moments were filled with dark. it’s totally different now. we’re all still grieving but underground the 49 names of the dead asked us  /  for real healing. so we returned to the gay dance floor, leaving candles and flowers for them.”

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