Lift Detroit: Black Tie Gala. Great night. Great people. #YoungProfessionals #networking
Added the video to the site check it out http://www.novabrown.com
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Not the throwback pink Tommy Hilfigers tho. lol. I went deep into the garage in search for these haha
(BTS) Nova Brown Brand Collection x Eugene Shin
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#MyPotOfGold BOWTIE. HAPPY ST.PATTY’S DAY!!!!
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Gender identity and expression panel at Harvard Law! Lesbians of Color Symposium, Hispanic/Black Gay Coalition. Such an inspirational event!
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The Peculiar Kind is a web series that candidly explores the lives and experiences of queer women of color with eye-opening and unscripted conversations.
Episode one of The Peculiar Kind explores “Party Etiquette” i.e. Jealousy, Flirting, One Night Stands, Using Protection, Getting Home Safely, & Hate Crimes.
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Ignacio Rivera
Prefers the gender-neutral pronoun “they,” has spoken at home and abroad on such topics as racism, sexism, homo/transphobia, transgender issues, anti-oppression, anti-violence, multi-issue organizing and more. In addition to lectures and keynotes, their work manifests itself through skits, one-person shows, poetry, spoken word performance, workshops, readings and experimental film.
Ignacio is the founder of Poly Patao Productions. P3 is dedicated to producing sex-positive workshops, performance pieces, films, play parties, panel discussions, social/political groups and educational opportunities that are specially geared toward queer women, transgender, multi-gender, gender-queer, gender non-conforming and gender variant people of color.
They also helped found the the Queers for Economic Justice, a progressive non-profit organization committed to promoting economic justice in a context of sexual and gender liberation, as one of the board members.
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GO LIKE US ON FACEBOOK CAMO x STUDS #bowtie #NOVABROWN #WFPC
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jpok:
sometimes i really wish that i have the chance to let my parent knows who i am.
sigh.Yes, I second that.
I wish I could’ve been able to say something as clears as this! But it’s literally impossible to hold a normal conversation on this topic with my mother.
It’s such a breach in our relationship, and I have no idea how I can fix it or make it better. It’s something that always nags at me because I really want to be honest and true to myself. But I can’t, not with my family.
