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Bad Grrrl Agro
13th July 2009, 05:21
The murder of Teisha Green shows how tragic hate violence is. Transphobia and homophobia and racism and sexism, ect are all terrible products of this American society. For those who are unfamiliar Teisha Green was a transwoman of color who was brutally murdered.

Info:

http://www.cnycentral.com/news/video.aspx?id=323540

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=91245428796
PetalPinkPeace
19th July 2009, 18:30
How horrible! Being murdered for both your colour and your sexuality... Stupid nazi fucks!!
Bad Grrrl Agro
23rd July 2009, 06:14
The verdict came out and Dwight Delee (the person being tried for her murder) is found guilty of Manslaughter one as a hate crime and illegal possession of a firearm.
zerozerozerominusone
25th July 2009, 13:30
Transphobia and homophobia and racism and sexism, ect are all terrible products of this American society.

Did such things not exist prior to the establishment of the United States?

I might point out also that this "American society" has provided you with the means of expressing yourself in this forum, allowing you to say anything you wish. Call me crazy, but I don't see it as being all bad.
Verix
2nd August 2009, 21:50
Did such things not exist prior to the establishment of the United States?

I might point out also that this "American society" has provided you with the means of expressing yourself in this forum, allowing you to say anything you wish. Call me crazy, but I don't see it as being all bad.
tell that to the victims of McCarthyism....
the last donut of the night
2nd August 2009, 22:14
Did such things not exist prior to the establishment of the United States?

I might point out also that this "American society" has provided you with the means of expressing yourself in this forum, allowing you to say anything you wish. Call me crazy, but I don't see it as being all bad.

Yeah, and that American society also gave us Reagan.
Bad Grrrl Agro
3rd August 2009, 05:05
Did such things not exist prior to the establishment of the United States?

I might point out also that this "American society" has provided you with the means of expressing yourself in this forum, allowing you to say anything you wish. Call me crazy, but I don't see it as being all bad.

In quite a few older societies there was much more acceptance. I've pointed it out before:

-In many Native American societies, two spirits were considered not only to be equal, but to have special spiritual powers

-In the Mexica and Mayan civilizations, Muxes have been widely accepted and certain Deities took BOTH male and female form.

-In India, Hijras are believed to have special spiritual power.