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When the going gets tough, the queens get going: Why drag’s rich history should fuel the resistance

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When the going gets tough, the queens get going: Why drag’s rich history should fuel the resistance : Drag isn’t just our armor. It’s the sp...

In 1958, a young photographer named Art Kane gathered 57 of the greatest jazz musicians in the world on a Harlem sidewalk for a group photo. It was meant to be casual, even spontaneous. He called it A Great Day in Harlem. Legends like Count Basie, Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, and Sonny Rollins stood side by side, smiling, chatting, laughing. Just a moment. Just a morning. Just a photo. But time doesn’t pause for anyone. In 1996, nearly 40 years later, the photo was recreated in the same spot with the few who remained. The brownstone still stood. But most of the faces were gone—lost to time, legacy, and memory. And seeing those two images—side by side—is a quiet reminder: Life moves quickly. People fade. But love, art, and togetherness echo far longer than we realize. In 50 years, many of us won’t be here. But today, we are. So let’s choose to love one another. To forgive. To laugh. To appreciate the moment before it slips away. #TimelessMoments #AGreatDayInHarlem ~Lovely USA

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Scrumptious!

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NOT fucken good! okay?

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There are certain individuals who are classified as "Target Individuals" in the matrix. This group is relatively small, and I call them the "Elect." These people are victims and survivors of ritual abuse and mind control, and are often high-level empaths, primordial souls, and high-frequency lightworkers. Some of them are people with confidential information and have gone rouge or awakened to their programming, like in the movie "Total Recall." These people have been haunted by demonic entities since childhood and experience what seems like a real-life "Truman Show." The Elect have gifts that alone would cause the matrix to collapse. Often, these people experience bizarre circumstances throughout their lives—and no one around them knows about it. They suffer from harassment and gang-stalking by people who are not who they appear, even if they are unaware that they are being used by unseen forces. They can be switched on and off like a light. Targeted individuals often become isolated and/or disappear into obscurity. Most of them face depression, paranoia, anxiety, and suicidal ideation because life as it is is extremely difficult for them and it's not their fault - especially when you can't explain it to others around you.

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  You see, they know who those we call 'gay' really are beyond physical form. So called gays vibrate a highly powerful level of ener...

bahahaha freemasons are "men of integrity and truthfulness" ok so cannibals -incest freaks -crime lords and rapists ? that are literally attempting to steal all the souls of earth in one fell swoop?> lmao

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yes the order of malta is directly responsible for myself almost losing my life in a foreign country at age 16

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: Justice is finally served as the ex- Kentucky police officer who fired ten shots during the raid that killed innocent woman Breonna Taylor is sentenced to three years in prison for excessive force. This ruling has racist Republicans howling in rage... The federal judge overseeing the case declined a MAGA Justice Department request that Brett Hankison, the disgraced officer in question, not be given time. The DOJ's outrageous request sparked fresh outrage and was interpreted by many as Trump pandering to his white nationalist base. A large swath of his supporters don't believe that there is such thing as excessive force when police officers are targeting African Americans. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who assisted the Taylor family in winning a $12 million wrongful death settlement from the city of Louisville, called the DOJ's reversal "an insult to the life of Breonna Taylor and a blatant betrayal of the jury’s decision" that "sends the unmistakable message that white officers can violate the civil rights of Black Americans with near-total impunity." While Hankinson didn't hit anyone during the raid, he fired ten times and the bullets penetrated the wall, flying into a neighboring apartment. He was the only cop charged in relation to Taylor's death. Taylor was killed when two other cops returned fire at her boyfriend. Neither was charged in state or federal court. The drug warrant that the police used to enter the apartment didn't result in any drugs or cash being uncovered. U.S. District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings stated that she was "startled" that there weren't more injuries inflicted during the raid and it "is not appropriate" that Hankinson should escape without prison time.

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I am slowly getting better with my fear of medicine -so my plaque psoriasis is healing really great on these meds and what took me to going to the dr was itching at least every hour all day and the horrible look of my skin -I am rather detached from my body most of the time anyways so I don't know its just when you were forcibly injected you kind of feel really powerless about your health and reaching out - I felt it was a curse that I could over come like oh what are they doing to me now? its like the itching was becoming totally out of control I thought I was going to be the first human to literally die by itching !!! it was torture -now on these meds I have about 1% of itching and my skin is really healing like I estimate that in about 6 months I will be totally cleared up its great but I am stubborn I was like oh I will cure it by aloe gel which did nothing by the way lol this is something I have to overcome if I am going to be healthy and growing old you tend to lose your shyness around medical stuff with all the invasive stuff the only thing I dont think I would be able to do is a colonoscopy unless I really have 2 I still kind of distrust medicine but reaching out has only brought me good things at least I am on the mend :)

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THEY refuse to prosecute their own sex cult satanists for sex(rapes)/cannibalism and severe war-crimes...ever- but someone (that is a non freemason) that steals food (steak or bread etc from wal mart due to mental illness or starvation) is in jail in their for profit rape trade prisons in excess of a year

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truth is nobody gives a fuck about gaza or the USA or injustice like torture etc unless it is actually happening to their individual soul/being -as long as they are okay nobody gives a fuck they can be compassionate and empathize but nobody really can fully grasp what is happening in a totally different jurisdiction or 3000 KM away its almost impossible to even fathom, like a) not being tortured or b) being tortured to death (most people actually care at this point)

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🚨 BREAKING: ICE secretly deported Luis Leon, an 82-year-old torture survivor and U.S. legal resident of nearly 40 years, after he walked into an immigration office to replace a lost green card. Instead of processing the request, ICE handcuffed him, detained his wife for 10 hours, and later told the family; through a fake “lawyer,” that he was dead. Turns out, ICE quietly transferred him through a Minnesota detention center and dumped him in Guatemala, a country he has zero ties to. There’s no deportation paperwork, no public record. His family only found him alive after relatives in Chile tracked him to a Guatemalan hospital. Leon suffers from diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart issues. The DOJ is now under fire, but this is the Trump-era immigration machine still in motion—cruel, unaccountable, and lawless. If they can disappear an elderly, law-abiding U.S. resident… They can disappear anyone.

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