Showing posts with label black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black. Show all posts

Saturday, November 10, 2007

Shades of Love: Black Homosexuality, volume 1

While most of the world and especially in the United States of America, LGBT activists are comparing homosexual rights to Black Civil Rights, for instance in this article, other organizations and bodies took a different approach. For those of us not living the American reality, it's not easy to understand how being gay and Black can shape life into an environment which poses itself to appear to foreigners as the Big Melting Pot and Land of Opportunity, though having its own issues, problems and unbalances that are only known to those people experiencing American life.

By Ijaba Films, Shades of Love: Black Homosexuality is a trilogy of documentaries that express the experiences and problems of black homosexuals. Volume one dispels the myth about the origin of homosexuality among those of African descent. It exposes the many misconceptions that there was no homosexuality in pre-colonial Africa and that homosexuality was introduced to Africans by Europeans. This volume also brings into the open the rampant racism within the LGBT communities. It exposes the hypocrisy among those invoking the spirit of the civil rights movement in an effort to obtain gay rights, who, while doing so, are ferociously practicing the same racism that sparked the civil rights movement of days past.

 

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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Hump Day Eye Candy

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Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Straight Commentary on the "Down Low" lifestyle

Hi Juan, thanks for the invitation to post. I have a small contribution i think your readers may find interesting.

I received an interesting youtube video in my email recently. It was a short documentary/discussion by straight black Americans about DL/Gay/Lesbian Americans. In it they talk about what they like or don't like about the choices made by the DL community, and how they should be treated. While i may not agree fully with the content of the discussion i see the fact that the discussion is occurring and questions are being asked as a vital first step. For this reason, i encourage everyone to share this video, consider its content and spread the discussion.

Link to youtube video: Downlow Real talk