Homophobia/Homophobia In Communities of Color...Sigh.

This is the one and only video that I have done on homosexuality/homophobia/homophobia in the communities of color. After speaking with a friend about it today, I just had to get this off of my chest. I just want people to EVOLE. Evolution is the resolution. Know this. You also cannot have a resolution without a revolution... and that cannot happen without a revelation. Hopefully for some people that will begin here.

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Homosexuality
• Sex
• Homophobia
• Person of color
• Black community
• Racism
• Lesbianism
• Bisexuality
• Gay
• Black Consciousness
• pride

[ersaamen]

hHhahahah OMG I LOVE YOU!!!! 

[alexiscentric]

@ersaamen Love you back!

[MsKinkiLocs]

I really enjoy your vids however I would have to respectfully disagree 1 major point you made. I do not believe that the Black or African American Experience is "Parallel" to the Homosexual Experience. How are they even comparable? Ok so yes both have fought and are still fighting for equal justice/rights but thats where it ends in my opinion. Black people were brought here involuntarily, worked for FREE for 400 years, were not LEGALLY considered humans...

[alexiscentric]

@MsKinkiLocs If you want to discuss this further and in depth, feel free to email me, MsKinkiLocs., and we can discuss it more in depth and in a more private forum. Either way, thanks for the comment. Your post is an example of why Imade the video :)

[alexiscentric]

@KINGSTONEWALL1999 I'm not interested, but thank you. 

[alexiscentric]

@KINGSTONEWALL1999 One of those LOVING people from God's army I see. Yes, please do subscribe. Have a nice day :)

[EmonofZion]

I like this vid although I don't agree 100% I believe that all people are human and should truly be treated equally. Like my pastor says you don't throw the baby out with the bath water!

[QueenSemiramis]

Lol.  I call it 'fuckery'

[MsKinkiLocs]

@alexiscentric Thanks for your response, Enjoy your day ;-)

[alexiscentric]

@MsKinkiLocs (pt3) still considered less than human BY LAW. I could go on and site all of the historical examples of Gay history in the US, but I suspect it wouldn't make a difference...and frankly, if people were interested they would research this themselves. What I will say is that I am always saddened by Blacks who are more offended by the comparison to the Gay community (as if it's separate from the Black community) and less offended by the inequality that gays suffer. THAT is the issue.