Miss Peppermint
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 24 Jun
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And so that is, and, you know, that's,
That is catalyst for a lot of people to want to start up the Queer Liberation March, you know, and I think that's fantastic, especially given 2020 and the relationship with the police and like so many of these different systems and institutions in the city and beyond that have...
a bad history with the queer community.
And so I support the Queer Liberation March 100%.
It's necessary.
That's what we obviously needs to be sort of the lifeblood and what's at the core.
I think we as a community and as a country lost sight of what it was.
Ultimately, I think as a black person, as a trans person, part of the queer community, yes, I want visibility.
I wanna see, and I'm eating into my little rant later,
I want to see like, you know, inclusion and queerness and black trans people here and all this.
I want to see that everywhere visible.
And I want to see that for at least for the sake of people being inspired to know that they can actually hold those positions later.
But why is that necessary?
That's necessary because in the past, those positions, those opportunities were held from people.
And it wasn't just because they didn't want to have somebody on TV.
They didn't want to have somebody on TV who was queer or this or that because it gave people the opportunity to think larger and it would give them access to information.
personal power and the ability to ascend so they could get access to medications and health care and housing and food and they'd find a way to do that not through the typical systems that want to charge us a subscription just like the black panthers were enacting their free breakfast program and they went and shot them all up they didn't shoot them all up because these were black people that were holding guns they shot them all up because they were providing free breakfast to the to the to a poor neighborhood because it was a
socialist thing.
Exactly.
And that is the biggest threat, obviously, to capitalism.
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