Queer Trans Diversity Coalition of Hamilton

WANTED USED BOYS BABY CLOTHES (WINTER CLOTHES NOT NEEDED) A MOM IN NEED ANYONE HAVE ANYTHING TO DONATE DROP OF AT TRACIE'S BY FEB 9... THANK U IN ADVANCE See more

On #WorldCancerDay help your doctor -- newly graduated or long-practising -- to provide safe(er) cervical cancer screening for #trans patients. http://transpap1...01.ca #TransPap101 Congratulations to the LGBTQ+ Interest Group at McMaster University’s Medical School and staff physicians from McMaster’s Departments of Family Medicine and Obstetrics & Gynecology on the launch of this fantastic resource.

Happy Black History Month! As part of our Black Futures series, I want to celebrate Hamilton's own Sarah Jama! Sarah co-founded the Disability Justice Network of Ontario, and her work as community and disability justice activist has made my community stronger. Thank you, Sarah!

Queer Celebrities of Colour: Billy Porter born September 21, 1969 is an American Broadway theater performer, singer, and actor. He attended the Musical Theater program at Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts School's School of Drama, graduated from Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama, and achieved fame performing on Broadway before starting a solo career as a singer and actor.[1]... Awards 2013 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actor in a Musical 2013 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical 2019 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Black Queer Female Activist: AUDRE LORDE Audre Lorde (1934- 1992) is an American-Caribbean writer, a radical feminist, a womanist (the term came up by Alice Walker to describe the feminism of black women) and an activist in the struggle for civil rights. Audre Lorde was born in New York, a family of Caribbean emigrants who settled in Harlem. Lord’s mother was a mulatto but could go white. They were very proud of this fact the family. The father was darker than the mother’s pa...rents wanted, and they were only allowed to marry thanks to his charm. Audre Lorde died on November 17, 1992. Unfortunately, colored people are too often discarded to the periphery both in the gay community and in society as a whole: the work of the whole life of Audrey Lord was a relentless protest against such a position. Audre Lorde is the greatest and loyal supporter of truth, whose role for the whole generation is that it helped him look at the world in a new way. That’s why Audre Lorde is included in this edition.

28 Short Facts: Fact 1 Ballroom Culture is a Black and Latin Queer cultural contribution to our diverse community. Ball culture, drag ball culture, the house-ballroom community, and similar terms describe an underground LGBT subculture that originated in 1920s New York City, in which people "walk" (i.e., compete) for trophies, prizes, and glory at events known as balls. Ball participants are mainly young African-American and Latin American members of the LGBTQ community.... #HappyBlackHistoryMonth #UnitedandInclusive #BIPOCLove

Is there anyone who would be willing to work on having something like this in Haldimand and/or Norfolk? Apparently it is not paint.

Which logo do you want to represent our community and organization? #YourCommunityYourChoice

I might be wrong but where is the line between racism and over exaggerating

RIP my sister......It’s sad that we have lost another Soldier in the war on Transphobia..../