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    Not (Just) Another Queer Movie: My Afrofeminist Review of Pariah

    December 9, 2011 - By Spectra Speaks

    Wait a minute, not all lesbians in movies are white, rich or middle-class with no bills to pay? You mean “life” doesn’t get put on pause so that all gay people can experience the thrill of coming out at summer camp? And, there are other LGBT issues worth talking about…

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    Open Letter to LGBT Nigerians and Diaspora: Stand Fast, Change is Coming

    November 29, 2011 - By Spectra Speaks

    They are afraid, of our voices, of our power, of our resiliency. They are afraid of a younger generation of citizens, activists, and diaspora, and our collective belief in a more progressive Nigeria. They are afraid of our growing influence as we gather allies not just from the west, but…

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    Not Your Ordinary Thanksgiving: Reflections on Nigeria’s Anti-LGBT Bill (from a Gay Nigerian)

    November 24, 2011 - By Spectra Speaks

    Today, as I await the news of Nigeria's latest anti-LGBT bill, I feel like an abandoned child who belongs nowhere -- it has nothing to do with not having a place to eat Turkey.

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    PSA For Transgender Awareness Week: Transgender Doesn’t (Always) Equal Transitioning

    November 15, 2011 - By Spectra Speaks

    About a month ago, I wrote a write on my tumblr account in response to numerous inquiries from people right after I disclosed that I was gradually accepting a shift in my gender identity (i.e. feeling way more masculine than I do feminine) about when I would be transitioning. Na…

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    An Immigrant’s Halloween: Blackface, Ghetto Parties, and Disney Princesses

    October 25, 2011 - By Spectra Speaks

    I actually want to have fun during Halloween this year. I don't want to feel constantly triggered by offensive costumes. I actually want to smile at kids when they come trick or treating. I want to carve my first pumpkin without being cheered on by coworkers in blackfaced Bob Marley…

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