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Category: Valentine’s Day

He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not – 38 Vintage Charms To Hold In Our Dystopian Arms

We all need a little bit of love in this new reality we find ourselves in. It would be rather selfish and greedy of me not to craft a mix of the rollercoaster of our most direct and valid emotional experience, right? Right. Of course, classic consistent Venus in Taurus me went for a full…

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Black Magic: Girl Group Solidarity, Queer Love and Black Lives Remembered – A Mixtape

I’ve said quite often, for little Black Queer Boys 20 something years ago like myself, Girl Group Songs saved a life quite often. Well, mine. I should really speak for myself. In the weird role play between gender expression and having even in the 1990’s so few cultural placeholders to identify with, I grasped full-hearted…

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