tw biphobia, pedophilia
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don’t you love when even homosexual people violently stigmatise us as pedophiles and predators, like any cyshet does, just for being queer/bisexuals?
this is the type of intercommunity discrimination bi people are victims all the time.
@themoonisbi@TheRealBrandWiz she’s mentioning the ‘87 dc national march as if open bisexuals, and closeted bi people who claimed to be gay/lesbians, weren’t there in large numbers and FOUGHT to be recognised but they were dismissed, treated like shit while homosexuals took all the credits as usual
The word bisexual wasn't in wide usage back then (& not to mention how some gay ppl refused to add the word bisexual to the banners) but bisexuals have always been alongside you marching. Stop the history revisionism
And the mother of pride is a bisexual woman named Brenda Howard
@BiphobiaArchive It really pisses me off how much biphobic monosexual queers hate us that they would not only deny what we experience but go so far as to label us their oppressors. What even goes on in someone's head to think something like that for their fellow queers???
bisexual and trans ppl were in “gay & lesbian” spaces and movements since their inception !
some didn’t know they were bi/trans, others were forced to stay in the second closet or were mistreated/kicked out.
cys gays sistematically refused to document and recognise our presence
people need to read this‼️
“my experience as an out bisexual has also been one of confessor. public "lesbian and gay" people have confided in me that they choose not to come out because "it will ruin [them] me" (i.e. career, politically), or it "will weaken the movement."”
bisexual folks are more likely to be disabled compared to their heterosexual and homosexual counterparts
happy disability pride month to disabled bisexuals 🩷💜💙
We can't stop fighting for it, for all of us. Let us be just as proud and strong as we were this month for the rest of the year, for years to come, for as long as necessary. Love you all xx (2/2)
It's the last day of #pridemonth and I thought I'd make a post about the importance of trans healthcare. It goes deeper than what cis people think and it saves lives. (1/2)