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Brad M
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Folklorist. Nerd. Hermit. Las Vegas. Those really do sum it up. he/him 🏳️‍🌈
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Maralen is so much fun to play. Definitely going to be built as a commander. I will reach apotheosis as academic background and Magic decks fully align
January 18, 2026 at 5:18 AM
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Adding alt text to Gillian's post. The US military fights against us, not for us. Black trans women always fight for us, which is why they come for them first

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Wooden placard that reads WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY THE BLACK NITE UPRISING Eight years before New York's Stonewall Riots. the Black Nite Uprising united a community, awakened local activism, and scored an early victory for the emerging LGBTQ rights movement in the United States. On August 5, 1961, four servicemen went on a homophobic dare to the Black Nite (400 N. Plankinton Ave.) a well-known LGBTQ tavern. After losing a fight with Josie Carter (1941-2014) a black woman of trans experience, the men vowed to return and "clean up" the bar. "We do not run from a fight, Josie replied. "we do not run from anything." Josie's courage was a call to action. When the servicemen returned later that night, they faced over 70 customers who heroically defended their safe space from invasion. In 2021, the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project obtained official civic commemoration to ensure the Uprising will never be forgotten. ERECTED 2023 WISCONSIN LGBTQ HISTORY PROJECT FUNDED BY THE: WILLIAM G. POMEROY FOUNDATION
June 5, 2025 at 6:27 PM