✨perfect Harmony✨

LGBTQ+ people of color exist.

LGBTQ+ people of color have always existed.

LGBTQ+ people of color often feel ostracized in both the queer community and their racial communities.

LGBTQ+ people of color have to face homophobia, transphobia, and racism, and yet are often told to be quiet.

LGBTQ+ people of color don't get enough representation.

LGBTQ+ people of color face disproportionate amounts of violence.

LGBTQ+ people of color have made significant contributions, yet are often ignored.

LGBTQ+ people of color deserve to be recognized and respected.

Please be an ally to us, and support us as we stand up for ourselves and advocate for our needs.

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the stuff some of y’all find problematic makes me wonder if y’all ever go outside and interact with actual people

Our heroes, the brave demigods of the prophecy… and, you know, Leo.

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Do you ever see someone who always looks good like no matter what happens and they could have gone for like a week without showering and have their hair all tangled and their face all grimy but they still look like they could be a fuckin model and then when they actually put effort into how they look it’s like h o l y s h i t a r e y o u t r y i n g t o k i l l m e?!?!? And then just whatever they do is attractive? It’s like, they could just be drinking a bottle of water and they somehow look amazing doing it?!? And then when they do things that aren’t regular, when they do things that are so cute like helping out little kids or taking the blame so someone doesn’t get in trouble and it’s like “dear gods please save me now because this person might just be the best thing in the world”

Yeah that’s how I feel about Percy.

Gabe: From now on you will no longer communicate

Nooroo: *mouth disappears*

Me: bitCH the fUCK YOU JUST DID

Gabe: I was joking, I’m not that cruel

Me:

Writer and RiteGud co-host Raquel S Benedict criticizing sanitized portrayals of queerness in media.