im grey. 32 year old funny little guy (agender) from florida. artist, graphic designer, crochet bastard, yuri warrior, frog enjoyer, bad game enthusiast, and dwarf fortress understander who drinks too much iced tea. banned from twitter for being too epic and sexy.
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i was possibly thinking of putting this on a tshirt on society6 and donating the profits to equality florida or sone other florida based org for lgbtq legal defense/lgbtq charity. maybe let me know what you guys think?
i'd buy one! maybe once i get to college tho due to The Circumstances of Current Household Relations. although i honestly don't know how equipped EQFL is to do anything substantive. i emailed their "Director of Trans Equity" since i have a contact in EQFL but all they really seemed to have at the time (2nd of November) was "we're gonna show up at the meetings and hope for a public comment section."
yeah :/ ive got some experience with EQFL as well and they kinda suck. was thinking maybe if i could find a florida specific org run by LGBTQ people i would donate there, but i haven't done much research yet
there's a lot of queer people in the org, i don't know that the problem is a lack of them. EQFL's record seems to be pretty good when it comes to defeating legislation, but now most of the anti-queer agenda is being executed through school boards and various other non-legislative bodies, and that's a lot harder to defeat. and i don't think they've really adapted to it at all. i hope i'm wrong, but the climate has changed so much in florida so quickly that i don't know if there's much a non-profit that has to operate completely above board can do. if you can find a florida queer mutual aid fund, that might do more good in the long run? especially since EQFL has lots of money behind them already.
yeah i think a mutual aid fund is more along the lines of what i'm thinking! i just need to find one
