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As with any group, some parts are good and some are bad. I like the good ones but I don't like the bad ones.

^ Yep.

This is an example of the bad. Is it queer black privilege to point out straight white privilege?

This is an example of the bad. Is it queer black privilege to point out straight white privilege?

{I wanna put this in the WERP; Popular Media is for discussion of works made by professional/famous artists.}

I'd say being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender pretty much is, just like having a mole or a headache (being heterosexual springs to mind) pretty much is.

Not too much there to have any thoughts on

well it was just a matter of time. there will always be a group people look down at. and the more educated we get the more accepting we also get. just like blacks, jews, and women, this time its the LGBTs time.

I see no reason why this group gets so much flak other than the fact that they are pursuing happiness outside of traditional judeo-christian boundaries. the status quo needed to be challenged a long time ago, and I'm glad there is always someone willing to rise up to the call.

-Blade

This is an example of the bad. Is it queer black privilege to point out straight white privilege?

Basically saying a straight-white-male can't advocate for racial or sexual minorities or perform hip hop.

It's like they've never even heard of Vanilla Ice.

Straight white men can't do hip hop well. It's like you've never even heard Vanilla Ice.

It's like you've never even heard Vanilla Ice.

Homo hop does need to get more exposure though. Cakes da Killa is great.

Homo hop

I'm really not liking this title

What's wrong with it just being a part of hip hop? Why the segregation of classification from the sole fact of the sexual orientation of the performer?