Discovering the Gender and Racial Divide in the LGBTQIA+ Community.

Growing up in Delaware, going to school in Mississippi, and currently living in New York City, Femi Redwood has a unique perspective on the gender and racial divide in the LGBTQ community.
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[@Wiinnk]

I've seen it be all ❤ it was before society started adding more and more labels causing more division. My generation was taught to love everyone and we fought against labels that put us in a box. We can learn and go back to being a better society by seeing what we don't want.

[@diaryofarealmom3264]

Or maybe she has had a bad experience. Ummm, 99% of bars are for EVERYONE. There is just some specific bars for some people. Not saying no one else is allowed. 🤦‍♀️

[@user-xp6xw8zl6z]

I feel like there can be all. I don't club. I have never been. But I do see the reason for Lesbian clubs being just women. Because women do feel safer in women only spaces, I think we should respect that. However, I do see that a lot of lesbians want spaces for everyone gay, straight, lesbians, bi, pan, whatever. I think if you all found each other to make that space, it would be dope.

[@inmythoughts718]

THESE DAYS CHECK THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE..

[@ktjamlex]

By calling something "a lesbian bar" you are adding to the problem. To me a bar is a bar, it's not "who I have sex with" bar.