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Kesha on protecting the trans community: 'I will not be quiet about basic human rights'

  • Kesha is releasing a new album on July 4 under Kesha Records, featuring the singles 'JOYRIDE' and 'DELUSIONAL'.
  • Kesha stated, 'Trans visibility day has me thinking about what a huge support the trans community has been,' highlighting her allyship.
  • The T*ts Out Tour begins on July 1, featuring 25 cities, and Kesha promises to create a 'safe space' for people during the events.
  • Kesha expressed strong support for the trans community, stating, 'I will not lay down, I will not be quiet about basic human rights.
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Kesha on protecting the trans community: 'I will not be quiet about basic human rights'

Kesha commented: "I want everyone out there to know that they have an ally, someone that is a warrior" The post Kesha on protecting the trans community: ‘I will not be quiet about basic human rights’ appeared first on Attitude.

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Kesha says she's going to fight for LGBTQ+ rights 'until the day that I die'

Pop icon Kesha is releasing a new album later this year on July 4 under her new independent label Kesha Records. The album will include her 2024 singles ‘JOYRIDE’ and ‘DELUSIONAL’. A press release sent out along with the announcement of the album drove home the “political” side of her music, writing: “The most political thing we can do right now is love. Love ourselves and love each other.” “We will not be quiet, and we will fight through joy,” …

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Guest Column: I am transgender and I refuse to stay quiet

I still remember the moment I realized I was transgender. It was around 5 a.m. on a Sunday in the storage room of a Burger King, where I worked at the time. I was still in high school and figuring myself out as a person, as we all do at that age.  Now, years later, as a senior at Wichita State University, I have grown to know more about myself and my identity.  “Transgender” is an umbrella term used to describe any number of identities that revo…

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