Growing up as a second-generation Chinese Australian, I was constantly learning that the norm was actually just my norm.
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Growing up as a second-generation Chinese Australian, I was constantly learning that the norm was actually just my norm.
How do I explain that the “connection” they conceptualize as friendship represents a lot more to me? What does “more” mean to an asexual, anyway?
I wanted to be a voice for queer people of color in the community amongst the majority of queer white voices that drowned everyone else out.
Although ace visibility is changing, whiteness still dominates the community. This may be partially attributed to the fact that “asexuality,” as a contemporary identity category, originated within selective and highly white online spaces…
Understand that an asexual movement must address the nuances of racialized sexuality before being able to argue for an identity-based asexuality.
Victoria Kee discusses her upcoming web series and representation for ace people of color.
“And what life is, often, is highly sexual – for most people, anyway. Or at least, that’s my understanding of it.”
All of this basically means that for someone who's asexual in India, their adolescence would be a period of great confusion, owing to the lack of awareness and agency available right now.