COVID-19 EMERGENCY FUND FOR LGBTQIA+ IMMIGRANTS
The Queer Detainee Empowerment Project needs our financial support to make sure that LGBTQIA+ Immigrants impacted by detention have the support that they need to get through the COVID-19 crisis.
Until the pandemic is declared over, all Call Me They patreon payments will be going directly to QDEP.
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Hi! I’m Mx. AC Dumlao.
And my pronouns are they/them/theirs.
I’m a proud queer transgender non-binary first-generation Filipino-American. As an activist, educator, and artist my work is dedicated to centering and uplifting underrepresented and multiply marginalized people and their communities.
I’m the creator of the social justice news Facebook page Call Me They (est. 2017; 10K+ followers and counting!) and the #genderfull fashion/self-care/mental health Instagram @menswearselfcare (10K+ followers and counting!). I recently spoke at the The Wing for an advance screening and talkback with Lisa Ling for the CNN Original Series’ episode “This is Life with Lisa Ling: Gender Fluidity.” I was profiled by NBC Asian America‘s #RedefineAtoZ list of AAPI emerging voices in 2017. My work and words have been featured by Allure Magazine, The Huffington Post, VICE Media, Autostraddle.com, Color Bloq (formerly EFNIKS.COM), and Wear Your Voice Magazine, and more. My activism has been recognized with awards from Parity and the New York State Comptroller. I was named a 2019 NYC Pride Community Hero, and was on the lead float in the NYC/WorldPride March on June 30, 2019.
(You can grab my up-to-date bios here!)
Do you have a panel or guest lecture series you’re planning? A podcast you’re recording? A photo series you’re starting? Contact me! And enjoy exploring the site. xx AC
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“AC describes their intersections of race, gender, and sexuality in a way that makes it easy to grasp for new readers, yet still refreshing and engaging for folks who are already familiar with some social justice terminology. Their style of writing is informative, but perhaps most importantly, affirming and encouraging.” – Charlene Vo, Nonbinary and queer student of color
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Featured media / AC’s picks:
NBC Out – Making a name for yourself: For trans people, it’s ‘life-changing’
VICE Media – 7 Non-Binary People on What It’s Like to Have an ‘X’ Gender Marker
Vice Media – 100 Ways to Make the World Better for Non-binary People
Vice Media – Gender Marker X: One Person’s Journey Beyond M or F
The Daily Beast – Workplaces Need to Prepare for the Non-Binary Future
ALLURE – This Viral Tweet About “Straight Couples” at Pride Highlights Erasure in the Queer Community
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For information on my work at TLDEF, click here!
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WATCH NOW: AC on ABC News Live’s The Debrief
discussing non-binary identities, Call Me They, and NYC Pride Community Heroes
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