"To navigate the waters of oppression without letting it damage you, without getting the water stains of life on myself because you're damaged." Felt that.
The experience of having her targeted at home, ransacked & then prosecuted for a $10 bag of grass was painful to hear. Meanwhile, cocaine galas were RSVP exclusives on wall st. What a divinely screwed system we've ALWAYS had.
When i saw the thumbnail i said that’s it that’s what i want to be when i grow up. I couldn’t have imagined how spectacular of a person she is. Beyond iconic.
probably one of theeee most spectacular outfits and ways of undressing on this series, i mean disrobing and leaving the sleeveless kimono on the stool? iconic! and such a powerful interview! 😭 thankyou, e, l and c! 🖤💚💙💚💛💛
Yay. Good to see Ceyenne. Years ago I worked for a sex workers' non-profit that produced her cookbook/memoir Cooking in Heels. Glad to see she is doing well.
I noticed that one of my comments got removed, probably youtubes fault. I know they automatically remove comments with the q-word but I don’t know what it is this time. Trying again. I’m so thankful for the trans people who lived through the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome crisis and all the other shit sharing their stories and perspectives. I wish society wasn’t so effed up still. I’d also like to add that as a nonbinary person I did not take offense to her comment around pronouns, I totally get it and I share her frustration.
So it was the abbreviation of the disease. RU-vid is weird. I can’t write about my identity or the disease that took so many people from my community without having to censor myself. 🙃
@@lesyeuxsansvisage1157 wtf?! i thought the damn shadowbans only happened for content (more on insta and twitter) and not comments. they should't be bannong words alone. they should read the whole sentence or paragraph or whatever
@@lesyeuxsansvisage1157 yeah I agree, it’s very disappointing. I remember the first time I discovered that the q-word was flagged. I could just put some ** but a few months later even that got removed so it’s not getting better. No one seems to talk about it or even know that it’s happening.
@@marvinraphaelmonfort8289 from what I’ve seen here on youtube it looks like creators can use those words in titles (tho they probably get restricted by it) and I’ve seen a creator write the q-word in a livechat and it stayed while it got removed when viewers wrote it. I also noticed the other day that the q-word stayed up in a comment section on a channel that wasn’t about social justice or anything like that so.. I have a hard time seeing the logic in why some channels are treated differently but my guess is it’s probably about money. 🤷
@Ari Irilli yeah it’s messed up.. they need to fix their system that filter out comments with these words. And I’ve noticed not all comment sections are affected so I’m guessing some channels (or videos) are getting flagged for these filtrations to happen..
My god this woman is absolutely magnificent. Yet again we see a Black woman fighting the systemic bs ingrained in our society AND raising those around her up aswell. You are a beautiful human and thank you so much for simply existing on this Earth 💐
What a wise woman. I admire how strong she is, i just wish she didn't have to be. Also, when i observe older women who are expressive in their manner of dress, i find them so captivatingly familiar with themselves, it's like they know exactly what suits them, what's comfortable, what's meaningful, what complements their inner self. They seem so... embodied.
Ceyenne, you are beautiful, strong, wise, empowering. Every word you spoke transfixed me through the screen as though you were here before me. Virtual hugs from this weeping stranger.
I love that they fetched a little clean surface for her garments 💅🏾 "I liked myself a lot more than these people ever gave a damn about me, so why need them?"
Get rid of the Adams apple and penis,man!! Man!! Not a female!! Get a wife,man!! You were born male! Male! Male! What a heavy bass, baritone,Barry white voice!!
“I can’t just be Black, Trans and Powerful...” Though she is ALL those descriptors and courageous too. “I’ve learned to put a mask up with people that are abusive, offensive, disgusting and beneath me...” As one has to do for the sake and maintenance of their own mental health because it’s never been anyone’s responsibility to suffer to educate those who refuse to be educated in common human decency. She’s amazing. ✨🤎🤎🤎🤎
El espíritu de Ceyenne es la mejor respuesta que un ser humano puede tener frente a lo que es doloroso e injusto , pues representa todo lo que le permitió sobrevivir al hombre , desde que se levantó sobre otras especies .
My mouth dropped at the people that lied on her saying she was a madam and drug dealer as if her life was not already hard enough. smdh. I don't think we hear enough Black Trans narratives or the stories of people that have survived excessive police force. Ceyenne is stunning and clearly a natural leader! Thank you for highlighting her truth!💚