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Saturday, June 29 Hey fellow floggers (cross btw fellow & blogger ....hmmm): This is Leo signing on in LA. have a bunch to say, but first as a matter of introduction: I'm 29, live in Hollywood, CA, am in a LTR with a wonderful guy, am originally from MS and have varied interests (from playing tennis and rockclimbing to cooking healthful gourmet meals....yum).....Secondly, thanks Don, for inviting me to be a fellow blogger with ourblog; this is a wonderful idea! Blogging seems to be an opportunity for us to check out what's happening with our fellow borthers (and sisters -- er, BTW Don, are women allowed to join ourblog ?), to keep each other informed and as a means of virtual support. In spirit of that 2nd objective, I wanna post a short item on June Jordan's crossing over. Something I've only heard and read (when it actually happened) on the Pacifica radio and website (pacifica.org ). Poet June Jordan, 65, dies Acclaimed bisexual author June Jordan died of cancer June 14 in her home in Berkeley, Calif. Jordan's literary output includes eight collections of poetry, five children's books, three plays, four books of political essays, librettos and operas, an autobiography, and 13 years of columns for such publications as The Progressive, The New York Times, and Ms. The 65-year-old African-American activist once wrote, "Bisexuality means I am free and I am as likely to want and to love a woman as I am likely to want and to love a man, and what about that? Isn't that what freedom implies? If you are free, you are not predictable and you are not controllable. To my mind, that is the keenly positive, politicizing significance of bisexual affirmation...to insist upon the equal validity of all of the components of social-sexual complexity." I look forward to reading and contributing on 'ourblog' .... Leo posted by Leonardo Colemon @ 1:03 PM [ e : w ]
rHEio - Speaking of "Six Degrees" I was actually playing Paul in a production when I met dantewoo in Cleveland five years ago. The world is too small.
Welcome Alaric. Glad to see another brotha, especially someone from my old 'hood. Bringing up memories of Hot Bed-Stuy nights. ;-)
Friday, June 28
Kenyon: I belated welcome. Talk about "six degrees of separation." I am *ahem* familiar with dantewoo. His omegabet, a fantastic personal alphabet was awe-inspiring. I've had a crush on Papi woo and believe I was a partial inspiration for him to start a blog.
Thursday, June 27
Kenyon -- Welcome. It's always nice to have a new face around these parts.
HI boys! I am a new blogger to the site. A friend recommended this site to me months ago (www.dantewoo.com), and last night I find out it is a creation of Donald's, also a friend. Me? A Harlemite, sometimes actor, sometimes writer/poet, sometimes community organizer, but mostly a Career Counselor/Employment Specialist. I have finally come to accept that I love all these things and feel no need to pidgeonhole myself. I say all that to say...I'm glad to be a part!!!
Wednesday, June 26
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