@mxabdulaliy

@mxabdulaliy has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in April 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @mxabdulaliy are: • Instagram • WhatsApp • Amazon • Email • Apple Podcasts • X Besides social media accounts, abdulaliy has populated their site with: • Black Reverence Chair, a Ritual for Joy and Affirmation • ‘The Aunties’ short film is about land and love • My Ancestors Wildest Dreams • Pre-Order Red Gun (Poetry Chapbook) • One Love Playlist - Gran Varones/Love Now Media • Songs That Songtracked…Barbie Girl • Support Black Joy! • Black Reverence Chair - Citywide Tour 📍Philadelphia • Art is at the Heart of Disability Justice - Narrative Initiative • Return, Rebury, Repatriate (Distillations POD) • Finding Ceremony Op-ed for Sapiens • Stay informed about actions re: MCC • Every shooting is "horrific." Not just on South Street. • The Refuge of Queer Friendship! • Penn lied about the whereabouts of Delisha’s remains! • Lionell Dotson deserves better from the city. • Philly's Black young people deserve more than slogans! • We should celabrate Donja R. Love, a Black queer HIV+ playwright! • Lil Nas X, BET Awards, and HIV-phobia! • Remember the beautiful ones lost to an epidemic. • The MOVE bombing was deliberate! • City should investigate chain of custody of MOVE remains! • We need to radically change Boards! • Return MOVE remains! • Return & Repatriate stolen remains of enslaved Black people! • The Goffney Twins Deserved More • Kenney and Outlaw must resign! • Abolition is a MUST! Walter Wallace Jr., should still be alive. • 5 Ways the "Greenleaf" HIV Storyline Missed an Opportunity • HIV is not a plot twist! • Remember Rem'mie Fells - Black Trans Lives Matter • I Changed My Mind About Community • #PhillyProtests • An Offering During A Pandemic • Black Stories in a Pandemic • Surveillance & COVID-19 • Moonlight • GRINDR OF GEARS • Ghost Values & Racial Capitalism • Crania & Slavery • Black Joy & Chicken • Opioids & Black People • HIV, COVID-19 & White Supremacy • Digital Funerals and Intimacy • COVID-19 and AIDS History • Black people and pandemics