A Pride Parade activist in a bondage outfit told Daily Caller interviewer Joel Gibbons that homosexuals are adopting a “narrative” of “white supremacy.”
Gibbons asked the activist if there was a “division” between the gay men and transgender movements. The activist said gay men have “almost forgotten” about transgender people while assimilating into the so-called “white narrative.”
“They’re saying gays have turned white. That’s what they’re telling me,” Gibbons said at the 2023 Pride Parade in Washington, D.C. “There are black men who are gay, and there are Latino men who are gay.
“There is a white heteronormative narrative that needs to be understood about systemic oppression and racial equality,” the activist said.
“Did gays become white?”
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“But what does that have to do with gay men becoming anti-trans people?” Gibbons asked.
The activist looked puzzled and thought about the question for about 10 seconds before criticizing the gay man for allegedly “assimilating” into a “white supremacist” narrative. (Related article, “Trans Activist Snatches Microphone from Daily Caller’s Hands, Preaches ‘Frequently Asked Questions’)
“For me, this is about gay men assimilated into stories that make their position possible, if they can maintain their privilege and remain safe within their own demographic. So, and the story I’m talking about…I’m talking about…actually what I’m talking about is white supremacy and the way white supremacy affects us in order to maintain our individuality in society. It’s a moral we created for everyone, to keep our society safe and privileged.”
“What this means is that gays are doing white supremacist things,” Gibbons said, trying to clarify the person’s remarks.
“I think we generally don’t recognize the morality that white supremacy imposes on us all. I think that requires decolonizing our minds, And I think—”
“How can we free our minds from colonization?” asked Gibbons.
“By educating ourselves and talking,” the activist said.
