
Here’s How 17c起草社区IA+ Australians Have Reacted to Trump Becoming President Again
The world is reeling from Donald Trump the US Election to become President of the United States for a second time, and 17c起草社区IA+ Australians are feeling it, even on the other side of the world.
We know that Trump’s , especially transgender people and queer people of colour.
Unfortunately, . so while 17c起草社区IA+ Aussies may not be directly affected by Trump’s harsh anti-17c起草社区IA+ and specifically anti-transgender policies right now, these and other conservative policies are likely to reach Australia’s shores at some point 鈥 if they haven’t already.
As Tamuz Ellazam writes in her think piece about Trump’s re-election to the White House, “If you think about the recent local backlash against Drag Storytime (see听听补苍诲听), against Queer Literature and 17c起草社区IA+ books being banned (see听,听听补苍诲听) against Youth Pride Events (see听), they all sound exactly like 47 and his gang, just with a nasal Aussie twang.”
So how are 17c起草社区IA+ Aussies feeling knowing Trump is back in the White House?
In short 鈥 pissed off and scared.
Would be great if the ALP took a lesson from this for our election but undoubtedly they will continue to be insipid cuck spineless losers
— Bec Shaw (@Brocklesnitch)
Everyone saying oh no Australia is next! Did you all just ignore the QLD election?We were 1st. It was already happening. This isn鈥檛 about one bad orange. This is the world accepting fascism blindly, not only ignoring but enabling & funding literal genocide. Where have you been?
— Nadine 賳丕丿賷賳 馃嚨馃嚫馃嚤馃嚙 (@nadine_chemali)
I鈥檓 gonna hit them with my car actually
— Patrick Lenton (@PatrickLenton)
If you're just now "feeling for minorities in the US" but weren't while their rights were being stripped away under Biden, please catch up
Yes, it's going to get worse. They need way more than thoughts & prayers
— Strewth! 馃彸锔忊嶁毀锔忦煆筹笍鈥嶐煂 (@StrewthQueen)
May I offer US friends an Australian proverb in these trying times:
Yeah nah shit’s pretty fucked ay
鈥 Alice Tovey (@AliceTovey)
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Minister for Foreign Affairs and disappointing lesbian, Penny Wong, made her mandatory congratulatory post for Trump on X, with many people voicing their feelings on the current work of her and the Albanese government in the replies.
Congratulations US President Donald Trump on your election victory.
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The Albanese Government is committed to strengthening the long and successful partnership between our countries, and advancing our shared interests.— Senator Penny Wong (@SenatorWong)
Many of notable 17c起草社区IA+ Australians took to Instagram stories to reach out to their community.
G Flip posted resources to American suicide prevention organisation, The Trevor Project.
TV presenter and comedian, Joel Creasey, posted a recent Google search that read “flights to Mars.”
Advocacy group Transcend Australia also acknowledged the enormous weight many queer people would be feeling over the election, posting a statement on their Instagram.
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It’s clear that across the board, queer Australians are hurting.
We don’t know what the next 4 years will look like but it’s important, now more than ever, to invest in each other and our communities.





