How do members of Queer society view straight people who are in solidarity?

Since the question pre-supposes some neat little boxes like "queer" and "straight" inside which people live out their lives according to unexamined assumptions about sex and sexuality, I assume those who use these terms about themselves and others think and live inside narrow little boxes in general.
 
If what I remember, solidarity is the union of peoples with common interests, correct? C: (Correct me if I'm wrong).

I believe solidarity is a human need. C: We want to work together and avoid conflict. The human body hates stress and if solidarity help eliminates that then it could be viewed as a psychological need. It's no different if you're gay, straight, African-American, Jewish, etc.
BTW this is coming from a bi female since you wanted to hear answers from us. C:
 
If what I remember, solidarity is the union of peoples with common interests, correct? C: (Correct me if I'm wrong).

I believe solidarity is a human need. C: We want to work together and avoid conflict. The human body hates stress and if solidarity help eliminates that then it could be viewed as a psychological need. It's no different if you're gay, straight, African-American, Jewish, etc.
BTW this is coming from a bi female since you wanted to hear answers from us. C:
 
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