In a way, this should be the most important argument. In many ways, people consider it the least. People are trans because they say they are trans. After all, who would know better than us? […]
A written version of the speech I gave at the WMW-CT Anniversary Rally. I cut some parts due to time limits. Some of that is added back into the written version, in italics. One year […]
That is the question. Whether it’s nobler in our minds to offer proclamations of outrageous support, or to take arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing, end them. Dear Pastor John, I am less […]
I was deliberate in my choice of socks when I marched in the Women’s March on Washington. I wore a pair knitted by a conservative woman. She probably voted for Trump. So did a lot […]
I was honored to be allowed to speak on behalf of the Women’s March on Washington, at a rally in support of trans* youth last Saturday. Here is a modified version of the speech I […]
What, exactly, is visibility? What forms does it take? What are the effects, positive and negative? Visibility is necessary for advancement, but a mixed bag for a community in transition. I’ve always had an odd […]
March 31st is the Transgender Day of Visibility. It was created to help raise awareness of the different variations on gender which many people throughout the world experience, to highlight the struggles so many of […]
