You’re probably here because you either asked this question or you have a trans person in your life who hopes you want to help. So here are some actionable suggestions for turning your good vibes toward trans people¹ into good praxis toward our liberation. 1. Put your money where your mouth is. Help us move to…
You’re here because someone told you that supporting Harry Potter is anti-trans, and you either asked for more information or decided to argue about it. Maybe you never heard that before, or maybe you disagree because you don’t buy licensed merchandise or you separate the art from the artist or your trans friend/cousin/neighbor’s coworker’s sister…
The struggle for reproductive freedom and the struggle for trans rights are not just interlinked; they’re the same fight. Both are struggles for bodily autonomy. Both are directly opposed to a patriarchy that ascribes roles to people based on how their bodies were born. […]
Right after I realized I was trans and started to do something about it, the dysphoria (temporarily) got much worse. This isn’t uncommon but because I didn’t know that, I thought I’d really fucked up and broken myself. So I’m going to talk about it a little here. […]
A poem about allowing myself to be myself after realizing I am transmasculine. […]
A proposed definition of transandrophobia and an explanation that it is not structural in the way transmisogyny is. […]