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Transphobia kills... This was in France... It was needless.

English appeals court rules trans people can be targeted... This is bs

That's what I am talking about!

For your emotional health in this upcoming tense week - this bus was spotted (by me) on Pacific Coast Highway above the beach in Malibu, CA, on Halloween, for everyone to see

"The Boards of Directors of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), the European Association for Transgender Health (EPATH), the Unit...ed States Professional Association for Transgender health (USPATH), the Asian Association forTransgender Health (AsiaPATH), the Canadian Association for Transgender Health (CPATH), the Australian Professional Association for Trans Health (AusPATH), and the Professional Association for Transgender Health Aotearoa (PATHA) all strongly disagree with the recent judgment of the London High Court in Bell v. Tavistock. We believe this decision will result in significant harm to the affected children and their families. We oppose this ruling and urge that this ruling be appealed and overturned." See more

Trans Mafia y'all...take a listen

Brazil has 141 murders, the United States is at 40... Stop the madness

When I left Montana 17 years ago, homosexuality was still on the books with beastiality: punishable by jail time and fines. Most of our friends and family won...’t remember that in 2003 - just 17 years ago - homosexuality was still outlawed in 13 states. A Texas case (Lawrence vs. Texas) went to the Supreme Court when two men were dragged from their home in handcuffs for being gay. As horrific as that sounds, *three members of the court voted that they saw nothing wrong with putting people in prison because they’re gay.* One of those justices is still on the court and swore in Amy Coney Barrett last night. The person Barrett described as her mentor and extremely close to her ideologically also argued vehemently in that case that every gay person you know should remain felons. For some of us, yesterday’s confirmation sounds warning bells: it hearkens back to an era when we were terrified to share our families with the world. We were afraid to let anyone know about the most important people in our lives. If you don’t quite understand why your gay friends and family are terrified right now, that might give you a slight glimpse into their lives and what is going through their heads as she was sworn in last night." --Keith Kirkland, President, Knoxville Gay Men's Chorus

People often present surgeries as being either cosmetic or as being medically necessary. According to them, surgeries are either cosmetic and medically unnecessary or are reconstructive and medically necessary. In my new podcast article, I call this assumption into question, suggesting that Facial Feminisation Surgery isn't reconstructive but constructive and, as such, can be understood as medically necessary cosmetic surgery. Under this theoretical frame, we can create space for insurance coverage while also resisting the gatekeeping that comes with medicalization.