This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we're focussing specifically on what trans people can do to look after our mental health. It's especially important at the moment because there's seems to be a new thing to contend with in the news every week.
#eurovision is a disgrace this year. Kicking out a finalist and spreading false rumors about his actions. Silencing the #nonbinary performers. All in the name of hypocrisy.
please help wren with their utility bills before they get shut off! you can also support them getting cleaning supplies with the amazon wishlist. anything helps!
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Offener Brief zur Anerkennung nicht-binärer Menschen - bitte unterschreiben und teilen!
In der Schweiz wird Nemo gefeiert und gleichzeitig offiziell nicht anerkannt. Laut geltendem Recht ist es gar nicht möglich, einen anderen Geschlechtseintrag als «Frau» oder «Mann» zu erhalten oder ganz auf einen Geschlechtseintrag zu verzichten.
Das muss sich ändern!
Fordere den Bundesrat und das Parlament auf, hier endlich voranzumachen.
If the same people go after trans rights, gay + lesbian rights and women's rights, and if these people are always traditionalists working in the cause of a strictly defined social conservatism, then isn't the problem that a patriarchy wants to control the sexual lives and gender expressions of others, to restrict personal freedoms and to create incarcerating and incarcerated lives?
Elagabalus was made a Roman Emperor at the age of just 14. The Emperor often wore wigs and makeup, and liked to be referred to by feminine titles. Elagabalus reportedly offered a large sum of money to any doctor who could give them a vagina.
Andrea Jenkins is a politician, poet, activist and community historian. She was the first Black trans woman to be elected to public office in the United States and continues to work for the whole community.
“Transgender people have been here forever…I look forward to more trans people joining me in elected office and all other kinds of leadership roles in our society." Andrea Jenkins