It’s easy for those of us in blue and purple states to look at Texas and Florida and write them off, but many of our trans siblings and their families will still be living in those places after the election.
As I continue on my gender transition journey, I have this incredible adventurer next to me to remind me how amazing it is to see it all for the first time.
Transcript for Episode 57 of the TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones, ‘Unpacking the 2022 Election’.
We’re open to new ideas and new writers, but the best way to get an idea of what we’re looking for is by checking out our published pieces and our list of rolling calls for pitches.
With abortion rights for all gone, here is trans-affirming content and resources in one place.
An animated history on the common links between the trans and reproductive justice movements.
Transcript for Episode 55 of the TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones, ‘Trans Reproductive Justice on the Ballot’.
‘WORTHY’ visually depicts a personal poem written by artist Averi Rose, who shares the relationship she has with herself as a Black trans woman.
“Right-wing candidates continue to campaign on disrupting gender affirming healthcare for youth, which could have grave consequences for all peoples’ access to healthcare.
In short: bodily autonomy is on the ballot in 2022.”
“I was a closeted trans girl doing what I could to hide that fact from everyone, including myself. Since leaving high school, I had curated a personality to throw anyone off the scent of me being queer. These were my beards.”
Arizona bill, SB1698, would ban "dressing in clothes other than your assigned gender" while "singing, dancing, and monologuing" in public.
15 year ...jail sentences and sex offender registry.
I sing, dance, and monologue to my kid all the time.
This would criminalize me.
