TransLash Zine
Since 2019, TransLash Zine has been an independent publication by TransLash Media that supports our mission of telling trans stories to save trans lives. We feature uncensored art, writing, and photography by trans/non-binary/intersex/two-spirit/gender non-conforming people, and we pay contributors. Our first three issues were developed and produced in collaboration with POC Zine Project, and POC Zine Project continues to support our content and partnerships strategy.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Our fourth issue, dropping November 20th for Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), will define what “migration” means through a TGNC lens. Print editions coming soon. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive alerts. We’re now accepting submissions for TransLash Zine Vol. 4: ‘Migration Stories’! Deadline to submit: October 15, 2021.
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Interested in an individual or bulk order of TransLash Zine for yourself, school, or organization? Provide some details below and we’ll be in touch. All proceeds help us produce this independent publication, and all sales of TransLash Zine: Pride Month Edition will be split with Transgender Law Center.
![✨Learn about one of our guests in Episode 27 of The #TransLash Podcast with @imara_jones_, ‘Latinx Heritage Month’, and tune-in wherever you listen to podcasts: translash.org/podcast ✨
🚨About @joelariveraaa: Joel Rivera, born and raised in the Bronx, is a 20 year-old Black Revolutionary. She is an Afro-Caribbean woman with ancestry from Trinidad and Tobago and Puerto Rico. She began her revolutionary work in the wake of George Floyd’s murder and the rebirth of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Her mission and message are rooted in both abolition and black liberation, believing that both go hand-in-hand. In fact, she founded “The Stonewall Protests” to uplift, and inspire the Black Transgender & Queer community by centering abolition and radical love. The Stonewall Protests is a widely known organization that brought out hundreds at a time every Thursday for necessary civil disobedience and grassroots work. Joel’s voice and message reflectes the reality that Black Transgender Women face everyday. She consistently inspires love, courage, and self-sufficiency. Now, Joel, alongside other comrades of the Stonewall Protests, focus on mutual-aid and community building; actively hosting actions to provide for black and brown communities all around the city. Her life quite literally revolves around creating a new and better world.
➡ With anti-trans violence and political backlash at all-time highs, award-winning journalist Imara Jones hosts this podcast where trans people and allies talk back about what matters most and discuss how to create a fairer world for all.
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