Laura Jane Grace—lead singer of the band Against Me!—discusses her transition from male to female, how she puts her outfits together, where she got her makeup tips, and how she has finally learned to accept herself.
I thought it video was really fantastic, and that Laura Jane is a wonderful role model. ♥
Awesome trans role model Laura Jane Grace.
Blog about book tour for intersex / feminist novel about gender…
You have to be alone a lot if you want to be a writer. That’s something that some people find it hard to understand. They think you don’t want to spend time with them, but you do. You just have to sit by yourself occasionally, to let the cogs whir. I haven’t spent a lot of time alone…
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ARTS2090: Publics and Publishing
Task 3: “Essay-in-lieu-of-examination”
4. When publishing changes, so does society. Investigate and compare the impact of two publication technologies, one pre-1900 and one post-2000, on a specific aspect of society (e.g. education, politics,…
Some of Hillary’s greatest moments that prove she is a BOSS.
Please “like” and “re-blog” if you agree that Hillary is a boss.
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Max Walker is a golden boy. Attractive, intelligent, and athletic; he’s the perfect son, the perfect friend, and the perfect crush for the girls in his school. But a single traumatizing event sends Max’s charmed life into a tailspin.
Find Golden Boy by Abigail Tarttelin in bookstores May 21, 2013.
A brilliant book about gender roles, intersexuality and the whys and wherefores by the host of the Now Lets Move On women’s voices podcast series, Abigail Tarttelin!
This legit makes me want to cry because I have *never* seen a picture of an older trans man naked. It’s always young guys, usually much younger than me. It’s like we don’t have a future, an adulthood, a middle age, an old age. It’s like we just stop.
As a trans man who’s well past the age (and transition status) of ~sexxay tranz boiz~, pictures like this give me some kind of hope. We’re not just one image stuck in time, snapshot of a skinny white andro urban-queer young trans dude with perfect top surgery scars, poster boys for young radical queerdom. We’re not all Youth. We live in more than two dimensions, and one of them is time.
Older queers tend to fall off the map full stop. Trans people, even more so. But we don’t disappear once we stop being, basically, fashionable. Supporting our young people is important, but we need to show them we have a future, too.
I literally cannot envision my own future. There are no images of older men like me.
One image obviously can’t address all the lacks in representation, much less one image of a hot skinny (apparently?) white man. But just to have that one extra factor in there, of age, it’s - it’s important.
More, please.
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Patricia J. Williams, James L. Dohr Professor of Law at Columbia University, published these words twenty-five years ago in her renowned essay on slavery, race, gender, and rights called “On Being the Object of Property”:
There are moments in my life when I feel as though a part of…
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