Posts tagged transgender
Soffa Support
Randi and Shellie, “We’re from Peoria, AZ”: Spouse Changes Gender, Couple Stays Married
A true testament of commitment, a married couple stays together after the husband transitions to a woman.
Share your story with us!
BLITZ Stickers!
YAY! WE ordered sweet Stickers today! right now we have 49 followers! I’ll send out stickers to our 50th follower! Along with anyone who submits new resources to the blog!
***The purpose of our blog is to create an open resource and personal interaction for the Trans* community. There fore we ask that you include contact info in your submissions, so our users can speak with you first hand about your personal posts to our site.***
Some things we’re looking for
- Trans* person of the month - (Tell us your story, accomplishments, goals/include photos etc.)
- Artist of the month - We will promote an artist for the month, displaying art, writing, photography (Please include 5-10 pieces of work/bio/website ect.)
- Artists - One piece of work, a link to you or your work and contact info for our directory
- Resource links for any of our categories
- Natural Transition Stories
- Surgery Before and After photos
The more followers the more Merchandise and Giveaways i can do! Thanks for following and your support <3 BLITZ
I just started a Tumblr called the Trans*ition Fund Collective. It’s made to highlight the projects of trans* individuals fundraising for their transition while sharing some awesome trans*-friendly products and resources. Submissions are always welcome! Please reblog and spread the word?
Kit Yan
I received Kit Yan’s new chapbook and cd in the mail today. I will post a review of it soon. It looks awesome! (http://www.kityanpoet.com/)
Reminder:
National Coming Out Day - TUESDAY, October 11th, 2011
We’re Here. We’re Queer. We’re Out and About.
Apples by Miles Wasler. Gawd, you can feel every line in this.
Whoa. Ouch.
This is brilliant. <3 The sound is quiet, so make sure you turn up the volume so you don’t miss a single word.
10-year-old trans girl on being bullied by adults and accepted by her peers
This girl’s experience is a pretty great refutation of “won’t somebody think of the children!”-type moral panic. Actually, seems like the kids will be fine, provided adults don’t poison them with their own hateful ideas.
(Source: andythenerd)
