No-op trans woman reflects on how she's evolved. Pronouns: She/Her/Hers When she was a kid, Krystal Beverly remembers taking T-shirts and putting the neckline on…
Continue reading → “His main concern was my safety. He didn’t care about my sexuality.”
Written Nov. 1, 2020 (This law has since been updated. Read about it here.) Imagine going through high school and having a dream of being…
Before getting more in-depth with certain kinds of neopronouns, one must first understand the basis of the term neopronouns. This was new to me as…
Pronouns: He/Him/His Kev grew up in a moderately small city as an only child to a single mother in a Catholic household; his father left…
Continue reading → “A psychologist asked me if I liked men or women, and I didn’t have an answer.”
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Ro grew up with one sister and a dog named Kira, but she currently lives with her male best friend. They first realized when they…
Pronouns: They/Them/Theirs Teddy grew up in a fairly conservative household: very Christian and strict, they said. When they were 13, Teddy realized that they weren’t…
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers Heidi grew up in a town of about 7,000 people. She would describe it as “small as heck” and “very conservative.” She grew…
Continue reading → “I set my preferences for both men and women, and it was terrifying.”
In accordance with the trans sports ban debate floating around with states individually setting up legislation to curb this inclusivity effort, Wisconsin joins that group to attack trans children…
Continue reading → Wisconsin Dems call out trans-exclusive bill
And what some states are doing to block Biden's fight for inclusivity. Background On Jan. 20, President Biden curbed former President Trump’s efforts to ban and…
Continue reading → Dive deep into the transgender sports ban debate
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