Screenshot of a LinkedIn survey, with questions about gender and transgender identity.
Happy (almost) National Coming Out Day! New post on Medium: “Yes, Gender is a Fact“.
Tag Archives: lgbtqia
Does Bisexuality Exclude Trans People?
[Side by side bisexual and trans pride flags, overlapped with a question mark.]
Happy Celebrate Bisexuality Day! New post on Medium: “Does Bisexuality Exclude Trans People?“
Trans Girls are Girls, and Trans Women are Women. Period.
[A marcher in the 2017 San Francisco Pride Parade holds a sign reading “Trans ♀ Are ♀” and “Trans Women Are My Sisters”.]
Today’s story on Medium is about Caitlyn Jenner’s opposition to trans girls competing in school sports alongside their cisgender classmates.
My Vote of No Confidence
[Side-by-side official portraits of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, desaturated and with the word NO in red text superimposed.]
Today’s story on Medium, “My Vote of No Confidence“, is about my voting in the U.S. presidential election.
Trans Visibility Exposes Cis Fragility
[Image: Self-portrait of the author, standing outside in the sun wearing a blue and white patterned headwrap, red and black eyeglasses with tinted lenses, purple cloth mask, purple hoodie, and blue T-shirt.]
Today’s story on Medium, “Trans Visibility Exposes Cis Fragility“, is about gender dysphoria and trans-antagonism.
Menstruation Does Not Define Me
[Image: Wearing my curly black long-haired wig and purple Trans March San Francisco T-shirt for Pride Month.]
Today’s post on Medium, “Menstruation Does Not Define Me“, is in support of trans women and in response to the latest trans-antagonistic tweets from Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.
Two Months in Lockdown
[Image: Selfie of Pax, wearing a black-and-white patterned head wrap, gray V-neck T-shirt, partly-rimless eyeglasses, and headset.]
Today’s post on Medium is about spending two months in lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
At Birth: Who I Was vs Who I Am
[Image: Birth certificate amendment laws by U.S. state and territory. Screenshot from the Movement Advancement Project.]
Today’s post on Medium continues my thoughts about documenting name and gender changes.
No, Trans People Are Not Normal
[Image: Members of El/La Para TransLatinas speak on a stage in the Compton’s Transgender Cultural District, at the 2019 San Francisco Trans March.]
Today’s post on Medium is about being normal, vs being extraordinary.
Carrying Our Genders In Our Wallets
[Image: Screenshot from the California DMV identification card application. The text reads “What is your sex?” with the options of “Female”, “Male”, and “Nonbinary”, and explanatory text about changing gender categories.]
Today’s post on Medium is about non-binary gender options on identification documents.