I thought y'all might like to see Niagara Falls lit up for Pride.
Hope you had a good one!
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I thought y'all might like to see Niagara Falls lit up for Pride.
Hope you had a good one!

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happy pride month to the fuck tree I guess
Stevie Working as a Trans Boy: An Extract from “My Body, My Business: New Zealand Sex Workers in an Era of Change" (2018)

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if i was famous i would add myself to the notable bisexual wikipedia page and then post something on my instagram story about how my fans are so parasocial
I looked up all of these and it seems clear that a hateful motive is only even suspected in one or two of these tragic killings. One was a robbery at a pawn shop, one was domestic violence, one a hit and run — trans wasn’t likely a factor in these at all. A few others are murkier but nothing definitive so why spread paranoia?
New global data Trans Murder Monitoring 2025 reveals a dangerous shift: a growing number of murder victims are trans movement leaders and ac
As in previous years, Black and trans women of colour, and trans sex workers are over-represented among murder victims, with sex workers (34%) being the most targeted of all known occupations. This highlights how misogyny, racism, xenophobia, and whorephobia intersect in deadly ways. (From link above)
This post, and many transgender memorials, does not just commemorate victims of hate crimes.
Trans people are more likely to live in poverty, more likely to be forced to become sex workers, and more likely to experience domestic violence, thus more likely to be murdered including for reasons that are not explicitly hate crimes. Being multiply marginalized eg being Black makes all of this violence and erasure even more likely. Both race and gender identity are relevant here. (Additionally, trans men who are murdered are often reported on as cis women, and thus don't appear in these stats, even though they experience violence at a higher rate than cisgender women.)
Because transgender people are generally considered less "important" by society, many suspicious deaths are also never investigated or ruled as suicides. It's likely the numbers we do have are underestimates.
To illustrate, in the USA, data from killings that were reported as murders and included the victim's trans identity:
The largest occupation was sex workers followed by artists and hairdressers, occupations generally held by people who are lower income
Many were killed as a result of domestic or state violence
78% were Black or Brown
This isn't paranoia. It's very real.
where’s that article by james frankie thomas where he says like “prior to my transition there was only one kind of sex i wanted to have. and i thought i could never have it” because i am about to blow these people’s minds
i found it 😌 the article was published on Slate and here’s JF’s commentary on it
i have gotten some very odd anons about this post that i’m choosing to ignore. but i am going to double down on this. no i don’t care if girls watch gay porn or imagine themselves as a gay person or wonder what it would be like to have gay sex. so many people imprison themselves by thinking they could never be gay and/or trans. well i’m telling them they better watch out. being gay and/or trans is real. and it could happen to YOU. as a matter of fact i sincerely hope it does
re ehrc guidance. which is not legally binding.
“Max and Jason in a hotel room for an FTM Conference, Boston, MA” ( 1997) by Mariette Pathy Allen (source)
(based on the tattoos im guessing this is: Maxwell Scott Anderson and Jason Cromwell)

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“In 1899 Hungarian Michael Haberlandt, a professor of ‘ethnology’ wrote a letter to his friend in which he detailed his observations of same sex and gender variant behaviour among the people he had encountered in Zanzibar. This letter was translated and published in ‘Boy-Wives and Female Husbands: Studies in African Homosexualities’ in 1998. Records like this, despite the homophobic assumptions of its writer, show just how diverse and queer Africa really was before the import of western attitudes, laws and prejudice” [Source]
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When transmascs attend an event or group "for trans people" and its mostly transmascs there, or even all just transmascs, I wish it was more common for them to notice this and asky why.
But its not. I've literally never seen one do it myself.
Me and my girlfriend attended a "Transgender Dance Party" in Fort Collins last month, and we were the only trans women there. Every single other person was transmasc or cis, and they all very obviously avoided us. Like, when we went out on the patio where a bunch of them were talking in order to try and socialize, everyone out there immediately went inside away from us. So we, the only trans women there, just left.
I just saw a post by someone pointing out that their college has a bunch of transmasc professors and not a single transfem professor. I have to assume that they have some kind of event at least once in a while where all the trans faculty get together. I have to wonder if even a single one of them ever notices that there arent any transfems there. I doubt it though.
Noticed this a lot myself too, this is transfeminism!
Sorry for us politics posting, but we have until May 22, 2026 to submit public comment to the FCC:
More info from GLAAD:
https://glaad.org/fcc/
They have some good tips about writing a comment and protecting your privacy which, fuck it, I'll just paste here:
Providing an email address is optional. If you have concerns about privacy, you may use your initials or public address in your local area, such as City Hall. Do not use a joke name. It diminishes the comment’s credibility.
Your submission does not need to be long. A single, well-reasoned paragraph is sufficient.
Do not copy/paste a template comment. The FCC values unique perspectives, and an original comment carries significantly more weight in the public record. You can explain why this matters to you without revealing private or sensitive personal information.
Here's what I said:
“Free speech is a fundamental American freedom. I do not need a warning about seeing queer people, much like I do not need a warning about women, veterans, or any other group of people.”
Here's the link to submit your comment by May 22:
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filings/express?proceeding%5Bname%5D=19-41

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My gf is a native trans woman trying to finish her transition quickly out of fear the current admin will make it impossible for her. If you want to help her and dont care for details then please reblog this post cuz my other posts died & her gfm has lost traction.
If you do want details, theyre under the cut.
Thank you!
Heya, I'm Lilith. I'm a trans woman who's trying to complete her journey with some final … Lilith Skye needs your support for Help Lilith Co
edit: actually i decided to add links to her paypal cashapp and venmo to try making this more accessible
havent gotten anything from this post so far, please keep spreading it around
How do you get the courage to transition/come out? Right now I'm studying at a small college and I just feel a crippling lack of anonymity. The idea of coming out to my teachers or classmates, or even being recognized by people who knew me as a guy, feels so extraordinarily terrifying and shameful. I'm so terrified of attention in that regard, especially if it's negative. I know that it's a bad idea to wait for a better situation, but I just never got over caring about how people perceive me and the idea of transitioning is legitimately paralyzingly scary. I feel like I just need someone to force me to.
anon, i love you. this shit is hard and i know the feelings you are talking about. i wish i had better news for you, but nobody is going to force you. in fact pretty much every institution and cultural norm on earth as well as the existing biases of probably a majority of people everywhere are all inclined toward discouraging you from doing this.
but estrogenesis, i hear you cry, that's not encouraging at all. it isn't. but i have good news too. you wouldn't be asking me this if you weren't already sure that this is something that you want and need. the hardest part -- not knowing -- is over. i understand the impulse to look around you and wish that it looked less like an uphill battle, and to fixate on the pushback you will probably get from outside. but the solution isn't going to come from reducing that pushback, it's going to come from overcoming it.
you are, understandably, intimidated. but the thing is, you're only looking outward. my advice to you is to look inside. do you want this? i think you do. do you love yourself enough to decide that you deserve it? do you love yourself enough to say that it's yours, that everything that comes with it is yours? you will never move forward if you are waiting for anybody to give you permission because on this bitch earth? they never, ever will. you have to love yourself so much that you can decide that you have a right to this and you'll be god damned if anybody's going to stop you. you're not seeking their permission, you are doing your fucking thing and anybody who doesn't understand can get the fuck out the way.
i wish i had a better answer to "how do i get over caring about how people perceive me" than "you just have to love yourself so incandescently that they can't even cast a shadow in your direction" but that's basically it. take some time, mourn the idea that everybody's gonna like you, and then put on some 2024 kendrick lamar & make up your mind that anyone who isn't on board is dead to you. that's the best advice ive got. i love you.
les girlies are showing UP in the notes with good advice, anon
feels important to keep this post alive