Tbh, Disability Pride Month should never end. It should be a Disability Pride Year, Disability Pride Decade, Disability Pride Century? You know until society stops being ableist but alas...
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It's kinda funny how when someone gets chill with trans ppl their mentality seems to go from "you can only change your name when you get married" to "you can only change your name when you get married or are trans". It obviously depends on where you live as far as legally changing it goes, but sometimes I have to let people know that they're actually allowed to change their name even if they're cis. You can just do that.
In a place where i live you can legally change your name and/or surname ONLY after having a valid reason behind that. Like, you can be denided a change of your name/surname. Ridiculous😭
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Help a latino sibling with rent while they recover from being sick
Hey everyone, i’m ashamed of making this post, but as many of you know i’ve been constantly sick for the past 2 months and a half. it’s been very hard for me to get any income while i’m also trying to get better, that plus not being able to keep looking for a stable job and being in massive debt is making it really bad for me to focus on anything. So i come here asking for help in case someone can give me a hand with rent please? i’m also looking for any job so if you have information about any remote job it’d really appreciate that, i’m fluent in english and spanish and i’m also a fast learner
i have until the 30th of this month to be able to pay rent, so i’ll be sharing my links in case anyone can give me a hand, if you can’t help sharing this post helps a ton too. also if you want to talk feel free to slide into my dms and i’ll try to reply as soon as i can
thank you everyone for your help and always being kind to me
Help a latino sibling with rent while they recover from being sick
Hi everyone it’s me Alex, as many of you know i've been constantly sick for the past 3 months and still recovering slowly and with lots of high and lows, low-key i feel like i’m getting worse. it's been very hard for me to get any income while i'm also trying to get better, that plus not being able to keep looking for a stable job and being in massive debt is making it really bad for me to focus on anything. So i come here asking for help in case someone can give me a hand with rent please? i'm also looking for any job so if you have information about any remote job it'd really appreciate that, i'm fluent in english and spanish and i'm also a fast learner
i have until the 30th of this month to be able to pay rent, so i'll be sharing my links in case anyone can give me a hand, if you can't help sharing this post helps a ton too. also if you want to talk feel free to slide into my dms and i'll try to reply as soon as i can
thank you everyone for your help and always being kind to me
Help a latino sibling with groceries while they get better
hi y’all, i’m sharing my links in case someone can give me a hand with some groceries. i’ve been away these past couple of days because i haven’t been feeling so good and i haven’t been able to do pretty much anything these past weeks
anything helps, your sweet messages also help a lot <3 thank you in advance and happy pride month 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
"Only 1% of people are transgender!" is such a weird argument against transphobic bs
1. It doesn't matter. There could be 50% or there could be 2 trans people in total and it shouldn't matter!!
2. Do y'all really think there's only 1%???? Really??? Where that number even comes from? Does it include people who didn't medically transition, can't come out(for any reason) or people who still haven't even realized that they are trans? Don't think so
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We need desperately to start celebrating the overlap of identity instead of hyper-scrutinizing whether or not someone overlaps fully.
Marsha P. Johnson never called herself a trans woman--she called herself a drag queen, or a transvestite--yet we recognize the impact she had as part of trans history. Of trans women's history. There is so much effort to re-imagine her influence as being the one who "threw the first brick" at Stonewall and less effort to remember her as one of the co-founders of STAR, an org dedicated to the protection of sex working transvestites. (Which took influence from both queer orgs and revolutionary orgs like the Black Panthers). Whether it's a lack of terminology or her transness was not under such a narrow definition (the P. in her name stands for "pay it no mind" because when people asked if she was a man or woman she told them to mind their business, and said "I think of myself as me.")--she is part of trans history because drag history, transvestite history, female impersonator history, gnc history is trans history whether the participants would consider themselves trans women or not. It's transfeminine history.
Stormé DeLarverie, the person whose violent arrest sparked the Stonewall uprising, is described as a drag king, and as such, every publication--including queer coverage of her involvement--lump her in with cis women's history and never also transmasculine, despite the fact that while she didn't identify as anything to those who knew her, she preferred to be assumed to be a Black man. That's transmasculine history. That's lesbian history. These two histories are not mutually exclusive, yet we act like they are.
Leslie Feinberg described hirself as a trans woman--zie was trans and a woman. Queer coverage tries to decide whether that makes Feinberg a cis woman or a trans man. Neither. Leslie has influenced transmasculine history and transfeminine history, and has been part of women's history with hir feminism. Leslie was a pivotal voice in trans movements, and focused much of hir work on the overlap with "female" identity. Leslie has arguably moved the needle more for trans women than trans men due to hir focus on women, but those are not separate categories--victory for trans people of any type is a win for us all. Transmasculine history is not wholly separate from "women's" history.
Emi Koyama is responsible for popularizing the word "transfeminist" and was (and still is) a deeply influential voice in the trans and transfeminist movements. Emi is also intersex, and her identity has been used to discredit her status as a "real" trans woman. Her influence is in intersex history and trans history and women's history. These communities are not non-overlapping--Emi occupies all three!
Kate Bornstein has been one of the most influential trans theorists since the 90s, yet her work has been largely erased as time goes on. Her focus on nonbinary identity and attempts to break us out of a binary seems to be the cause of the strife. A writer, speaker, poet, whose work focuses on the overlap of many trans identities and the empowerment of the individual to find the language that suits them ought to be the single most talked-about style of transfeminism...and it isn't. Her name is fading from people's reading lists.
Riki Anne Wilchins created one of the most influential groups fighting against the exclusion of trans people from pride--and other queer events--alongside Denise Norris: Transexual Menace. She created the term genderqueer. She has written countless influential pieces about trans life and those of us who exist even in the margins of trans identity--and she wrote often about the overlap with nonconforming cis people, whether they later come out or not. She even founded GenderPAC.
Nonbinary people, intersex people, gnc people, genderweird--those who never had the language and those who didn't use it for whatever reason--are part of TRANS history. We do no one any favors to assign labels to people who didn't use them to legitimize their already-legitimate existence in our minds as part of the movement. And we do no favors to narrow our eyes and block the door until the folks who bled, cried, fought, and died for us--the trans community--call themselves what we prefer to hear.
The murder of Brandon Teena galvanized countless trans women. Trans men were some of the first to issue fundraisers for Miss Major when she first fell ill. There are so many trans people who do not see separate niche groups but recognize the collective under this big umbrella of transness--we desperately need for those groups to not be in the minority. Trans is a collective, not a club.
And what does trans men? Anyone who doesn't fit the cis narrative of gender.
Quotes from trans folks about what transgender means to them:
Dana Turner: "...you are a person that feels, in your spirit, your mind, your soul...different than your physical anatomy--your biological anatomy."
Leslie Feinberg: "--whether that be transexual women and men, or masculine women and feminine men, or bearded women who allow their beards to grow, or women weightlifters who can't use the women's bathroom because they've been pumping iron--it can mean everyone who doesn't fit that Ozzie and Harriet paradigm of sex and gender."
Kate Bornstein: "Transgender is just a big ol' umbrella term that includes just about everybody I know.
Martine Rothblatt: "To me, the civil rights movement, the feminist movement, the gay and lesbian and transgender movements all really are one and the same. These are all movements to respect people as individuals rather than as a body type that their genes determine for them."
I'm sorry, but I just don't think jokes about lobotomies are funny. I don't think the deliberate physical destruction of millions of mentally ill and mentally disabled people's brains, often without consent, frequently just to make them easier to manhandle, is a laughing matter. I think it's a humanitarian tragedy
no joke i've seen plenty of lefties call aborting after a down syndrome test "genocide" and "eugenics" and post shit like "imagine if my mom aborted me just because i was autistic.....#SoSad" like there is definitely a wider discussion to be had about destigmatizing developmental disabilities and neurodivergence but truly shocking that the conclusion they come to is to force people to give birth. or at the very least guilt them into it
Maybe I'm just in a different info-bubble or smth but the only take on this topic I've heard wasn't "Pregnant ppl shouldn't even thinking about abortion if they know that their baby will be disabled(otherwise they're EVIL and BAD)" but rather "If you know that you won't be able to take care of a baby that's disabled, maybe you shouldn't have children at all (and it's nice that you chose abortion)".
At the very least because any person can become disabled at any moment and there's little you can do about it. Or have a disability that can't be seen during screening(or whatever it's called).
There's no wrong reason for an abortion; hell, u can even do that just for funsies if you want to. But that doesn't mean that the reasoning behind an action isn't unethical or bigoted :(
It's really unfair that Wales is NOT represent on a Union Jack. Especially since they have such a badass dragon on their flag. It just has to be changed
But now it's too effing bright and hard to see anything sooo I've changed some colours to smth more appealing to one's eyes
Ye... yeah, that's way better
#i am not sorry for the bad picture quality nor do i care really :3
#sitting in a classroom right Infront of those big ass flags made my head hurt and i had to make it to heal y'know
Btw, I wish the best to trans people in the UK rn!!!! And in the US.... And in any piece of land basically. Stay strong, friends. Everything must end well, someday, in a while
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It's really unfair that Wales is NOT represent on a Union Jack. Especially since they have such a badass dragon on their flag. It just has to be changed
But now it's too effing bright and hard to see anything sooo I've changed some colours to smth more appealing to one's eyes
Ye... yeah, that's way better
#i am not sorry for the bad picture quality nor do i care really :3
#sitting in a classroom right Infront of those big ass flags made my head hurt and i had to make it to heal y'know
It's a real blessing that horsey game looks like it was made in ms paint. I'd be scared to see these inbred horse-duck-fish-apple-dog- stuffed with tons of uranium to the point of having no head and 67 legs-creature in any other form
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