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National Suicide Prevention Week is a time to remember lives lost and continue with efforts to prevent suicide.
Talking about suicide, and about mental health more broadly, can make all the difference, experts say.
There's no better time than now to talk about the warning signs for suicide and the steps people can take to spread awareness and potentially save lives.
Instead of a single grand marshal at the 2018 Pride Parade, dozens of gay-straight alliance and queer-straight alliance members ushered in the downtown Calgary celebration on Sunday.
Instead of a single grand marshal at the 2018 Pride Parade, dozens of gay-straight alliance and queer-straight alliance members ushered in the downtown Calgary celebration on Sunday.
The camp's slogan is "Out in the Woods."
"They help you because you notice how much people care and how much people notice about you, stuff like that. They're really good ⌠I struggle a lot with validation. A lot of times people write validating quotes and validating sentences in my happy book, and whenever I need that validation I remember how much people care about me and how much people support whatever I choose to do."
Early Asexual Feminists: The Asexual History of Social Purity Activists and Spinsters
Daria Kent is an asexual writer and artist working in New York City. You can follow her on Instagram @Daria_Kent_.
â[âŚ]spinsters were seen as queer, not because they were not mothers or wives, but because they wanted to go into the public sphere and to break the gender boundaries between the private and the public.â â Hellesund Tone (Read Full Article)
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Although visibility has come far in the trans and gender non-conforming community, it is important that we keep our youth in mind.
Many transgender men, women and non binary people alike, can relate to having felt punished growing up for not sticking to the status quo of the gender binary, because we were anything but cisgender, even if we did not have the language to understand it.
We all know the challenges that come with childhood, as youth navigate school life, peer pressure and puberty, and growing up to find their place in the world. Adding on the layer of being TGNC (transgender/gender non-conforming), reveals a harsh reality. A survey conducted by GLSEN, reveals 65% of transgender students feel unsafe at school, in addition to facing verbal and physical harassment regarding their gender identity. According to The Williams Institute, an estimated 150,000 youth identify as transgender or gender non-conforming (TGNC), making the highest percentage of individuals in the United States who identify as TGNC. These statistics however, underrepresent the vast majority of youth who are unreported and those who have not come out yet.
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The updated sex-ed curriculum was saving the lives of queer and trans students. In a country lauded for its progress on queer issues, erasing LGBTQ communities from Ontarioâs sex education is simply backward
"Itâs the kind of education that would have changed my life as a young gay woman. Perhaps the students in my high school would have been more open-minded, less quick to judge, had they seen me not as a stereotype or target but just like the rest of their peers.
Maybe they wouldnât have called me names or treated me like a spectacle."
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Kerala, a state in South India, has recently announced their new requirements for colleges and universitiesâthe allotment of two additional seats reserved for transgender students.
Following a recommendation by the social justice department, this order was issued by the governmentâs department of higher education.
âSocial Justice Department has recommended and forwarded the request for issuing special order for reserving seats for Transgender Students for various courses in Universities and affiliated Arts and Science Colleges,â the government order reads.
âIn the above circumstances, Government are pleased [to] sanction two additional seats in all courses in Universities and affiliated Arts and Science Colleges exclusively for admitting transgender students subject to the fulfillment of qualification,â the Department of Higher Education stated.
âThe government is pleased to sanction two additional seats in all courses in Universities and affiliated Arts and Science colleges exclusively for admitting transgender students subject to fulfillment of qualification,â Secretary MG Ranjith Kumar said in a statement.
This order has been issued to the presidents and registrars offices of multiple state universities including Kerala, Mahathma Gandhi, CUSAT, Calicut, Kannur, Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, and Thunchathezhuthchan Malayalam Universities.
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Transgender youth who were allowed to use their chosen name at work, at school or at home showed a reduced risk of depression and suicide.
For example, says Russell, "If your name is Mary and you feel like a boy, that might be a hard name to live in." Or "if you go to a new high school as a girl but you keep getting called Robert by your teachers, that would be undermining."
In the study, the participants who said they could use their name at school, home, work or among friends were significantly happier compared to their peers who could not. Those whose preferred name was used in all four areas experienced 71 per cent fewer symptoms of depression, 34 per cent lower reported thoughts of suicide and 65 per cent lower occurrence suicide attempts.
Being addressed by their preferred name in just one of the four areas was associated with a 29 per cent decrease in suicidal thoughts.
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âStep Up actress and former Disney star Alyson Stoner is opening up about her sexuality and how she fell in love with a woman.
The 24-year-old entertainer wrote an editorial piece for Teen Vogue in which she told fans how she met a woman that she knew would be in her life for a long time and how they fell in love.
âOK, we were in a relationship. I fell in love with a woman,â she wrote.
Alyson says it took some time for her to accept her sexuality, but now she accepts who she is and loves herself.
âI, Alyson, am attracted to men, women, and people who identify in other ways,â she wrote. âI can love people of every gender identity and expression. It is the soul that captivates me. It is the love we can build and the goodness we can contribute to the world by supporting each otherâs best journeys.â
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A Trans Webcomic Masterpost (Part 1 of 2)
Ok so to clarify any confusion the original post for this masterpost broke. I donât know why or how but the links wouldnât show up and it refused to let me save anything if I tried to. Now this post exists with more webcomic and hopefully active and accessible links!
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Alphabet Soup ( @alphabetsoupcomic) ( Warning:Self Harm, Suicide)
Created by Emma Oosterhous
Summary: Â This is a webcomic about YOU and your queer experiences. Â From coming out to romance to everyday struggles, weâre chronicling it all.
Has stories from Trans Women, Trans Men, Nonbinary, Genderfluid, and Demigender People!
Godsblood ( @godsbloodcomic) (Site) (Tapastic)
Created by Fisher VanKirk ( @fishervk)
Summary: When Rivinie wakes up in the forest with a magical seal around her neck, she has no choice but to seek help. As she travels with Barlowe, a soldier-turned-guide, and Washa, the callous witch of the woods, she finds that her search for a cure goes deeper than expected.
Has Trans Women and Trans Men Characters!
Goodbye to Halos (Site)
Created by Valerie Halla ( @valeriehalla) (Patreon)
Summary: Goodbye to Halos is an action-adventure modern fantasy webcomic with an entire cast of queer characters, starring a gay trans girl and her weird friends!
Has Trans Women Main Character!
Khaos Komix (Site) ( Warning: Nudity, sexual content, Transphobia, Homphobia, Rape)
Created by Tab Kimpton (patreon)
Summary: a coming of age queer romance epic over 500 pages telling the stories of 8 teenagers.
Has Trans Woman and Trans Man Main Characters!
Pick a Label (Tapastic) ( @pick-a-label)
Created by Gene ( @avaz40) (Patreon)
Summary: A comic about three real transgender friends. These are all true stories.
Includes Stories from Trans Man, Trans Women, and Nonbinary people!
Rain (Smackjeeves) (Comic Fury) (Warning: Transphobia, homophobia, teen pregnancy)
Created by Jocelyn Samara DiDomenick
Summary: Rain is a slice-of-life/comedy/drama that follows the life of a teenage transgender girl named Rain, as she attempts to go through her senior year in high school identifying only as a woman. Along the way, she makes friends with an eclectic bunch of people of varying orientations and gender identities. See their stories filled with silly humor, teenage angst, occasional adult angst, copious amounts of love triangles, mockery of product names, complex relationships, tons and tons of dialogue, and sometimes a cute, little bunny.
Has Trans Women Main Character with other Trans Women, Trans Men, and Genderfluid Characters!
The Blue Valkyrie ( @bluevalkyriecomic) (Tapastic) (Comic Rocket)
Written By Emily Riesbeck ( @emilyriesbeck) (Patreon) and Art by David John Mitchell (Site)
Summary: Chloe Ritter was your ordinary queer, trans woman in Cream City. But when she suffers a traumatic experience at the hands of an old acquaintance, she discovers she has extraordinary abilities. With the help of her girlfriend, she dons a mask and begins protecting Cream City as The Blue Valkyrie. But itâs not easy to be a superhero: when community activists and ruthless businessmen go head to head, Chloe will have to discover what kind of hero the world truly needs.
Has Trans Women Main Character!
Validation (Site)
Created by Christian Beranek ( @christianberanek) (Patreon) Kelci Crawford (Site) ( @kelcid) (Patreon) and  Nick Beranek (Site)
Summary: Â Validation is the story of Ally, a transgender girl doing her best to live a fulfilling day-to-day life.
Has Trans Women and Trans Men Characters
Waterlily (Site) (Warning: Dysphoria)
Created by Tatiana Fiermonte ( @de-la-firemountain)
Summary: Waterlily is a short comic about a trans girl who grew up swimming and loving the water, but eventually had to leave it behind due to her body dysphoria and eventual transition. Deciding sheâs ready to swim again, she and her girlfriend take a trip out to the beach, but, well⌠itâs not that simple.
Trans Woman Main Character!
Capsilade ( @capsilade)
Created by Xaan ( @xaandiir)
Summary: Â Capsilade follows the lives of five queer twenty-year-olds who are trying to figure out their place in the world while getting into humorous situations and other drama.
Follows the life of a Bigender Character and their Trans Woman, Trans Man, Demigirl, and Agender Friends!
Cucumber Quest (Site)
Created by Gigi D.G.
Summary: Â a comic about bunny kids going on adventures and having fun
Includes Trans Woman Character!
Demon House (Tapastic) ( @demon-house)
Created by Joanne Kwan (Patreon) (Ko-Fi)
Summary: Tula is a student just trying to get through her senior year of college. Little does she know that her new rental is inhabited by demons. Juggling her social life and these new roommates should be no problem.
Demon Street (Hiveworks) ( @demonstreet)
Created by Aliza Layne ( @alizabug) (Patreon)
Summary: three months ago, a few human neighborhoods from all over earth disappeared, leaving doorways to another world in their place. raina walks through one in search of her parents, her house, and all her neighbors, now missing. kate and celine escaped the stolen street and the human world, creating a new life for themselves in a city of monsters and magic.now sep, 12 years old and a goofy, self-taught explorer, stumbles into this intrigue months later than everyone else. he gets swept into rainaâs quest, developing disquieting magic ties in the process.demon street is a fantasy adventure story about a world where human names can be traded or stolen away. kids fly on enormous winged ants, explore swamps and forests and a huge city, befriend monsters, fight horrible lizard swarms, and get crushes on each other. Â Itâs about quests and monsters and magic and choices.
Includes Trans Women and Nonbinary Characters!
Griefer Belt ( Â @grieferbeltcomic) (Tapastic) (Comic Rocket) (Warning: Sexual Nudity, Blood/gore)
Created by Kalesbug ( @kalesbug) (Patreon)
Summary: Scott works for The Belt, a black market company that deals in harvesting and trading human organs. His boss and partner (in crime), Lars Van Allen is heir to the organization but lacks certain abilities to properly run a business.
Includes Trans Women and Nonbinary Characters!
Les Normaux (Tapastic) ( @lesnormaux)
Created by Knight JJ ( @theartofknightjj) (Patreon) and AI ( @alababwa)
Summary: Les Normaux follows the life of a bunch of supernatural beings living in Paris after a human wizard named Sebastien moved to the city. They each tell their own side of the story in their respective diaries.
Includes Trans Women, Agender, and Demigender Characters!
Monsters Crowd Creatures Call ( @monsterscrowdcreaturescall) (Tapastic)
Created by Void ( @trashyvoid)
Summary: Set in a fictional town called Havenhart, located in Indiana around 1984, MCCC follows the life of young monster teenagers and the threat of hunters
Includes Trans Women, Trans Men, and Nonbinary Characters!
Rock and Riot ( @rockandriotcomic)(Tapastic)
Created by Chelsey Furedi ( @cheriiart) (Patreon)
Summary: Rock and Riot follows the tales of two opposing teenage gangs in the 1950s with an LGBTQ theme!
Includes Trans Women, Nonbinary, Agender, Genderfluid, bigender, and Demiboy characters!
Seal Girl and Friends ( @sealgirlandfriends)
Written by Katie Cunningham ( @katieiscunning) and Art by Nicki Kaye ( @bluandorange) (Tip Jar) (Patreon)
Summary: A Story about a girl and her adventures with her magical powered friends!
Singmire Haze (Tapastic) (Warning: Sexual/Nonsexual Nudity)
Created by Nox.Fox (Patreon)
Summary:  In the business-driven city of Singmire, jobless Finch quietly copes with life, until he gets to discover that his online boyfriend happens to be a changeling stuck in a childish body. As if it werenât enough, aside from trying to cure himself, Soot also has plans to restore social justice in a decaying elven societyâŚ
Includes Trans Women and Nonbinary Characters!
Sister Claire (Hiveworks) ( @sisterclaire) (Patreon)
Created by Ash and ( @summerlightning) Yamino ( @yamino)
Summary: Â Rife with nuns, Witches, magick, werewolves, cats, giant robot mechas, and blue angels who pop out of toilets to announce approaching apocalypses, Sister Claire is a webcomic about a young woman who leaves her quiet abbey to undergo a rigorous journey across a monster-riddled wilderness.
Includes a Trans Woman Character!
Super Mahou (Site) (Smack Jeeves) (Comic Rocket)
Created by Mari Costa (Patreon)
Summary: Five teenage girls with stereotypically western superpowers unite to form a magical girl group. This is their origin story.
Includes a Trans Woman Character!
Witchy (Site) (Tapastic) (Webtoons) ( @witchycomic)
Created by Ariel Ries (Patreon)
Summary: In the witch kingdom Hyalin, the strength of your magic is determined by the length of your hair. Those that are strong enough are conscripted by the Witch Guard, who enforce the law in peacetime and protect the land during war. However, those with hair judged too long are pronounced enemies of the kingdom, and annihilated. This is called a witch burning.
Has a Trans Woman Main Cast Member!
Yellow Hearts ( @yellowheartscomic) (Tapastic)
Created By  Keezy Young ( @keezybees) (Site) (Patreon)
Summary: Â Three kids make an ill-advised (but well-intentioned) deal with a demon in the woods one day. Twenty years later, Levi, Rowan, and Alder meet again to find out their past has caught up to them. But a lot changes in twenty years, and they arenât as innocent as they used to be.
Includes Trans Men and Trans Women Characters!
Dumbing of Age (Hiveworks) ( @dumbingofage) (Warning: Depression/Attempted Suicide, Abuse, Alcohol addiction, Attempted Rape, Transphobia)
Created by David M Willis (Patreon)
Summary: Â is a webcomic about college freshmen in the girls wing within a co-ed dorm at Indiana University, learning everything about life and themselves usually in the most difficult ways. Â It stars a Christian homeschooled girl and her atheist best friend, and also a disgraced cheerleader, a misanthrope, a rebel, and a caped vigilante.
Has Trans Women characters!
Leif and Thorn (Site) (Comic Rocket)
Created by Erin Ptah ( @bicatperson) (Patreon) (Site)
Summary: Sparkly fantasy dramedy with magic, bilingual shenanigans, lots of queer characters, and the occasional dragon.A team of Knights are summoned to the capitol city of Ceannis, to guard the embassy of neighboring Sønheim. Thorn is the leader of the knights. Leif prunes the embassyâs rose trees. Both jobs end up being weirder, more complicated, and more hazardous than they look.
Has Trans Woman and Agender Characters!
All that I am ( @atia-comic) (Tapastic)
Created by Gene ( @avaz40) (Patreon) and Alex ( @nerdy-nonbinary)
Summary: Naomi and Max meet on the first day of fifth grade, and find that they have something in common. Follow their journeys as they explore their genders.
Has Trans Women and Genderfluid characters!
In the Element ( @intheelement)
Written by Ray Ruzzo ( @hazellazer) (Patreon) Art by Beth Varni (@kadriihilal) Â Letters by Toben Racicot
Summary: Fifteen years after an accident ended their friendship, five women are about to find out their childhood bond is stronger than they ever could have imagined.
Has Trans Woman Character!
S T A T I C Â ( @vivians-static) (Tapastic) ( Warning: Death)
Created by Pittssmitts ( @pittssmitts) (Ko-Fi)
Summary: STATIC is about 15 year old transgirl Vivian Soomin-Kim living in the afterIife following her death. There, she finds that itâs a world similar to the one she left,however,with a system that judges people based on their life-sending them to reincarnation or the eternal nothingness of the void. But what if she doesnât fit into either of those choices? What is she doesnât WANT to?
Has Trans Woman Main!
Of Fangs and Claws (Tapastic)
Created by jaffre ( @jaffre)
Summary: After an encounter with what rhe thought to be a vampire, Red starts doubting what really happened and starts investigating.
Has a Nonbinary Main and Trans Woman character!
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If you enjoy any of these webcomics I encourage you to reblog this post or reblog their works. All of these wonderful creators deserve to have their stories seen and heard and you can help by just showing other people how amazing they are!
For a long time, most intersex people thought of their physical differences as something akin to a disease. Indeed, rather than using the label âintersex,â most physicians and many parents still prefer to talk about âdisorders of sex developmentâ â in other words, problems for doctors to fix. In 2000, the American Academy of Pediatrics went so far as to declare the birth of an intersex child a âsocial emergency.â (Since then, the AAP has grown more circumspect. âDSD may carry a stigma,â states a position paper adopted in 2006.)
But now activists are turning that argument around: Instead of talking about intersex people as medical subjects, they are speaking the language of identity, human rights and pride. They want doctors, parents and society at large to take a less rigid approach to sexual identity â and especially to reconsider the assumption that, to identify as a man or a woman, a person needs the gonads, genitals and chromosomes to match. âThere is a much bigger focus now on intersex identity politics â on letting the world know that we are intersex people, as opposed to people with medical conditions,â says longtime activist Hida Viloria, a chair of the Organization Intersex International and author of a new memoir, âBorn Both.â To Viloria, surgeries that aim to make children more conventionally male or female are âa gendercide, an institutional effort to erase us from society.â
There have been, in recent years, signs that the activists are making progress. In 2011, the United Nationsâ Committee Against Torture released a statement critical of nonconsensual intersex surgeries; two years later, the panel went further, declaring that the surgeries often âarguably meet the criteria for torture.â [âŚ]
These developments are in step with the larger disability rights movement, which argues for replacing assumptions of âbad-differenceâ with acceptance of âmere-difference,â in the terminology of philosopher Elizabeth Barnes. And they likewise echo the gay and transgender rights movements, which have risen to the surface of American politics and culture over the past generation. Now, in an era when society has proved open to revisiting other identities that were once considered shameful or taboo, is the intersex community finally on the brink of its own revolutionary moment â one that could transform what was a disorder into just another way for a person to be?
ICYMI, the Washington Post recently published a prominent feature story about the intersex rights movement and the folks leading it. Intersex pals, I would love to hear from you about this: what did you make of the story? Was it fair and thorough? What would you have liked to see changed or added?Â

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More LGBTQ Americans than non-LGBTQ Americans see emotional, financial and career advantages to being a part of a community. LGBTQ Americans are also more likely to be actively engaged with their finances. Get more comparisons with MassMutualâs "You Get What You Give Survey" here.
âAs important as community, if not more so, to the LGBTQ community is their work. More LGBTQ than non-LGBTQ Americans look to their community for help with their careers, including for networking and mentoring.â
These directors released vastly different films last year, but they're all moving the needle toward better representation.
âBut thereâs a much more nuanced conversation to be had about the state of queer cinema, which, last year, had a more noticeable presence outside the Oscarsâ 24 categories. And queer directors in particular seemed to be putting more stories on screen.Among them was Dee Rees, a black lesbian who amassed a largely female crew to make Mudbound, Netflixâs epic World War II saga about race relations.Â
There was also Robin Campillo, a gay French filmmaker who survived the AIDS crisis, and poured his experience of working with ACT UP Paris into the vĂŠritĂŠ case study BPM (Beats per Minute). Angela Robinson, also a black lesbian, released the biopic Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, which dealt with queer polyamory while tracing the origins of a superhero. Gay director Damon Cardasis sought out trans actors to fill the cast of Saturday Church, his underdog film about a queer youth center. And trans black filmmaker Yance Ford released Strong Island, a deeply layered documentary about the long-dismissed murder of his brother.â