#allshallbeequal

Keondre is a trans guy in prison. He wants to make a better life for himself and has been busting his ass to get some kind of education. Keondre was finally accepted into Ashland University's online fall program where he will be able to get a degree in business management. He is looking for mentors. Please contact us if you are interested in helping him out.

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This is also why they can't allow trans people to exist. Dr. Seuss wrote a story called The starbelly sneeches(I think?). In the story, 1/2 the Sneeches who have stars on their bellies, and while the other 1/2 didn't. For humans, the star is the ability to reproduce. Trans people change the dynamic of gender inequality.

This is also a foundation of colonization. The obliteration of matriarchal societies was required in order to obtain total control. Colonizer propaganda tells the world that indigenous peoples were Savage and uncivilized, but in reality they were mostly matriarchal.

Women can't be human because they are property. This is why child marriage is still legal. It is why the blood quantum was created. Residential Schools removed children from matriarchal societies.

Telling someone about going to prison or being a "Convict" is just like to coming out of the closet. The similarities are shocking.

✔ You want to open up and share your existence, but you know folks think it's shameful, even though it's nothing to be ashamed of.

✔You feel like people on the street can clock you.

✔It's impossible to stay "in the closet" because human beings require trusting relationships to thrive and be healthy. But if you want to live a "normal" life, you can't trust anyone ....you have to live behind a mask all the time.

✔You avoid new relationships or friendships cause when you finally tell someone, you have to answer tons of uncomfortable and inappropriate questions.

✔You're afraid to be honest and risk discrimination in work, housing, medical care, and education.

✔Many people believe that everyone in prison are criminals and they deserve to be there in the same way that homophobes believe that getting HIV is a punishment and queers deserve to get it.

✔People who know the truth will avoid interaction or relationships with you because they don't understand or they are worried about being judged for being with you.

✔ Sometimes you feel a bizarre conflict about going back in, cause eventhough it was hell, there was safety in the routine of doing what was expected everyday.

✔ Daily struggle with PTSD or mental health issues from being attacked for simply being.

✔Living in constant fear of a relationship/ friendship going bad, and a person you trusted "outs" you in an attempt to hurt you.