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how did everyone else find out about transness?
i found out through a book with stories of powerful women for young girls, and one of them was coy mathis, a trans girl whose story was about being a girl in a boys school
it was lovely and i think back on it a lot, it always reminds me that hate is always taught
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Endeavours 012 - VIFF: Spotlight on LGBTQ+
Endeavours 012 – VIFF: Spotlight on LGBTQ+
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It was recently National Coming Out Day and coupled with the Vancouver International Film Festival, we are taking a look at the some of the best LGBTQ+ programming! There are two great documentary filmmakers on tap today: Jenny Gage, who helmed the wonderful All This Panic! and Eric Juhola who tells us about Growing Up Coy. For today’s musical guest it is Cymbals Eat…
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In recent years, more and more inspiring stories of transgender children have been featured in news stories, as prominent television characters and in film. While many of their appearances have been met with controversy, all of them have made us sit up and take notice of just how special each of our children are. Here we salute 12 news-makers that happen to be transgender children.
Which of these inspiring stories of transgender children inspires you the most? Let us know in the comments below.
1. Coy Mathis. Coy identified as a girl from the young age of 18 months and made headlines after not being allowed to use a Colorado elementary school girls' restroom. Mathis' parents quickly slapped the school with a complaint helmed by the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund. Coy was home-schooled, but returned after the school upheld new rules allowing Coy to use the restroom respective to her gender identity.
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Tranny voted Colorado high school's homecoming princess
Tranny voted Colorado high school’s homecoming princess
All of a sudden, trannies are all the rage.
In May, a bearded transvestite named Conchita Wurst (see below) was voted the winner of Eurovision, an annual song competition held among the member countries of the European Broadcasting Union.
Here in America, Time magazine’s cover of June 9, 2014 proclaimed we’re at a “Transgender Tipping Point: America’s Next Civil Rights Frontier”!
For that matter,…
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"This is Coy Mathis, a transgender 6 year old living in Colorado. It just so happens that my brother is in her class at Eagleside Elementary School in Fountain, Colorado. When I asked my brother how he felt about Coy he said, “She’s got really cool hair and we play on the slides at recess.” I asked what he thought about Coy’s decision to be a girl and he said, “She is a girl. She just got the wrong body on accident.” How is a 6 year old more understanding and accepting of her than many of the adults at Eagleside Elementary?" -Courtney (via Have A Gay Day)
