The Trump administration quietly reversed the policy, which means trans veterans won't be protected from discrimination at VA facilities
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The Trump administration quietly reversed the policy, which means trans veterans won't be protected from discrimination at VA facilities

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First t#ransgender #woman rides in #pro #bike race - @CNN https://apple.news/ARzfoflihRByFoaBxvPT6fA (at LAX - Los Angeles International Airport)
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"Anyways, I just wanna say to my trans lovelies that you are not a financial, emotional, or societal burden. You are fantastic, magical people who don’t deserve how cis society treats you. I love you and I’m glad to have you surrounding me.
To my cis friends: Many of you are doing great.
You all have to do better."
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Why am I even giviong everything a titel? Whatever. I almost cried in school today. I can’t really explain why, it’s just so much and nothing at all. Idk how to explain it. If you know the feeling you might get it. At leat it were just like 3 or 4 tears befor I got myself again. To bad my teacher and one girl saw it. I just said it’s a personal problem. I got over it during the day. I hate weak moments. Dysphoria is getting worse. And I have the feeling that I’m getting weak or is it just getting harder? I don’t know. I realy don’t.
ZINE SPOTLIGHT: 'Hidden Expressions Vol. 1' (2012), feat. voices of presently or formerly encarcerated transgender & gender non-conforming creators
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ZINE TITLE: Hidden Expressions Vol .1
AUTHOR(S): Contributions, wisdom, and creativity of transgender and gender non-conforming people who have been or are currently incarcerated (supported by Transformative Justice Law Project of Illinois
RELEASE DATE: January 31, 2012
ORIGIN: Chicago, Illinois, USA
DESCRIPTION:
The Transformative Justice Law Project of Illinois (TJLP) is a collective of radical lawyers, social workers, activists, and community organizers who are deeply committed to prison abolition, transformative justice, and gender self-determination.
Hidden Expressions is an annual ‘zine publication created exclusively with the contributions, wisdom, and creativity of transgender and gender non-conforming people who have been or are currently incarcerated. Submissions can include stories, drawings, "how-to" guides, poetry, guides to surviving prison as a trans person, erotica, recipes, treats, hobbies, writing and art tips, comic strips, and any other expression of resilience and talent.
A digital copy is available for free download on our website, and hard copies are distributed nationally to TJLP’s clients, other incarcerated trans and gender-nonconforming folks, archives, libraries, and organizations that work with trans people and people on the inside. This ‘zine is a tangible expression of our organization’s mission to connect incarcerated trans and gender non-conforming people to their peers, friends, family, allies, and the larger Prison Abolition movement, both inside and outside of prisons and jails. TJLP provides the resources (paper, printing, layout, etc.) and the people-power on the outside to put it together, but the content of the ‘zine is entirely created by transgender and gender non-conforming folks who are currently locked up in facilities across the United States.
This ‘zine is an expression of what is really happening for trans and gender non-conforming folks who are currently imprisoned – including thoughts and strategies for survival. We hope this publication can combat the isolation and silence that the prison-industrial complex inflicts by creating a sense of community through the voices on the page. - tjlp.org
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Point of reference: @prisonculture (thank you!)
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