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You may have seen the previous donation post I made for Cenbe going around and I’m very happy to say that she is now being released on bond. Donations are needed to help cover the cost of her lawyer, as well as the expenses of incarceration (commissary, contact with the outside world, getting her vehicle out of impound). She will likely also have many medical expenses due to the medical neglect she experienced.

Donations can be made here:

cashapp $lightpinkfox

venmo @rosyfoxx-blog

The gofundme link in the previous post is still up and running, but cashapp and venmo are preferred due to fees and quicker access.

But the only place I’ve had someone physically try to remove me from a bathroom was in London.

Some random middle aged woman thought that she had the right to put her hands on me simply because I don’t match her ideas of what femininity is, and I don’t think it’s a coincidence that this happened in a place where transphobia is running rampant. Of all the weird stuff that’s happened to me in pretty conservative parts of the US, they simply are not as emboldened here as they currently are in the UK; but don’t think for a moment that they don’t intend to get there.

Trans people are reason enough to fight these bigots. It’s a good enough reason. Trans people deserve respect, dignity, compassion, and protection. But if you think they’ll be satisfied with only pushing trans people back into the closet, you’re utterly deluded. They want absolute conformity, simple as that, and they’re increasing their push here too.

I have been donating to Intransitive, which provides support for trans youth in Arkansas. They are going to need all the help they can get now that the bill is law. If you have anything extra to donate their ActBlue link is https://secure.actblue.com/donate/intransitive

Or you can donate via Resilient Trans folks in Arkansas

Venmo: @ intransitive