By truly embracing transgender equality, I believe we can all begin to define what it means to be a man or a woman on our own terms and liberate ourselves from the gender oppression we impose on ourselves and each other.
- Published in Gender, Human RIghts, Identity, Transgender
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- Published in Community, Equal rights, Gay, Gender, Human RIghts, Identity, Queer, Transgender
We want a world where boys can feel, girls can lead, and the rest of us can not only exist but thrive. This is not about erasing men and women but rather acknowledging that man and woman are two of many—stars in a constellation that do not compete but amplify one another’s shine.
- Published in Gender
Silencing women silences justice.
Dec 06, 2017
- Published in & Mujerista, Equal rights, Feminism, Gender, History, Sex & Sexuality, Womanism
Feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with.
Mar 05, 2017
- Published in & Mujerista, Feminism, Gender, Sex & Sexuality, Womanism
You could be a gangster with a dress, you could be a gangster with baggy pants. I feel like there’s no such thing as gender.
Aug 01, 2016
- Published in Gender, Sex & Sexuality
We live off this image as an open and tolerant place. Homophobic violence has hit crisis levels, and it’s getting worse.
Jul 05, 2016
- Published in Bisexual, Equal rights, Foreign Leaders, Gay, Gender, Lesbian, Queer, Sex & Sexuality, Transgender, Violence
This is the right thing to do for our people and for the force. We’re talking about talented Americans who are serving with distinction or who want the opportunity to serve. We can’t allow barriers unrelated to a person’s qualifications prevent us from recruiting and retaining those who can best accomplish the mission.
Jun 24, 2016
Not only am I having a girl, but I picked the girl from her little embryo. I picked her and was like, 'Let's put in the girl.'
Mar 20, 2016
- Published in Ethics, Gender, Pop-Culture, Radio & television, Relationships & Marriage, Reproductive Rights, Sex & Sexuality
Legislators have gone out of their way to stigmatize and marginalize transgender North Carolinians by pushing ugly and fundamentally untrue stereotypes that are based on fear and ignorance and not supported by the experiences of more than 200 cities with these protections.
Mar 24, 2016
- Published in Bisexual, Equal rights, Ethics, Gay, Gender, Human RIghts, Lesbian, Partisanship, Policy, Queer, Sex & Sexuality, Transgender