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Pride Month means something different to each of us, especially in 2025. With rampant anti-trans legislation, book bans, and rising hostility in so many corners of the country, finding space for joy can feel complicated. For some, this June is a time of protest. For others, it’s a time to
What makes a place feel like home? For many trans and non-binary people, it’s not just about a friendly face or decent coffee. It’s about feeling safe, seen, and welcome just as you are. Whether it’s a queer-owned gym, a cozy bookstore, a spiritual community, or a karaoke night with
Some books feel like old friends. This one feels like a love letter. For this month’s Trans Bookworm Series, we explore We Both Laughed in Pleasure by Lou Sullivan. He’s one of the first known trans men in the U.S. to speak openly about being gay, and to push back
We live in a world that sends trans people a lot of harmful messages. Over time, those messages can take hold in our thoughts and self-image. Even when we’re working to undo them, they can resurface in subtle ways you might not expect. For many trans people, shame and internalized
Dating as a trans person can bring up a lot of questions, especially when it comes to disclosure. Should you tell someone before the first date? After? What if you’re not ready, or if you’re still figuring things out yourself? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but what is true is that
Let’s be real—most self-care advice out there doesn’t work for everyone, especially for us trans people. Bubble baths, yoga retreats, and skincare products might be nice for some, but they’re not practical or attainable for many of us. Worse, they don’t address the deeper need for stability and support in
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