Ashley Womble
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As I pass the baton to my colleagues at the Lifeline, I’m filled with gratitude that we have created a little space on the Internet where everyone matters.
Parker
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Blogging has given me a safe space to talk about my mental illnesses, my addiction and my trans identity.
Parker
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Instead of letting each use of my birth name and the wrong pronouns stab me in the heart, I let them remind me of my true identity.
Parker
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When I first heard about the “Remove the T” petition, I was confused. We are a part of the queer community, too.
Parker
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Parker explains what you can do and say to help be an ally to the trans community.
Parker
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When you’re struggling with your gender identity (or any other sort of identity, really) it’s very easy to feel alone.
Parker
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As a transman, I’ve felt a major disconnect with my clothing and the expression I've wanted to portray for the majority of my life.
Parker
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Parker explains why the Supreme Court’s ruling serves as a source of hope for those who identify with the queer community.
Parker
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Parker hid in the closet for several years of his life. Then, he came out as a lesbian. But he soon realized that wasn’t his true identity and had to come out again.
Parker
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As a transman, I feel that Ms. Jenner’s public coming out and the media blitz surrounding it sent the message that being different is absolutely acceptable.
Lexa
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