By Lynnea Urania Stuart Transpeople are a people of dreams. I’m convinced of that, even if many transpeople I know have shut themselves off from their dreams. Doing so is a mistake. Some of us awakened to our trans nature through dreams because, if we listen to them and understand them rightly, they don’t […]
Read MoreA Tale of 2 Nations: Does the Prime Minister’s apology to LGBT people represent a true trend?
By Lynnea Urania Stuart We had long desired to hear words like this. For Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, at least, they seem demonstrably heart-felt, not just because he said them but because he also took action on behalf of LGBT peoples. But it will take more than Trudeau to make real change happen in […]
Read MoreA New Phase for Title VII: The U.S. District Court bucks the Attorney General
By Lynnea Urania Stuart In light of recent developments at the Department of Justice, this was an astonishing decision. It’s also ironic that this should take place in Oklahoma, one of the most staunchly Republican states in the country. It was even more ironic that this should take place at the International Transgender Day […]
Read MorePreserving Our Stories: Today and the Future of the International Transgender Day of Remembrance
By Lynnea Urania Stuart Of all transgender events, none has brought us together more and none has been more commonly held sacred than this one. It’s easy to see how the International Transgender Day of Remembrance has made such an impact: an appeal to conscience, a sense that each of us could be next to […]
Read MoreWhat’s Next? Looking Ahead for 7 New Trans Officials
By Lynnea Urania Stuart Elation peeled in shouts, high fives, embraces, and jubilation throughout the trans community. Historic wins in California, Georgia, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Virginia aroused great celebration and deep pride. We would have been elated if only 1 happened to win office. But 7 won instead. Has the trans community […]
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