As someone (queer-bi-trans) who quit attending Pride nearly 20 years ago, lady, I would stand with you. I am a bisexual, black woman. I have been out for over 3 years, but had yet to attend a Pride parade, so I wanted today to be my first. I hold issue … Continue reading →
about tech companies boycotting North Carolina (or anywhere else) over the recently passed Discrimination Act (in this case, North Carolina House Bill #2). If they wanted their threat to have any immediate effect, every windows computer & phone (don’t laugh, I’m sure there are at least a few in the … Continue reading →
Source: Activism, elderhood, and public shaming I’m still trying to put my own thoughts into words over this issue, and they are not coming easily. In the meantime, here’s someone else’s point of view on the matter.
Continue reading →From the State.gov website. Check there for any revisions or changes. Gender Reassignment Applicants. Gender Reassignment Applicants If you are in the process of or have completed gender reassignment, please note: The ID you present with your application must accurately reflect your current appearance. The passport photo you submit with your application must … Continue reading →
For the past few months, I’ve been making changes and making arrangements to resume the journey I put on hold 40-something years ago. This past week was my consult with the endocrinologist and a mental health therapist. Everything is currently on pace to take the next big step in January. … Continue reading →
