I have just added the Google Translate tool to my blog. It is located in a new “Translate” box to the right. I am not sure if it is entirely accurate, but I figured it was better than nothing. Enjoy!
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Well, technically it’s been a bit longer than that, but I’ve been slacking on posting due to life stresses and such.
Anyways! It was the 9 month mark on November 13th, 2009. Some minor changes have taken place, but it seems like things are slowing down. The two changes in the last month have been a [...]
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My cousin expressed interest in seeing this, so I decided to post it on my blog for safekeeping just incase my computer ever crashes.
First I came out on Facebook in October 2008. Then I came out on Livejournal, right around the same time. Facebook was easy, because I changed my name, and pretty much [...]
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I wrote about NH not too long ago. Again this Bill in MA has been nicknamed “the bathroom bill”, and similarly transphobic statements have been said. Here’s an update from the Associated Press. The full article can be found here .
Massachusetts is the latest state to consider banning discrimination because of transgender status. New [...]
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Most of those who are friends with trans people will think that this post will be pretty common sense. However, I feel like it is necessary to write about.
Never start statements with “I love [enter trans person's name here], but—” and then say something incredibly transphobic. Especially when the said trans person is not [...]
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YouTube has revolutionized the way American Sign Language (ASL) has continued to develop. Transgender terminology in ASL has been typically somewhat transphobic. Thus, this video popped up. It’s not subtitled, but discusses some possible alternative signs for words like “transgender”, “e”, “t”, and more. If I get a chance later, I will transcribe it for [...]
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Because you know, the most threatening thing about transgender individuals is their ability to come into our bathrooms (notice the sarcasm here people).
An bill was being pushed in New Hampshire to protect transgender individuals from discrimination. The Republican Party nicknamed it the “bathroom bill”, and of course, the bill got squashed in the House [...]
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