An LSU student who was arrested after speaking out of turn at a public meeting alleges police discriminated against her for being transgender
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An LSU student who was arrested after speaking out of turn at a public meeting alleges police discriminated against her for being transgender
idk how many people will see this but genuine question:
if ur a poc/trans person, how do u feel about the progress flag?
i like it :)
i don’t like it (feel free to say why in the tags)
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btw this is the flag i’m talking about:
not trying to start discourse btw, i’m just curious about people’s feelings, and i think of this as a live-and-let-live/personal preference situation, for the most part. anyway thanks guys!
Bunny is back from the desert 🏜️
hey :o)
mentioned wanting to change my last name to my mother’s maiden name and my stepfather essentially told me i “wasn’t mexican enough” lmao :)
Y’all, I understand people calling out that “they” is already used as singular in English, when talking about people using it as their pronouns, but like... SO WHAT IF IT WASN’T?
In portuguese we literally do not have a way to communicate neutral gender with pronouns, when using adjectives, anything (the standard is to use the masculine version of words when aiming for “neutral”). We are having to go through ridicule when talking about using “e” at the end of adjectives and stuff, instead of “a” or “o”, and using totally new pronouns.
Discourse online is very much “English language centric”, because as a rule of thumb we use English to communicate internationally, so those aspects of the trans enby/ people who want to use they pronouns tend to go unnoticed, but for a lot of languages (especially those rooted in latin) the “made up” stuff is necessary to accommodate queer people. That doesn’t make it less valid, just cause “it’s not a part of the language originally”.
reminder that i am cute!!
coming up on a year on hrt, 💗🥰💗