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A 19-year-old black trans girl was shot to death this month, and there has been absolutely no media reporting on it - despite extensive reporting on almost identical incidents in the same part of Florida, at the same time. The police, as usual, misgendered her in the police report and have done nothing to find her killer. Her name was Jayla Mcgee. Black trans people deserve to grow old.
Police misgendered Jayla McGee, local media overlooked her homicide, and her community was left to make sure she was not erased.
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A little boy just looked at me and went āwoah! That girl is so tall!! I didnāt know girls could get that tall!ā To his grandpa.
Grandpa talked to him about how he had tall women in his family and how pretty tall girls are and the boy said he should ask me out š so grandpa was like āsheās probably already marriedā
Listening to this exchange was so cute and so gender affirming bc not once did either of them imply I was actually a man Iām gonna cry this was so sweet.
"The nonbinary afab who goes by she/her, dresses femininely, and uses a push-up bra when Iā" when you what? What's wrong with her?
Is she not nonbinary enough for you? Is the way she experiences her queerness and how she presents not perfect enough for you? Nonbinary people don't owe you androgyny, right? So why is she the exception? Why does she have to hate herself to appeal to your standards? Why is she any less transāany less worthy of respectācause it's "not visible"? Queer solidarity my ass. Don't spout this bullshit on Pride, man.
To the trans girl reading this: it is never to late to transition. It is never too late to question your gender identity. It is never too late for anything. Live your dreams and be your happiest self. Don't leave yourself wondering of what could've been when it could be now. I will wrap my arms around you and embrace you, even if you want to transition in your mid 30s or 40s. Even if you've already had puberty and your body has developed. It will never be too late.