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#1 Bluesky is transphobic and suspends most trans peoples accounts
#2 Bluesky is more of a white rich people talking for trans people and not giving trans people room to talk
#2 Bluesky is more of a white rich people talking for trans people and not giving trans people room to talk
Real talk: a weird number of trans women who've stayed fully on Twitter have drifted to the center and I don't fully understand why aside from the fact that their brains are being boiled in right-wing propaganda day in and day out. Actually, yeah, that's probably it.
The Venn diagram of trans women who stayed on Twitter these last two years and trans women who say "anything less than Trump is good with me no matter how many of us it kills!" is a perfect circle.
February 17, 2026 at 4:44 AM
#1 Bluesky is transphobic and suspends most trans peoples accounts
#2 Bluesky is more of a white rich people talking for trans people and not giving trans people room to talk
#2 Bluesky is more of a white rich people talking for trans people and not giving trans people room to talk
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If you could save a trans woman’s life would you?
$25 gives a trans woman shelter.
#trans #protecttranspeople #lgbtq
$25 gives a trans woman shelter.
#trans #protecttranspeople #lgbtq
February 15, 2026 at 10:58 PM
If you could save a trans woman’s life would you?
$25 gives a trans woman shelter.
#trans #protecttranspeople #lgbtq
$25 gives a trans woman shelter.
#trans #protecttranspeople #lgbtq
donate ICE just kicked their door In! 🤬😡
THRIVE HOUSE SHELTER NEEDS FUNDING
What significance does Thrive House Shelter hold for both me and others?
The Thrive House Shelter provides a supportive shelter serving as a vital safe haven for countless black and brown trans women ...
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February 11, 2026 at 11:29 AM
donate ICE just kicked their door In! 🤬😡
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I love everyone that came out to see me. ❤️🔥
January 18, 2026 at 9:44 PM
I love everyone that came out to see me. ❤️🔥
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In response to the recent @nytimes.com piece, our Executive Director @transrigo.bsky.social shares this statement:
![A4TE logo in purple on the right hand side
Text reads:
[Washington, D.C.] – Yesterday, Advocates for Trans Equality (A4TE) Executive Director, Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen, was quoted out of context in a New York Times story, and he released the following statement:
“Yesterday, New York Times ran an article in which I was quoted as saying, ‘We have to make it OK for someone to change their minds,’ and ‘We cannot vilify them for not being on our side. No one wants to join that team.’ Because my quotes were taken out of context, I’d like to clarify what I meant. Those statements were regarding how to persuade every day, undecided people in the public, not people who have already taken actions to oppose our equality.
“Extreme right politicians targeting the trans community is the reason we’re having this conversation at all. So, I want to ensure that no one misinterprets our message to the community: A4TE’s approach has not changed. We will continue confronting the institutions making the rules and we will be at Capitol Hill and in the courts fighting to change the rules to build power for trans people.
“Trans people doing the best they can to live with respect and dignity are not the enemy. We are angry because extremists would like to ban us from bathrooms and control the decisions we make with our doctors. Make no mistake about who the opposition is here. We’re gearing up for the fight of our lives against the incoming administration, and we are not backing off.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ivb62ux4pkwamrwjjk5l4psj/bafkreib53nrt3taoaydqqxoyl2ex62upayksevvinuxp6gg36n47yfnqsi@jpeg)
November 30, 2024 at 9:17 PM
In response to the recent @nytimes.com piece, our Executive Director @transrigo.bsky.social shares this statement: