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1. Six years ago, during the hardest winter of my life, I found myself again. A month later, I found myself again, under a cherry blossom tree.
On Trans Day of Visibility this year, we travel through our toughest winter.
But we know the promise of spring.
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On Trans Day of Visibility this year, we travel through our toughest winter.
But we know the promise of spring.
Subscribe to support my journalism.
Finding Hope And Spring On Transgender Day Of Visibility
The past three months have been brutal for transgender people—but if there’s one thing our community knows, it’s how to travel through darkness to find spring.
www.erininthemorning.com
March 31, 2025 at 5:23 PM
1. Six years ago, during the hardest winter of my life, I found myself again. A month later, I found myself again, under a cherry blossom tree.
On Trans Day of Visibility this year, we travel through our toughest winter.
But we know the promise of spring.
Subscribe to support my journalism.
On Trans Day of Visibility this year, we travel through our toughest winter.
But we know the promise of spring.
Subscribe to support my journalism.
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— it’s torture. Full stop. Especially for our kids.
It is sick.
It is amoral.
It is utterly unforgivable.
For shame. For absolute, horrifying shame.
Anyone complicit in this deserves what they will get when the history books line them up as the worst human beings who ever lived. They are that.
It is sick.
It is amoral.
It is utterly unforgivable.
For shame. For absolute, horrifying shame.
Anyone complicit in this deserves what they will get when the history books line them up as the worst human beings who ever lived. They are that.
February 7, 2025 at 3:03 AM
— it’s torture. Full stop. Especially for our kids.
It is sick.
It is amoral.
It is utterly unforgivable.
For shame. For absolute, horrifying shame.
Anyone complicit in this deserves what they will get when the history books line them up as the worst human beings who ever lived. They are that.
It is sick.
It is amoral.
It is utterly unforgivable.
For shame. For absolute, horrifying shame.
Anyone complicit in this deserves what they will get when the history books line them up as the worst human beings who ever lived. They are that.
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Hospital protests have begun for hospitals that are complying with an executive order banning gender affirming care.
The order does NOT have the force of law, but some hospital systems are too scared of trump to defend trans kids in their care.
This one at UVA Hospital.
The order does NOT have the force of law, but some hospital systems are too scared of trump to defend trans kids in their care.
This one at UVA Hospital.
January 31, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Hospital protests have begun for hospitals that are complying with an executive order banning gender affirming care.
The order does NOT have the force of law, but some hospital systems are too scared of trump to defend trans kids in their care.
This one at UVA Hospital.
The order does NOT have the force of law, but some hospital systems are too scared of trump to defend trans kids in their care.
This one at UVA Hospital.
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"We have to allow this [org/shelter/hospital/school] to erase the trans community and comply to save everyone else"
Absolutely not.
I will not allow my community to be jettisoned to save yourself. Yes, if you don't, other groups may suffer, and you might too.
But we are all in this together.
Absolutely not.
I will not allow my community to be jettisoned to save yourself. Yes, if you don't, other groups may suffer, and you might too.
But we are all in this together.
January 31, 2025 at 6:24 PM
"We have to allow this [org/shelter/hospital/school] to erase the trans community and comply to save everyone else"
Absolutely not.
I will not allow my community to be jettisoned to save yourself. Yes, if you don't, other groups may suffer, and you might too.
But we are all in this together.
Absolutely not.
I will not allow my community to be jettisoned to save yourself. Yes, if you don't, other groups may suffer, and you might too.
But we are all in this together.
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Neither the stroke of a pen nor the pounding of a gavel can erase transgender people. They have always existed. They always will.
January 20, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Neither the stroke of a pen nor the pounding of a gavel can erase transgender people. They have always existed. They always will.