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Begging non-trans-women writers to stop writing about historical trans women who have been misgendered and degendered by historians and their own societies as "non-binary"
Being non-binary is not when you say you're a woman but your society says you're not, for god's sake
Being non-binary is not when you say you're a woman but your society says you're not, for god's sake
As the transgender community continues to fight for civil rights in the U.S., one of the most common arguments against progress is that transgender people are a recent phenomenon.
But it’s a fight that’s been happening here for decades and around the world for centuries. ⤵️
But it’s a fight that’s been happening here for decades and around the world for centuries. ⤵️
People Have Had Non-Binary Genders for Thousands of Years
It's nothing new.
www.teenvogue.com
January 22, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Begging non-trans-women writers to stop writing about historical trans women who have been misgendered and degendered by historians and their own societies as "non-binary"
Being non-binary is not when you say you're a woman but your society says you're not, for god's sake
Being non-binary is not when you say you're a woman but your society says you're not, for god's sake
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In the early years I loved the atmosphere of #NaNoWriMo and it helped me get a lot of writing done, but given what it turned into over the last few years, I can't say I feel any particular sadness over its demise.
April 1, 2025 at 7:52 AM
In the early years I loved the atmosphere of #NaNoWriMo and it helped me get a lot of writing done, but given what it turned into over the last few years, I can't say I feel any particular sadness over its demise.