Jules gave me the strength to open up about my experience and finally begin to heal after so many years. I hope it gives other trans viewers the same opportunity.
The biggest thing that I would like people to know is that I am going to work to make sure that this policy is reversed.
Being non-binary means everything to me, it has helped shape me into the person and advocate I am today.
Knowing she was there and that she still supported me meant the world to me. I wouldn’t be where I am today without her.
Because my journey was tough but worth it, I want to give some advice to students of color and LGBTQIA+ students reading this who are thinking about education beyond high school.
The first annual #March4TransEquality on Washington, D.C. will be held on September 28, 2019.
The groundbreaking series is set for Season Two, so binge Season One on Netflix now!
By demonstrating how local policies affect these two high schoolers, “They are the Champions” investigates how different states and athletic associations restrict transgender students’ inclusion in sports.
Trust yourself and who you are and don’t let other people extinguish your spirit.
'Call Her Ganda' gave a spotlight to the intersection of transgender and Filipino identity by honoring our fallen sister, Jennifer Laude, who was killed in an act of hate.
