🔥 Community Campfire: 2022 and Beyond - https://t.co/iPLeTK2m5J
Join TRACTION for our first Community Campfire of 2022, a virtual gathering for trans+, Two Spirit, nonbinary, and all gender-diverse people, friends, families, and allies.
“Pose” star Angelica Ross says she’s hopeful that the days of problematic casting of trans roles are over: “I think that we have changed the game when it comes to trans representation.” https://t.co/lKixDq0ban - @NBCBLK
550+ free books for trans kids are now traveling across the universe and into their arms. We hope these stories offer a protection spell in the years ahead. ♥️ #HeartsparkPress#ProtectTransKids
In two weeks, with @GenderJusticeWA @WABlackTransTF @utopia_wa, we're starting a two-part series on Decolonizing Gender. Malcolm Shanks will be presenting the first night! Come join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, Insta, and YouTube! https://t.co/EdMg8TOzVz
In two weeks, with @GenderJusticeWA @WABlackTransTF @utopia_wa, we're starting a two-part series on Decolonizing Gender. Malcolm Shanks will be presenting the first night! Come join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, Insta, and YouTube! https://t.co/EdMg8TOzVz
We're shipping books this weekend! This is our final call for FREE BOOKS FOR TRANS GIRLS. Sign-up now if a kiddo in your life needs one. #PROTECTTRANSKIDS#WeNeedDiverseBooks https://t.co/K8ZeIJrAuC
THIS SATURDAY at 2pm: Join us for “Ballroom Basics with Aísha" and get a brief herstory lesson on the origins of NY Ballroom Culture and how it became the PRIDE and pop culture staple today. Register today: https://t.co/x8K7N7WIU1 #PRIDE#Pride2021#TransIsBeautiful#LGBT
More rent help is now available for King County tenants, through our Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance Program.
You can find out more and sign up for rent assistance using our Tenant Portal: https://t.co/rIBbPdaxFc https://t.co/3jeSMDTkzG
Calling all disabled media makers: join us on June 25 & 26 to chat with fellow disabled creatives! Free to attend! RSVP: https://t.co/xAVGA1MKX0 #DisabilityTwitter
What happened in Tulsa in 1921 was not just one of the most prominent examples of racial violence in this country but also one of the greatest examples of the violent decimation of Black wealth--nearly 60 years after Black people spent hundreds of years building the US for free.
To kick off #Pride this year, we share insights from @MrDavidJohns (MA ’06) of @NBJContheMove, who discusses the unique challenges that Black LGBTQ+ people face, & calls upon allies to take a more active role in “doing the work'' — via @theroot. #TCAlumni https://t.co/KmRvkJUZQM