Celebrate the Affirming Wins When They Happen
Oct 26, 2019
This little comic will discuss some of the wins we largely ignore and why we should be celebrating each and every one. Being nonbinary is a struggle some days, but some days we have things we could be celebrating, and we should! Also, if you aren’t nonbinary, gender nonconforming, or trans, you can still use this comic. Remind your friends who are to celebrate the wins and maybe even offer to help them do it!
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I'm glad you're making this! It is an important topic and one people should learn about. My one critique is that maybe you could format it so that it is easier for mobile readers to read, we have to zoom in to read the text. If it were in vertical columns we could scroll and read easier
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