Stop Requiring Trans People to Suffer the Indignity of Convincing You to Affirm Their Identity
May 22, 2022
This educomic explains why as an ally or accomplice, you need to believe trans people when there's been harm done and try to mitigate that harm rather than require trans people to suffer the indignity of convincing you to affirm their dignity.
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My grandma and grandpa (not spouses, from different parents) understood and accepted my transmasculinity, and that's SO FUNNY that they are 70+, and my parents who are 50+ STILL just couldn't get it. Nor accept it
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Stop Requiring Trans People to Suffer the Indignity of Convincing You to Affirm Their Identity
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