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What do we learn today? President Biden has tossed out the ban on trans people in the military. Several stories deal with how that affects many who want to serve. The president also issued an executive order on the treatment of transgender students. Red states push back by introducing bills banning trans girls from school sports. Elliot Page is getting divorced. Several Montana lawmakers changed their minds about a bill to limit medical care for trans kids after meeting with some kids and their parents. South Dakota seeks to prevent trans people from updating their birth certificates. Dominique Jackson is one of the American Gods. Laverne Cox is in love. Transgender films and TV shows were recognized with GLAAD Awards. News of the possibility of a TV series set in the Harry Potter universe is greeted with scorn by some in the trans community. There’s all that and a ton more, plus several well deserved TWIT Awards waiting for you in TWIT!
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Linda Jensen reminisces about the early days when she bought her girl clothes from the Sears Catalog. Now in 2021 with dressing rooms in most stores closed over COVID concerns she’s had to adjust how she shops. The still visits Ross Dress For Less regularly but now she has to take things home to decide if she will keep them.
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It’s 1956 and we’re transported to the garment district of New York City where a trans woman works to make a living selling what she’s got in the night time and tries to find a way to become a fashion model. Click to meet the various characters, from hookers to fashion buyers for the chic department stores, as Ramona makes her way toward the glamorous life
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In 2017 a newbie to the world of crossdressing had six crossdressed forays in a short period of time. That newbie was our Julie Slowinski and today she documents that whirlwind of dressing up and offers some advice based on her experience progressing from newbie to fashionable crossdresser about town.
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Sometimes is hard to curb condemnation for people who keep attacking you. Bria revels in the misfortune of he philosophical rivals but her dinosaur friend offers another take on the situation.
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Coach Char has some advice that would benefit most everyone but works for transgender people, too. Try practicing what she advocates and see if you don’t have an easier time going through life.
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Time for The Week In Trans! It’s all the news about, by and for transgender people who want to be in the know. What do we learn today? Joe Biden’s interfaith prayer service featured trans people. The first day of Biden’s term saw the rescinding of anti-trans orders put in place by the previous president. A trans woman is running for New York City’s city council. Texas will soon vote on a bill to cut off medical care for trans kids. The new Secretary of Defense is for lifting the ban on trans in the military. New York state is repealing a law that allowed police to arrest trans women for “walking while trans”. Maryland wants to make it easier for trans people to change their names. Dr. Rachel Levine is nominated for the position of Assistant Secretary of Health. Actress Trace Lysette moves into the music biz with a new song called SMB. There’s all that and a plethora of other stories waiting for you in TWIT!
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Kandi doesn’t believe she “passes” when she interacts with the larger community but she appreciates it when those she interacts with, whether in church, out shopping, or dining out, refer to her as “her” and “she”. She always feels a thrill when she hears those words used to describe her.
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Today Dana Bevan presents six of her 12 Suggested Rules for Transgender Flourishing. They are designed to help boost transgender visibility and promote the existence of trans people as just another part of our society. See if you can live up to the challenge some of Dana’s first six suggested rules presents.
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It’s 1956 and we’re transported to the garment district of New York City where a trans woman works to make a living selling what she’s got in the night time and tries to find a way to become a fashion model. Click to meet the various characters, from hookers to fashion buyers for the chic department stores, as Ramona makes her way toward the glamorous life.
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Kerry Wright is a lovely and diminutive Texas native who describes herself as a classy, intelligent, Gemini and feminine gurl who just wants to be herself. She is the subject of today’s interview by Shelley Anne. Find out about her evolution as a “gurl”, her time as a webcam model and more.
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From time to time most transgender people get asked questions by people who don’t want to learn about being trans but want to embarass and demean the transgender person. Asking what your “real” name is or if you’re gay and dress up to attract men are questions that should not be asked. If you find yourself in a situation where mean questions are coming your way Chrissy Gann has some standard answers you might like to know.
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Today we learn that Sarah McBride has been sworn into office Delaware. Joe Biden has said there are at least three genders. Kamala Harris’s stepdaughter is supporting trans charities. Violence against trans women of color continues. The Montana legislature has two anti-trans bills on their agenda. Alabama and Mississippi seek to ban medical treatments for trans minors. North Dakota bans trans athletes from school sports. A judge in Alabama rules that trans people don’t need to provide proof of affirmation surgery to change their legal gender. A photo purporting to be a trans woman participating in the riot at the Capital proves to be fake. A trans woman power lifter is suing USA Powerlifting over regulations that keep her from competing. Angelica Ross is slated to appear in American Horror Story 10. The pandemic benefitted some trans people who could be themselves 24/7 during quarantine and were able to come out as trans. There’s all that and more waiting for your in TWIT!
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Christy Lewis writes about what happiness means to her. In the old days a good rock concert could make her happy. Now she has other things that make her glow with happiness. She outlines a few of them in The View From Christy’s World.
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It’s 1956 and we’re transported to the garment district of New York City where a trans woman works to make a living selling what she’s got in the night time and tries to find a way to become a fashion model. Click to meet the various characters, from hookers to fashion buyers for the chic department stores, as Ramona makes her way toward the glamorous life.
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Sophie Lynne is attending graduate school in central Pennsylvania at PSU and working in State College to pay the bills. Between her studies, work, and the pandemic she is feeling more and more isolated. The area seems to have no trans community and Sophie finds herself missing the companionship of other trans women.
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Lorraine Anderson, the woman behind The Occasional Woman custom clothing service, keeps an eye on fashion trends. Today she talks about visible thongs, photos printed on clothing, maxi dresses, wrap skirts and the hot new color for 2021. If you want to stay in step with the latest fashion trends read The Occasional Woman and see what Lorraine thinks of them.
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With his father away at work much of the time Kenny’s mother and sister encourage him to dress as Savannah more and more. His mother tells him how much she enjoys having a younger daughter and his sister continues to teach him feminine ways. Savannah has been introduced to the local girls as a visiting cousin and they accept her completely. She attends a slumber party and church socials. She was shy as a boy but as Savannah she finds herself chatting with both girls and boys. One boy in particular has been escorting her on casual outings. Where might that lead?
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First up we offer our award giving column The Week In Trans! What do we learn today? Laverne Cox was set to coproduce a documentary on sex workers and pulled out. Bollywood seems to want to be inclusive of trans people but continues to cast cis males in trans women roles. A designer from India comes out as trans. The U.S. House of Representatives has adopted the use of gender-neutral terms. Violence against trans women of color continues. Two of the contestants from RuPaul’s Drag Race helped get out the vote in Georgia. Trans people are being studied so much that they are getting research fatigue. Eddie Izzard praises Laverne Cox and Caitlyn Jenner for opening doors. Canada’s Drag Race is renewed for a second season. Children in Britain and Wales will no longer be able to get puberty blockers. Trans candidates in Brazil are winning elections. There’s all that and a lot more waiting for you in TWIT!
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What’s cooking down at Dina’s Diner? Dina Amberle, the owner and operator of that virtual establishment, is always updating the menu and offering several tasty specials. Today she takes a bit of Indian trans beauty pageant winner, mixes it up with a trans contestant on Jeopardy!, adds a dash of crossplay anime characters and a sprinkling of Lady Gaga to create a veritable taste treat. And for dessert she offers Ginger or Maryann. Get yourself ready for a darned good time at Dina’s Diner!
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It’s 1956 and we’re transported to the garment district of New York City where a trans woman works to make a living selling what she’s got in the night time and tries to find a way to become a fashion model. Click to meet the various characters, from hookers to fashion buyers for the chic department stores, as Ramona makes her way toward the glamorous life.
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With Martin Luther King day coming soon Rabbah Rona Matlow finds a connection between the struggles of the Black community fighting for quality and freedom, and the suffering of the Israelites under the foot of an insecure pharaoh in ancient Egypt.
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Claire Hall is an elected official in her local government. She won reelection and talks about how she was subjected to ugly attacks by some of the people in her town at the same time she got open-minded, loving support.
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It’s news from the world of the arts and entertainment. From the transgender Bond Girl to an author whose debut novel is being published by one of the top publishers, Angela Gardner rounds up the news on the creative members of the trans community.
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Look! In the sky! it’s a bird, it’s a plane. It’s Super Bria! Sometimes Bria feels that way. Like she can do anything. But why do it all on your own?
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Sabrina Symington continues her series of voice training videos that give you the vocal tools to sound in a way that matches your look. Whether you crossdress now and then or live fulltime in your preferred gender speaking as a woman can boost your confidence when you interact with members of the general public. Sabrina has a lot to say on the subject of sounding like you look.
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