I wrote about how to write Trans Characters in a prior post here. A common follow-up question involves pronouns, such […]
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Reshaping the Story of Society
The Consequences of Ideas that Dehumanize and Erase Groups of People This article discusses the marketplace of ideas, and how […]
My Heart is Heavy with Grief and Anger
In Orlando, Florida, a gunman, after seeing two men kissing two days prior, decided to target a gay bar during […]
A Primer on Writing Trans Characters
Introduction A question I’m commonly asked is: how does one write a trans character? I also get asked this question […]
There is an unspoken epidemic
There is an unspoken epidemic in our country. Since January 1, 2015, there has been sixteen trans people, fifteen of […]
Personal Narratives
We all have our own personal story, which is how we explain to others our past and who we are. […]
This weighs heavy on my mind
Note: I first posted this to Facebook. Placed it here with links as a call to action. I know a […]
The Bullets We’ve Taken
When I was a child, I used to walk along the cracks in the pavement at recess. Carefully walking as […]
Memorial to Those We Have Lost
On December 28, 2014, Leelah Acorn jumped in front of a truck and died. Not long after her death, a […]
Flashback 2012: Queer Monologues – My performance piece
I wrote the following in 2012 for the Queer Monologues hosted at my university by the UNI Proud group and […]
