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I’m a Girl: Understanding
Transgender Children

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I’m a Girl: Understanding
Transgender Children

Watch Now: 20/20 With Barbara Walters

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Watch Now: 20/20
With Barbara Walters

I’m a Girl: Understanding
Transgender Children

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Trans Stories

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Trans Stories

Meet The Jennings

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Jennings

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Jennings

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Jennings

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The TransKids Purple Rainbow Foundation (TKPRF) aims to enhance the lives of transgender and gender non-conforming youth and their families. We strive to create more acceptance and understanding in society through a message of unconditional love, awareness, and tolerance. Learn more

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Raised to support transgender youth

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The TransKids Purple Rainbow Foundation (TKPRF) aims to enhance the lives of transgender and gender non-conforming youth and their families. We strive to create more acceptance and understanding in society through a message of unconditional love, awareness, and tolerance. Learn more

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Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

International Transgender Day of Visibility marks

International Transgender Day of Visibility marks a day to celebrate the accomplishments of transgender people across the world.

It’s a day to lift trans people and showcase their achievements and contributions to society. It is a day to open conversations and educate people on how being trans is a normal way of life and needs to be accepted and celebrated instead of being oppressed and discriminated against.

We stand with and support all trans individuals 🏳️‍⚧️

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Happy #TransgenderDayofVisibility! Today we celebr

Happy #TransgenderDayofVisibility! Today we celebrate all transgender & non-binary people and the courage it takes to live openly and authentically while fighting for the day it is safe for all to be visible. We raise awareness of discrimination and other challenges faced by Transgender people & gender-diverse communities worldwide, and reflect on the incredible contributions they’ve made to society. 🏳️‍⚧️💗

Please check out this incredible event for the tra

Please check out this incredible event for the trans community…it’s free to register (link in story)! 🏳️‍⚧️

There’s going to be an AMAZING town hall for tra

There’s going to be an AMAZING town hall for trans & non-binary youth! Please contact them if your interested and spread the word! Thank you. 💖🏳️‍⚧️

Today is Spirit Day!!! Take a stand against the di

Today is Spirit Day!!! Take a stand against the disproportionate amount of bullying facing LGBTQ+ youth and wear purple today 💜💜💜

These trans kids in Texas are so brave. Kids shoul

These trans kids in Texas are so brave. Kids shouldn’t have to skip school to fight for the right to play with their friends. Anti-trans sports bans are just plain wrong. Follow @glaad @equalitytexas @transtexas @TFN @ACLUTx @HRCATX to learn more.

Great news!!!! There’s a “Jazz Jennings” exh

Great news!!!! There’s a “Jazz Jennings” exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of America History in Washington D.C.. It’s part of the Girlhood…It’s Complicated Exhibit!

Happy Pride Month everyone 🌈

Happy Pride Month everyone 🌈

Happy Lesbian Visibility Day 🙌🏻❤️

Happy Lesbian Visibility Day 🙌🏻❤️

It's only November, yet 2020 is the deadliest year

It's only November, yet 2020 is the deadliest year on record for the transgender community. Today, November 20, is Transgender Day of Remembrance. The observance grew out of a vigil for Rita Hessler, a member of the Boston LGBTQ+ community who worked locally on education around trans issues and nurtured many of the city’s LGBTQ+ youth. She was killed in her home on November 28, 1998, a few days shy of her 35th birthday. Twenty-two years later, her murder has not been solved.

This year, at least 34 transgender or gender non-conforming people have been murdered by violent means in the United States. This number is likely higher; victims are, to this day, often misgendered in local police statements and media reports, which can delay awareness of deadly incidents. The majority of these victims, like Hester, were Black transgender women living at the intersection of racism, homophobia, and transphobia.

As you read this list and remember these victims, make a commitment to educate yourself about the issues facing the trans community, and learn how you can support the many organizations dedicated to making the world a safer and more welcoming place for our trans family. Being trans in this world shouldn’t mean walking through life with a target on your back.

This information is from @pridepalacelgbt & @entertainmentforchange ❤️😁

#lgbt #TDOC #TDOC2020 #lgbtqia #queer #gay #gaypride #pridemonth #pridemonth2020 #prideparade #lgbtqpride #lgbtrights #gayrights #gayisokay #lgbtqrights #transgenderdayofremberance #loveislove #lovewins #bisexual #bi #pan #pansexual #nonbinary #enby #transgender #trans #loveislove🌈 #lovewins🌈 #lgbtq🌈 #pride🌈

Happy Transgender Awareness Week 💗

Happy Transgender Awareness Week 💗

Gender-Affirming care like HRT saves lives. Than

Gender-Affirming care like HRT saves lives.

Thank you @getplume for providing affordable Hormone Replacement Therapy ❤️😌 #hrtsaveslives #genderaffirmingcare

From @sander_54: “Allyship is not quiet. It does

From @sander_54:
“Allyship is not quiet. It does not bystand. It is loud. It is active. Today the LGBTQ+ continues to face oppression, hate, and discrimination. According to the @trevorproject, 1 in 3 youth report they had been physically threatened or harmed in their lifetime due to their LGBTQ+ identity. The constant struggle faced by the community makes it more essential than ever for more allyship. You don’t have to be LGBTQ+ to stick up and use your voice to amplify the voices of people who are LGBTQ+. If you would like to learn more about being an ally then swipe through the slides and go to the YouTube link in my bio.

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If you’d like to join us in sharing this message, hop over to my story or @pinkmantaray link in bio to download a printable version of this sign! If you tag me and use the hashtag #ALLYSHIPISLOUD, I’ll be sure to like & maybe even repost to my story ❤️ #Allyshipisloud #SpreadLove #Unity #AllyToAll #Ally

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NOTE: #allyshipisloud does NOT mean speaking over or for the LGBTQ+ community. It means proudly claiming your allyship wherever you are and not shying away from being outed as an ally. Most often, allyship means not speaking for LGBTQ+ folks, but rather, passing the mic to them. “

Show off your pride 365 days a year with these bra

Show off your pride 365 days a year with these bracelets and help raise money for charity at the the same time! @3heartstrings_ created these amazing bracelets and will donate 100% percent off the proceeds to the TransKids Purple Rainbow Foundation. Their is limited supplies, so go to the link in our bio and get them before the sell out 💜🌈

The Supreme Court voted to make it illegal to fire

The Supreme Court voted to make it illegal to fire workers for being LGBTQ+. A great win for the community 🏳️‍🌈❤️ #WeAreHere

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“It’s time for our world to evolve from black

“It’s time for our world to evolve from black and white and transition into a place of color. Love, peace, freedom, and equality. I look forward to the day when being different is no big deal and when all people can feel loved and safe to be who they are, but I know we’re not there yet, and that’s why WE are all dedicated to sharing our messages of TRUTH and LOVE. We got the beat. “ - Jazz Jennings
#BlackLivesMatter #BlackTransLivesMatter #GeorgeFloyd #ICantBreathe

Hi my name is Theo! I’m a 17 year old boy from t

Hi my name is Theo! I’m a 17 year old boy from the UK who was assigned female at birth but never felt that was right.
Growing up gender was a thing I didn’t understand because my parents shielded me from it. It wasn’t until I was a teenager around 14 I approached my parents about my gender identity. At that point they knew this was coming, so they became educated years prior to be able to support me the best they could. Coming out was a difficult thing socially because school was a very toxic place and I was getting bullied. I was already wearing male clothing and presenting as myself as male because I knew I couldn’t hide who I was any more.
In the summer of last year I changed my name legally, I came out at my new school, I got my provisional driving license as my new name and got male as my gender. I was ready to live authentically. A year forward, I’m using the difficulties from my past to power me forward, to help educate others, and protect trans youth. 😊🙌🏻 #educate #inspire #unite #beproud #transgender #ftm #pride #shareyourstory

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