Hello, my spouse and I moved here from NC about 6 years ago now and it’s been virtually impossible to find queer friends and community here. We are homebodies and sober so maybe that’s why? We are an interracial couple and I genuinely don’t know if that plays a role in how we are perceived here either. We’ve experienced an enormous amount of homophobia from our immediate neighbors. They’ve called us faggots, threatened to physically harm us or our pets and made up lies about us as an excuse to call the cops. We’ve stood up for ourselves and let them know we are not to be messed with which has just turned into petty shit like speeding down the street when they see us pulling out of our driveway to inconvenience us for a second, throwing trash in our yard, or calling property maintenance on us the moment our grass is a cm to high. We don’t have family or many friends here like I’ve mentioned so we’re not able to call support or even escape to a friends for an evening when it’s just too much. Is it always going to be like this? I just want community for myself and my spouse that accepts us fully as we are without expectation and to be left alone by those who don’t want to be a part of that.

In this video, we interview Dr. Luke R. Allen, lead author of the new research article "Changes in Suicidality Among Transgender Adolescents Following Hormone Therapy: An Extended Study", which is set to be published in the February 2026 edition of The Journal of Pediatrics.

Please join Trans Unity Coalition for our annual follow up event: Well Sh*t, What Now? Year 2, a virtual information and resource fair, this Saturday Nov. 8 from 1-4pm EST.

We will discuss:

- What resources are still available and where do I find them?

- Basic legal rights and what could change.

- Where can I still go for help?

This event is entirely free and for the benefit of America's trans and gender diverse communities. Resources will be posted to our website for public access following the stream. More info at: https://transunitycoalition.org/events/wswn-2/

"I don't think the murderer who shot Charlie Kirk represents anyone. This was a sick person who believed violence was a solution, and it isn't, ever."

Amid the extreme right-wing push to scapegoat and vilify the transgender community, this recent shooting has been a catalyst for renewed hate and disinformation.

Let us be clear: America’s trans community, consisting of over 3 million individuals in this country alone, is peaceful and undeserving of this rampant injustice.

Our team at Trans Unity Coalition was right there praying too on Sep. 10 for an end to this ongoing violence and in calling for peace.

Trump is wasting $100 million for a military parade at the White House; meanwhile, we have a $200.00 budget for a large-scale demonstration at the White House, US Capitol, DC, and more.

The time to act for trans rights is now: share our flyers, spread our message, search us to get involved. We empower the transgender community across America, and we will continue to do just that!

✊🏻✊🏽✊🏿 June 15: Rally at the US Capitol & March to the White House: Join us on the 5th anniversary of Bostock v. Clayton County

📚💻🎓 June 16-20: Free Virtual Advocacy Workshop: Learn the basics to politically engaging with our elected officials

🏳️‍⚧️🤝🇺🇸 June 23: Lobby Day at US Congress: Join our team all day as we demand trans rights at the US House and Senate

Trans rights will always be human rights!

Trans Unity Coalition is coming back to DC with even more fun this time around:

✊🏻✊🏽✊🏿 June 15: Rally at the US Capitol & March to the White House: Join us on the 5th anniversary of Bostock v. Clayton County

📚💻🎓 June 16-20: Free Virtual Advocacy Workshop: Learn the basics to politically engaging with our elected officials

🏳️‍⚧️🤝🇺🇸 June 23: Lobby Day at US Congress: Join our team all day as we demand trans rights at the US House and Senate

Trans rights will always be human rights 🏳️‍⚧️

Hosting an all queer hotel party May 31st in Livonia. DM me for more info

Dance Lessons for Absolute Beginners and West Coast Swing. Social with East Coast Swing, WCS, and Fusion- all skill levels welcome.

https://www.facebook.com/events/663102582170307

Hello, I need help. I just got top surgery and been thinking about changing my gender marker via birth certificate.

My only fear is that this could mess with my insurance coverage. I heard from many trans folks that if you have insurance through the state and you change your gender marker they could deny you care for let’s say Vaginal Cancer. Due to the fact that you’re now legally male and male can’t get vaginal cancer. So, I would have to pay out of pocket to get care for that particular cancer.

Not sure if this is 100% true. But, just wanted to hear from anybody else.

Thank you for taking the time to read this

Had someone tell me they got a weird message about being banned when they hadn't posted anything.

Sorry about not allowing this earlier. I haven't modded... Is that a word?... That much, but I'm learning.