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An argument for embracing the label “transphobic”

What does it mean to be transphobic? Redphobia offers clues.

Sometimes people say they aren’t “afraid” of gay people or trans people and therefore they aren’t homophobic or transphobic. But these terms also include being afraid of outcomes related to accepting queer culture and families or trans identities and rights. If you’re afraid that…

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Natasha Coulis, Strategy-minded non-fiction writer

How to strategically survive and thrive in a high-conflict, low-trust world. Focus: Critical thinking, relationships, politics, relationships, motherhood.