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The Trans Genocide Has Arrived
Every time circumstances call me to state that which others seem to fear to state, I get the strange impression that I am in a panopticon-of-self, both penetratingly observed and powerfully observing. I ask myself in those moments, “Is this...
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About two weeks ago, I was asked to step-in as keynote speaker for 2025’s unabashed queer kink con. It was an honor, and I’d like to thank everyone who extended this responsibility to me. This is the meat of my keynote:
Notes on Flying While Trans in MAGA America
The last time I flew on an airplane, it was from Vancouver to Los Angeles and I was detained without explanation by the TSA.1
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Radical Gender Ideology™, Queer Politics, Sex & Kink, Film, Media. I write. I'm a sex educator. I work in and for the Queer and trans communities. In other lives, I was a curator and a college professor, the devil in the details. My books are open.
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