Briar's Bramblings - Translating Trans Topics for All
BriarWelcome! I write about gender, sexuality, and the biology and diversity of human bodies, as well as how to advocate for our trans & nonbinary lives and wellbeing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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HHS Releases Report on Trans Lives and Youth Healthcare, and It's Complete Trash
Photo credit: The Advocate, 5/1/2025
Oh hey, today's my Name Day!
Having a little selfish post, but I think folks will forgive me. 😅 I will be writing more about overarching trans topics soon but the last few months have been exceptionally hard both with the world and personally. Exactly a week ago Thurs...
Concerning developments within the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Preface: Some of what I want to talk about here is based on second-hand information and unofficial memo leaks from publicly-unidentified federal workers in the resistance movement, and thus can conservatively be treated as hearsay until pro...
Erasure, the Emptiness of Hope without Action, and Doing Something About It
I got a manila envelope today from the US Department of State's passport office, and I could feel a passport inside.
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I’m Briar! I'm a queer, non-binary trans, autistic, and disabled biologist living with severe mental illness. They/Them (but any pronouns will do!) \ud83c\udff3\ud83c\udf08
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