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[commander-ledi]

(im not posting whole picture because its nasty as hell. but its on her blog if you really have to see)

….and now redkatherinee drew gory picture of her witch oc eating trans people and drinking their blood. like what the actual fuck is wrong with this disgusting waste of resources

and dont you dare with the “its parody about terfs uwu” because this person IS a terf

[charmanderxerneas]

i feel kinda bad for putting this on my blog cuz its disgusting and transphobic as all hell and it might make someone reallly upset, but I’m just gonna put it here to remind my followers to block her. please. 

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[gayforabean]

Alright boys, girls, and pals in between or none the like.

My friend Cydney’s teacher believed THIS was ok to put up. It’s transphobic as fuck, and the schools gone into a whole riot about it. People are getting horrifically upset about her. Her girlfriend’s brother is trans, and both are getting hurt by this poster.

NOW despite the fact like half the school is arguing against it, their teacher STILL will not tear it down. She believes this shit is ok. Cydney tells me they’re are now debating on trying to get this on the news.

Now I, someone who is a transmasc nonbinary student, along with all of the friends she told this too, are LIVID about it. And I told her I’m posting this on Tumblr.

PLEASE REBLOG IF YOU ARE AGAINST THIS POSTER SO WE CAN SHOVE THE NOTES IN THE TEACHERS F A C E.

[hooligan-nova]

Are you serious she actually took the time to make a little watercolor painting like that somehow makes it less of a violently transphobic message?

[terfsafeuserboxes]

TEAR THIS SHIT DOWN -💐

[multimuu]

who in the whole school staff thought THIS was okay to hang up?!

GET THIS OUT OF THE FUCKING HALLWAY

[charmanderxerneas]

WHAT THE FUUUUUUUCKKKK

WHO WOULD EVER THINK THIS IS OKAY

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nytimes.com

Supreme Court Won’t Hear Major Case on Transgender Rights

The justices vacated an appeal’s court decision in favor of a transgender boy, Gavin Grimm, and sent the case back for further consideration.

Adam Liptak

[staff]

What this is: Disappointing, infuriating, and a direct result of President Trump’s decision to withdraw President Obama’s previously issued guidance on transgender youth.  

What this isn’t: The end of the road. The past few months have seen a historic growth in support for transgender protections at the highest level. Thousands of individuals and organizations have signed on to the amicus briefs—major medical associations, unions representing millions of teachers, national religious leaders, elected officials at the local, state, and federal level, and ordinary citizens concerned about the rights and dignity of their fellow human beings.

This decision does not void any existing Title IX legal protections for transgender students, and similar cases regarding the fundamental rights of transgender students in schools are pending throughout the circuit courts.

The momentum on this issue is clear, and it isn’t going to be readily reversed—at least not if we all continue to work for what’s right. We remain committed to standing with Gavin, to supporting the ACLU, and ultimately toward the passage of explicit, comprehensive nondiscrimination protections for all LGBTQ Americans. It’s more important now than ever before.

Here’s how you can keep up the fight:

• Show your support for equal access to public spaces by joining the #EveryoneWelcome campaign.
  
• Support and share resources like The Trevor Project, which offer crisis intervention for trans people.
  
• Stay informed and help educate others. An excellent place for news and educational resources is the National Center for Transgender Equality.
  

[mistermultiman]

REPOST THIS SHIT NOW

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An anti-transgender bill was just pre-filed in Washington state!

[injusticeboycott]

And Washington state residents can do something about that immediately

A harmful anti-transgender bill, HB1011, was just pre-filed in the Washington legislature for the 2017 session.

If passed HB1011 would write discrimination into state law by prohibiting transgender people from using the restroom consistent with who they are. This is exactly the kind of law that has put North Carolina in the (negative) national spotlight.

It’s clear anti-transgender forces are more determined than ever to overturn our state’s nondiscrimination protections in 2017, so we need to fight back.

If you live in Washington state, go to the following link and enter some info to find out who your legislators are, and send them an email (there is a form letter provided):  http://action.wawont.org/page/speakout/hb1011