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  1. ↪ BREAKING: First pro male athlete comes out as gay

    Raise that hand sir.  RAISE THAT FLAG too. 

    gaywrites:

    Jason Collins, 34-year-old center in the National Basketball Association, is the first openly gay athlete in major American sports.

    He wrote this piece for Sports Illustrated detailing his decision: 

    I’m a 34-year-old NBA center. I’m black. And I’m gay.

    I didn’t set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport. But since I am, I’m happy to start the conversation. I wish I wasn’t the kid in the classroom raising his hand and saying, “I’m different.” If I had my way, someone else would have already done this. Nobody has, which is why I’m raising my hand.

    This is huge. This is so huge. Follow-up to come; we’ll be talking about this one for a while. 

    (via sistahmamaqueen)

  2. Good answer.

    Good answer.

    (Source: tonytoggles, via thedalekdream)

  3. love.

    love.

    (Source: sexgoddeathandus, via genderanarchy)

  4. (via fashion-fornication)

  5. ↪ Non-Binary Transition Workshop

    neutrois:

    Non-Binary Transition: Exploring the Options.

    BLURB

    So you’re genderqueer/non-binary, but you’re tired of talking – you want to DO something about it. Yet transition is still a murky topic. Which bathroom do I use? What can people call me? Do I have to lie to get hormones? Am I eligible for surgery? What about a legal name or gender change? When you’re outside, in the middle, or on the edge of the binary, these questions are often left unanswered. While nobody but you can say what’s best for you, there ARE a lot of options to pick and choose a transition path that is right for you. This presentation is geared towards those who identify as genderqueer, non-binary, or are simply considering a non-traditional route, are starting to think about transition and want to gather all the information that’s harder to get. It’s not meant as a GQ/NB 101, rather as a 201 – addressing the “what happens now?”

    Presenting this at the Philadelphia Trans Health Conference and Gender Odyssey this summer. Feedback is encouraged.

    Read More ->

    (via projectqueer)