In a new episode of Star Vs. The Forces of Evil on Disney XD, kids are given a great message: princesses are not determined by gender.
Disney Sends A Great Message: Anyone Can Be a Princess
Target Launches Gender Neutral Line of Children’s Clothes
Target has continually led the way in inclusivity from eliminating color coding of children’s toys sections to allowing trans people to use the bathroom of their identity in Target stores. Recently, the brand announced a wonderful new clothing line for children that’s gender neutral. Starting on July 17, the gender neutral clothing line, produced by […]
Gender Identity Protected With New York’s Anti-Discrimination Regulations
By The Seattle Lesbian IN OCTOBER 2015, GOVERNOR CUOMO BECAME THE FIRST EXECUTIVE IN THE NATION TO ISSUE STATE-WIDE REGULATIONS PROHIBITING HARASSMENT AND DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF GENDER IDENTITY, TRANSGENDER STATUS OR GENDER DYSPHORIA Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that the New York State Division of Human Rights has adopted new regulations that ban […]
I Am Comfortably Queer
By: Amber Leventry At the core of who we are, we are all unique. And within this uniqueness is a seed of identity. Some of us have always been able to tap into this sense of who we are, while others have needed more time. Some may never experience the freedom and joy of being […]
My Son Wants to Wear His Sister’s Clothes
By: Amber Leventry “Don’t trip on your dress,” I said this to my son as he climbed the steps in preparation for nap time. Earlier in the day he had taken advantage of his big sister being at school and made himself comfortable in her space. He had also dug through her bins of clothing […]
A Gay Dad Tribute to a Mom Mourning the Loss of Her Daughter, as Her Transgender Son Emerges
By Rob Watson I met Lex in March of this year. My co-host of the radio show Out in Santa Cruz let me know we would be interviewing a transgender man who was going to read his poetry on the air. Even aware of the transgender journey he was on, for me, when I met […]
Gender Roles and Holidays
By Lisa Regula Meyer I have to take a break from all the talk of Newtown, Connecticut, because frankly, it’s too depressing even for me to write about the topic at this point, and I’d wager that parents reading this either currently feel or have felt similarly. To focus on a bright spot […]
