Taliban kidnapped women, girls

Direct proof not needed in bias suits

Job discrimination

Legislation to Track in California

Ohio LGBT Civil Rights Bill Debuts

I Want My Shirt Back!

If life were a salad

Painting sparks bard sexuality debate

Being a Kid is a Drag-on-Screen

Civil Rights for the Transgendered

Teen's death points to lack of tolerance

Letters of Inequities

Gender switch teaches empathy

Ann Landers

Declaration of Gender Liberty

The Press for Change Debate (UK) Edited by Christine Burns

Successful social change is a painfully slow process that can be accelerated by everyone in the TG community always setting a good example. Conversely, progress can be reversed by only a few bad examples. Never let your guard down, be sincere with others, take opportunities to do outreach without offending people, accept who you are before seeking acceptance of others, encourage others in the community to express their feelings in positive ways.

Each of us is at a different point on the "Transgendered spectrum". Each has made a personal decision about how far on that spectrum they to journey-i.e. CD, TV, TG, or TS. When we learn to accept other Transgendered persons for who they are, then we will grow to become a much more unified Transgendered community. When we reach that point, the community will achieve far greater results in terms of changing "public perception" and the discriminations we face every day.
To that end, help people, whether it is by education as a web site or one on one. Pacifist, activist, TG or straight. Do your part and do whatever it takes to serve the community.

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