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I Am A Transwoman. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out.

I Am A Transwoman. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out. by Jennifer Coates Mar 11, 2016 NOTE: Wow, I wrote this piece anonymously and privately and did not intend for anyone else to actually read it. It was a way for me to vent frustration without incurring risk. I didn’t tweet this out; I didn’t post or share this. Someone found it and spread it and that’s perfectly okay, but what you’re reading is essentially a diary entry. "If you are trans and closeted or suspect you might be, DO NOT treat my decisions as advice—they are based on my circumstances. Seek out and speak to other transwomen and absorb their experiences, too. Transitioning helps many, many people and living in hiding can be much more damaging. Let this be just one of many narratives you take in. But I will talk through the [closet] door! Resentments on the theme of “the only real transwoman is an out transwoman.” Here are some pieces of the story. It’s not everything but it’s more privacy than I’ve ...

Hidden Brain --Nature, Nurture, And Our Evolving Debates About Gender

Nature, Nurture, And Our Evolving Debates About Gender "One senior software engineer at Google, James Damore, recently suggested his company and the tech industry were going about it all wrong. In an internal memo, he argued that the vast gender gap in technology wasn't the result of prejudice but of biological differences between men and women. Damore cited research studies into the psychological and biological differences between the sexes. Women, he said, were more interested in people than things. They had more anxieties and lower stress tolerance. They tended to be less confrontational. This quality, he said, made it hard for them to ruffle feathers and take on leadership roles. The memo created a firestorm inside the company. Many women at Google said it made them feel inferior and unwelcome. When that memo was leaked to the world, Google was not happy." What's real? What's opinion? How do we know? Listen here. https://www.npr.org/templates/tra...

The Experiences of Trans* UUs

Report on the Experiences of Trans Unitarian Universalists In spring 2018, TRUUsT and the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Multicultural Ministries office conducted a survey of trans Unitarian Universalists. The results provide unprecedented insights into who trans UUs are and their experiences within Unitarian Universalism. Read the full report (PDF) . Executive Summary Unitarian Universalism has long taken pride in being an LGBTQ-welcoming faith and welcoming people of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Yet the experiences of trans people in our congregations have not reflected the values and aspirations of this faith. For the first time, this report provides a snapshot of trans UUs and their experiences in Unitarian Universalism. In the spring of 2018, a survey of trans UUs was conducted as a joint endeavor between TRUUsT (Trans Religious professional Unitarian Universalists Together) and the Unitarian Universalist Association (Multicultural...

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