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February 12th, 2012

Challenging Gender Binaries in the Motherland: Three African Transgender and Intersex Organizations Form Tri-Partnership

This photo comes from a great article about three African transgender and intersex rights advocacy organizations forming an alliance to enhance the trans and intersex movement on the continent.

(via ryansallans)

Reblogged from Ryan Scout_FTM

February 10th, 2012

Some femmes are dominant and some butches are submissive. Some men have vaginas and some women have penises. Sometimes what you call a clit is called a dick by it’s owner, and sometimes a dick is really a clit. Some straight men want to be penetrated and some straight women want to do it. Sometimes people aren’t men or women at all and sometimes genitals aren’t a black and white issue. Sometimes people are different to you, and always will be, we need to accept this.

(Source: inflateablefilth)

Reblogged from bklyn boihood

January 29th, 2012

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Taken at Reed College Gray Campus Center

The bottom of the sign reads:

“This restroom may be used by any person regardless of gender identity or expression. Single-gender restrooms are one floor up.”

(via daedazer)

(Source: dwayne-oh)

Reblogged from MINDLESS CURIOSITY

December 30th, 2011

Photo Submission: Untitled. A photo project exploring subtleties in gender by byronmitchellw.

Reblogged from the beige

December 28th, 2011

Isabella Rossellini, on Noah’s Ark in her Green Porno series for the Sundance Channel. She asks, “How did Noah do it? Hermaphrodite, transvestite? Transgender, transsexual?Polygamy, monogamy? Homosexual, bisexual? How can it all be heterosexual?”

i love this series.

(via janetmock)

Reblogged from janet mock on tumblr

December 28th, 2011

“Why do girls have to buy princesses? Some girls like super heroes, some girls like princesses. Some boys like super heroes, some boys like princesses.”

-Riley, 4, on the limited scope of gender marketing in toys

(via janetmock)

Reblogged from janet mock on tumblr

November 29th, 2011

Sophia Wallace "No fashion, please!"

In this video, photographer @SophiaWallace talks about her project, “On Beauty” and how it raises questions around ideas about masculinity, femininity, gender, misogyny, and what it means to be viewed as a “man”.

It’s very interesting to hear her talk about the intentions behind her work as well as the process that went into creating the images.

Check it out.

November 23rd, 2011

“I am who I am” project from Hong Kong. (subtitled)

(via FTMOC of SF)

November 8th, 2011

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(Source: kitten-riot)

Reblogged from jonesgetbizzy

October 8th, 2011

Loose Trailer (#2) By D’hana Perry

The homie D’hana, who is well known as a DJ in the Boston area, has started an amazing thesis project. It’s a live, remixed, experimental documentary about how gender intersects with race. D’hana is interviewing other genderqueer and trans people of color about their lives. Peep the trailer above featuring Micah Domingo, and read more info below.

Contact D’hana at CHUBRUB@GMAIL.COM if you would like to be interviewed/featured in this dope project!