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I'm more grateful than I used to be for cis allies with pronoun pins 🙏
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Trans Memes
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A place to post memes relating to the transgender experience.
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Is this a better way to be a visible ally than other types of pin?
So far, I've been using the usual flag based stuff so that folks know there's someone present on their side. I tend to minimize pins and such during summer because I just can't wear them on regular shirts, but there's room on my hat if it would be helpful. But if it isn't better than the flag already on it, I tend to dislike pins on hats lol. Don't mind them on jackets though, hence the summer issue
I wouldn't say so. As long as we can tell that you stand with us, it's appreciated!
Always. It eats at my soul the way LGBTQ people get treated, and trans people in specific.