Since my epiphany, transition and my coming out as a woman who is also trans I have been following, and I have been involved in various levels of activism. One Continue Reading →
Across North America we are seeing a general move toward marriage equality. Canada has had it for almost ten years, various states within the United States of America have either passed Continue Reading →
It’s not often that a homily (sermon to many) provides direct inspiration for a blog post. Today happens to be one of those times. For those who are interested the Continue Reading →
One of the challenges when discussing my experiences with depression, transition and other aspects of my life with people who do not have similar experiences is that they don’t have Continue Reading →
One of the more interesting aspects of living in an urban area close to the downtown core is that there are a lot of people around from a range of Continue Reading →
With Pride events happening all over North America and overseas through the summer a question comes up in some quarters, “What is Pride?” Last night on Google Plus we had Continue Reading →
Updated 2012-06-21 14:25 This list contains current actions in the push for trans equality in Canada. I do not claim this to be a comprehensive list of current action and welcome Continue Reading →
Recently Xtra published an article / opinion piece by Rob Salerno called “Another take on the ‘trans rights’ bill RIGHTS / Does insisting on enumeration actually reduce trans peoples’ civil rights?”. Xtra Continue Reading →
Update: This information has also been moved to a post that will always be on the main page of this blog. I haven’t blogged much over the past month and Continue Reading →
Today we remember the 14 women killed at École Polytechnique in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on December 6, 1989. Violence against women continues today with many women seeking safety in shelters, Continue Reading →
