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Posts Tagged ‘Health & Body’

8 Things You Need To Know About The Uncertain State of Trans Employment Under Trump

By Katelyn Burns | December 6, 2017

The trans community needs official institutions tasked with protecting our rights as individuals, especially from those that wish to marginalize us from our jobs and careers.

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5 Myths That Women Have Been Sold About Their Bodies – And How They Disconnect Us From Our Authentic Sexuality

By Melissa A. Fabello | November 30, 2017

“When we teach women to feel ashamed of their bodies, we are also taking away their capacity to experience sexual pleasure…their ability to exercise sexual freedom.”

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10 Steps to a Fat Shame-Free Thanksgiving

By A. Lynn | November 22, 2017

Seriously — just don’t talk about anyone’s body. If you follow that rule, always, then the rest are unnecessary, really.

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4 Ways Colonial Mentality Taught Me To Hate Myself And How I Fight Against It Every Day

By Alicia Soller | November 21, 2017

Often, colonized peoples shame those who are less “Western” and more “FOB-y” when, really, we should be shaming our colonizers.

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4 Things That Suck About Going To The Doctor As A Gender Non-Binary Person

By Neesha Powell | November 15, 2017

Non-binary people should never have to prove or alter ourselves to be worthy of care, compassion and the right to make our own decisions about our bodies.

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