Explore " trans activist" with insightful episodes like "SMNTY Interviews: Raquel Willis", "How Shelters Fail Trans People", "Dylan Mulvaney Re-emerges from social media hiatus more DELUSIONAL than ever!", "Ep37: Elise Lydia Malary" and "Katherine Wolfgramme, activist" from podcasts like ""Stuff Mom Never Told You", "Reputation", "The Carl Jackson Podcast", "Hands Off My Podcast: True Crime" and "Tracks of Our Queers"" and more!
Activist, author and podcaster Raquel Willis returns to SMNTY after accomplishing so much to talk about her book The Risk it Takes to Bloom and her new podcast Afterlives.
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From navigating transphobia and misgendering to being turned away from shelters, the unique experiences of transgender people are often overlooked. Emily Garcia and Yahni Rose, both transgender women who were unhoused at an early age, share their experiences navigating homelessness infrastructure. They also discuss how the lack of resources for the transgender community often forces them onto the streets. There are insights from Bamby Salcedo, president of the Trans Latin@ Coalition, that are a powerful reminder of the intersectionality of homelessness and gender identity.
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Elise Lydia Malary, a trans activist from Chicago who worked as a Community Outreach Specialist. Tragically, her body was found in Lake Michigan 6 days after she was reported missing. This post will provide an overview of her life and accomplishments as well as discuss the impact of her death on the trans community in Chicago.
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Elise Malary's case is currently under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Evanston Police Detective Bureau at 847-866-5040. Tips can also be texted to 274637 if the message starts with "EPDTIP."
For everyone: The Trans Lifeline (877-565-8860) provides crisis and non-crisis peer-support services for people who are transgender, non-binary, and questioning their gender identity.
Similar Case: Tatiana "Tee Tee" Labelle
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Katherine Wolfgramme is an award-winning gender diversity consultant and trailblazing trans activist. She's also a Rainbow Champion for the upcoming Sydney WorldPride.
We discuss “Where Do You Go to My Lovely?" by Right Said Fred, Princess Tabu by Vika and Linda, and Sarah Brightman.
You can find more about Katherine and her work right here.
Tracks of Our Queers is produced, presented and edited by Andy Gott, with the support of Forbes Street Studios, Sydney. A big thank you to Anthony Garvin and Dan Stanley Freeman.
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“We’re also acknowledging that visibility saves lives, but it also endangers lives,” said The L Word: Generation Q actor Leo Sheng.
Leo adds that those who do face the majority of consequences from trans visibility are Black, Brown and Indigenous women. What might be amazing for one group, may have side effects for other groups.
Leo grew up in Michigan and was adopted from China by two women. As he was completing his Master’s of Social work at the University of Michigan and working as a trans activist, he was cast for a film that brought him to Sundance. There, he connected with an agent that propelled him further into Hollywood, with roles on shows like the iconic L Word reboot.
“There’s so much to trans people’s lives that is outside of our bodies–what we do or don’t do to our bodies,” Leo said. “And there’s just too much focus on that.”
Leo and I also talked about:
🔋His obsession with Power Rangers as a kid
📱How documenting his transition on Instagram led him to a community of trans men of color
🦁The meaning behind his name Leo Sheng
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