Jordan Gray’s dick on Channel 4’s Friday Night Live and trans liberation
Channel 4's Friday Night Live attracted a wave of criticism from people after Jordan Gray's dick was mashed into the plastic keys of a keyboard in front of a live studio audience and viewers at home. It was beautiful, here's why;
Phallo or meta? Deciding on lower surgery
The day after I had top surgery, a friend asked me ‘when’s your next operation?’
As I struggled to lift my arms after having had...
Is Maya Forstater the world’s foremost trans expert? The week in Trans 28/08/22
Unlike the first week of this trans media watch, which mostly centred around one story about JK Rowling, how she was the real victim...
UK Labour is outright lying about public support for GRA reform
In the recent days UK Labour has spoken more about trans people than it has basically across the entire last decade of the slowly...
Sex workers make trans activism; lets remember to honour them
Sex workers are often over looked in more mainstream conversations surrounding trans liberation. We shouldn't forget that trans activism was and is still built by sex workers, Felix Fern writes;
Everything you need to know about Isla Bryson, Transgender Rapists and a disgusting smear...
Isla Bryson and a handful of other transgender rapists have become major talking points in anti-trans rhetoric led by Scottish Tories who oppose the...
Why representation matters: Doctor Who and the Star Beast
Exploring the impact of trans representation in Doctor Who, this article delves into the show's sensitive portrayal of transgender characters and its message of love and acceptance.
Scottish Parliament public gallery kicks off over GRR ammendment defeat
As we hear arguments for and against ammendments for the Gender Recognition Reform bill and the ultimate decision on whether it will pass; the Scottish Parliament public gallery has kicked off.
Halifax Pronoun Badges & The media’s disastrous attempt to manufacture outrage
So what happened is that a few people on the internet saw Halifax make an inclusive gesture - during pride month, when brands tend to do that sort of stuff - and got upset about it online. The media then got involved to amp up the story and try to make it into a moment by writing about and sharing it widely via their platforms. Which they did entirely for the clicks because they don't really care one way or another what happens with regards to trans inclusion - they literally just want you to visit their site and share it with your friends for the ad revenue.
Happy 1 year of Trans Writes! #TransDayofVisibility
We soft-launched Trans Writes on #TransDayofVisibility in 2022 to an honestly incredible and overwhelming reception. Today we say Happy 1 year of Trans Writes and have a quick look at the work we've achieved.