Alexis Blythe Levy
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I was so proud to work with one of the Bay Area’s best media outlets, @kqednews.kqed.org, on this thorough guide to name and gender changes.
What to Know About Changing Your Name or Gender Marker on Your Government IDs | KQED
As some trans people in the Bay Area accelerate their plans to legally change their names and gender markers, here's what to know about the legal aspects of updating your documentation — and the diffe...
www.kqed.org
March 6, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I was so proud to work with one of the Bay Area’s best media outlets, @kqednews.kqed.org, on this thorough guide to name and gender changes.
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Just renewed my drivers license for RealID. I advise every transgender person, just as I did with passports, to not wait to renew your ID. Get that done now - many states let you do it online, schedule appointments, etc.
Don't get caught flat footed if/when Trump turns RealID against us.
Don't get caught flat footed if/when Trump turns RealID against us.
January 29, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Just renewed my drivers license for RealID. I advise every transgender person, just as I did with passports, to not wait to renew your ID. Get that done now - many states let you do it online, schedule appointments, etc.
Don't get caught flat footed if/when Trump turns RealID against us.
Don't get caught flat footed if/when Trump turns RealID against us.
I thought I woke up to another earthquake this morning, but the USGS says there wasn’t one in the Bay Area. So, it must have been a “Moosequake,” which is a geological phenomenon involving Pumpkin, our 90-pound dog/moose, moving enough while I’m sleeping that she shakes the whole bed.
January 28, 2025 at 4:16 PM
I thought I woke up to another earthquake this morning, but the USGS says there wasn’t one in the Bay Area. So, it must have been a “Moosequake,” which is a geological phenomenon involving Pumpkin, our 90-pound dog/moose, moving enough while I’m sleeping that she shakes the whole bed.
A lot of people seem to have forgotten what it was like from 2016-2020. DO NOT POST UNVERIFIABLE INFORMATION.
January 25, 2025 at 8:53 PM
A lot of people seem to have forgotten what it was like from 2016-2020. DO NOT POST UNVERIFIABLE INFORMATION.
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The most powerful words you can say right now to these fascist bastards is:
"No, make me."
They cannot actually be everywhere and enforce their fascist policies. They rely on fear to do the job of governing for them. By refusing to comply, you make their means of compliance ineffective.
"No, make me."
They cannot actually be everywhere and enforce their fascist policies. They rely on fear to do the job of governing for them. By refusing to comply, you make their means of compliance ineffective.
January 21, 2025 at 12:52 PM
The most powerful words you can say right now to these fascist bastards is:
"No, make me."
They cannot actually be everywhere and enforce their fascist policies. They rely on fear to do the job of governing for them. By refusing to comply, you make their means of compliance ineffective.
"No, make me."
They cannot actually be everywhere and enforce their fascist policies. They rely on fear to do the job of governing for them. By refusing to comply, you make their means of compliance ineffective.
Reposted by Alexis Blythe Levy
Monday morning we are entering a new chapter in this country's history and we are entering it together, with our friends and principles held close and our eyes wide open.
January 18, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Monday morning we are entering a new chapter in this country's history and we are entering it together, with our friends and principles held close and our eyes wide open.
Let me get this straight. A Republican-controlled Congress passed a law banning TikTok, an addictive but beloved app owned by a company likely selling all their user data to the highest bidder. The law went into effect and TikTok shut down, supported by a unanimous Supreme Court decision.
January 19, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Let me get this straight. A Republican-controlled Congress passed a law banning TikTok, an addictive but beloved app owned by a company likely selling all their user data to the highest bidder. The law went into effect and TikTok shut down, supported by a unanimous Supreme Court decision.