I'm struggling because it's not "technically" a history class, like in a history dept, it's in a Gender Studies dept. But it will (potentially) be focused on the 20th century. And I've got no clue what to have the students do!

#DecemberTransReadathon update. I decided to just go with the flow cuz there's no way to make my brain read entire books consistently so I'm just reading like excerpts from whatever trans books I feel called to on a given day

Yeah honestly even if the thing I was trying to make had worked (veggie lasagna) Culver’s probably still would have been superior, lol

I’m really sorry. There is no real way to soften this blow in delivering what is really horrifying news, I want people to know about it but it’s still so devastating to hear

If you’re going to read some transmasc lit, perhaps consider some stuff by trans men of color? Tbh we write a lot of poetry mostly but I would recommend Yoon Ha Lee and Zeyn Joukhadar’s novels!

Learning outcomes slash assignments, I guess. I’m being facetious but also kind of not

I have had this same experience. I know nothing about the science of acne but I figured it just had something to do with my body being like "hey you changed a thing so we're gonna throw a fit"

There are so many things I find striking here but I especially think it's important to note the implication that these Two-Spirit women knew each other, or at least knew OF each other. There's another source I remember where it is said Two-Spirit trans women regarded each other as sisters.