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Trans Lifeline
@translifeline.org
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Peer support & crisis hotline for the trans community.
🇺🇸 877-565-8860 🇨🇦 877-330-6366

website: translifeline.org
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awesome! thank you!!
November 3, 2025 at 6:55 PM
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that's an oversight on our part, i'll make sure your feedback is heard, thank you
September 20, 2025 at 7:36 PM
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(pt. 2)
Light blue and dark purple illustration of person with a megaphone and a speech bubble with a heart near the words "Put the Blame Where It Belongs". Underneath is a dark purple and white illustration of two people lifting up a potted plant together near the words "Offer to Help Them Call Us" Pink and dark purple illustration of lips and a hand making a "shh" motion next to the words "Respect privacy". Underneath is a dark purple and white illustration of a heart with arms hugging itself near the words "Take care of yourself" Purple slide with a pink illustration of a heart with arms hugging itself. The title says "Trans Lifeline is a trans-led organization that connects trans people to the community, support, and resources they need to survive and thrive." Website and hotline numbers to the US and Canada listed towards bottom left.
September 19, 2025 at 5:52 PM
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Among the Sakalava people of Madagascar, Sekrata are individuals assigned male at birth who are raised as and take on the roles of women. A pink graphic of Madagascar in the top right corner. The Babaylan, also known as Asog, Bayuk, or Bayugin in various regions, are community healers or “Shamans” who served as spiritual leaders. A pink graphic of the Philippines in the top right corner.
August 30, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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Fa'afafine are individuals designated male at birth who have a strong feminine gender orientation. A pink drawing of 3 hibiscus flowers in the top right corner. In southern Sulawesi, the Bugis people recognize three sexes and five genders, including the calabai (assigned male at birth but embodying femininity), calalai (assigned female at birth but embodying masculinity), and bissu (a transcendent gender). A pink drawing of a temple in the top right corner. Hijras are recognized as a third gender in South Asia, distinct from both men and women. A pink graphic of South Asia in the top right corner. Thailand's third gender kathoeys are known as being “born male” but “having a female heart.” A pink graphic of Thailand in the top right corner.
August 30, 2025 at 5:50 PM
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Blackfoot culture has two-spirit individuals. A pink graphic of the state of Montana in the top right corner. The Muxe (also spelled Muxhe) are a unique cultural group in the Zapotec communities of Oaxaca, Mexico. A pink graphic of the country of Mexico in the top right corner. The Kanaka Maoli people of Hawaii have a long-standing tradition that recognizes multiple genders. A pink graphic of the state of Hawaii in the top right corner. In pre-colonial Andean culture, the Incas worshipped the chuqui chinchay, a dual-gendered deity. A pink graphic of the country of Peru in the top right corner.
August 30, 2025 at 5:50 PM