Tag Archives: transgender

A Gay Dad Sounds Off on the Day Donald Trump Ruined America

Posted on July 27, 2017 by robw77

On Wednesday, Donald Trump, the master manipulator and “line crossing” provocateur went too far. Has he literally ruined America? Maybe not yet, but what he did today starts that process. He took a major step over the line of decency … Continue reading →

Posted in Civil Rights, Equality, Family, Hatred, Politics, Prejudice, US Politics | Tagged @realDonaldTrump, Court Marshal, DADT, Donald Trump, military ban, POTUS, transgender | 20 Comments

She May Be a Trans Hero, But Don’t be Caught on an Ill-Fated Cruise Ship With Her – Here’s Why

Posted on May 19, 2017 by guestposting600

“Me give up the last seat on the last lifeboat? F that!” The life … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Living, Prejudice | Tagged America's Got Talent, Comedy, Julia Scotti, LGBTQ, Stand up, transgender | Leave a comment

Killing Transphobia With His Song

Posted on April 27, 2017 by guestposting600

He’s just a little country and kind of a little different; meet Jaimie Wilson who’s strumming his way to success Guest Post by Brody Levesque For twenty-one year old Jaimie Wilson, nothing beats the feeling of rambling along in his … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Living, Prejudice | Tagged Brody Levesque, Country Music, Jaimie Wilson, Trans, transgender, Viral Photo | 4 Comments

A Gay Dad’s Open Letter to Those Questioning Whether or Not Caitlyn Jenner is a Hero

Posted on July 22, 2015 by robw77

When I was ten years old, I remember waking up in bed, cuddled up in my sheet from the night before. As I lay there day dreaming, I tucked the sheet around me imagining it to be a flowing ball … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Equality, Hatred, Prejudice, Science | Tagged Arthur Ashe award, Ben Shapiro, Caitlyn Jenner, Dr Drew On Call, Hero, heroism, Segun Oduolowu, Tim Tebow, transgender, Veterans, Zoey Tur | 6 Comments

Meet the Woman Who Strives to Save the Lives of Little Kids Who Feel “Different”

Posted on July 9, 2015 by robw77

Her work includes films about Americans standing up assertively for civil liberties to one about a romantic soul traveling the spectrum between the living and the dead. Sarah Feeley’s professional filmmaking career projects a theme of fluidity, and the assertion … Continue reading →

Posted in Family, Living, Prejudice, Research, Science | Tagged cnn video, Kids, Lemays, LGBT help, Making a difference for children, Outfest films, Parent choices, parenting dilemmas, Raising Ryland, Sarah Feeley, Siobhán Patricia Lynch, transgender, Transition tools, Whittingtons | 5 Comments

A Gay Dad’s Requiem for Leelah, the Matthew Shepard of Our Time

Posted on January 2, 2015 by robw77

I will never forget the stunning image of Matthew Shepard’s hate crime. A young beautiful human was beaten, tortured and left for dead in an unthinkable violation. It shocked me when I saw the images, and I was not alone. … Continue reading →

Posted in Family, Hatred, Living, Prejudice, Religion | Tagged Carla Wood Alcorn, Dan Savage, Doug Alcorn, human-rights, Judy Shepard, Leelah Alcorn, lgbt teens, Matthew Shepard, Michael Brown, Ohio deaths, Religious Freedom, suicide, tragedy, transgender, transphobia | 29 Comments

A Transgender Man’s Personal Day of Remembrance and Vision for the Path Ahead

Posted on November 20, 2014 by guestposting600

Guest blog by Lex Beatty It’s 2am. I’m leaning against a parking meter on a grungy, half lit street outside of a night club in San Francisco. The air around me is electric. I open one bleary eye to see … Continue reading →

Posted in Civil Rights, Equality, Hatred, Living, Prejudice | Tagged human dignity, lex beatty, lex is word, lgbt, mugging, suicidal, TDOR, TDOR2014, trans male, transgender | 4 Comments

A Gay Dad Loses Sleep About His Nigerian LGBT Friend

Posted on April 25, 2013 by robw77

I have a lovely friend. She is a transgender woman who lives in Nigeria. Her dream, at present denied her, is to be a professional dancer and actress. In her heart and in her spirit, she is both. As I … Continue reading →