To trans people on the margins. To the Black and Indigenous trans folks who have built nations, led movements, and guided civilization as spiritual leaders since the beginning of time. To my trans sisters, by blood and by choice, who must be soft and sharp all at once in a misogynistic world. To all the disabled trans beauties, reclaiming your bodies and brains from capitalism. I see you, I love you, I’m so grateful you’re still here. 
transdayofvisibility
Hello zusammen,
Am 31.03.2026 ist wieder
Trans Day of Visibility
🩵🩷🤍 💛🤍💜🖤 🤍🩷🩵
Wir von der AG TransFER der Feministischen Vernetzung Trier werden mit einem Infostand in der Innenstadt präsent sein. ✊ Gerne möchten wir eine kleine Ausstellung mit Beiträgen aus unserer trans und nichtbinären Community dafür zusammenstellen, damit möglichst viele verschiedene Perspektiven sichtbar sind. 🫶
Dafür haben wir uns folgende Fragen überlegt:
✨ Was bedeutet für dich Sichtbarkeit?
✨ Was würdest du gerne cis Menschen sagen?
✨ Wie fühlt sich ein safe space für dich an?
✨ Was ist schön an der trans Erfahrung?
✨ Was bringt dir Euphorie?
Falls du darauf antworten möchtest und deine Perspektive einbringen, kannst du einfach auf den Link klicken:
https://cloud.systemli.org/apps/forms/s/jEo4DA2jsPgSRipFiBejAjBb
Du kannst auch nur auf einzelne Fragen antworten und auswählen, ob du anonym bleiben möchtest oder mit Name und/oder Bild erkennbar sein.
Aktuell planen wir, die Antworten in einer Girlande um den Pavillon herum aufzuhängen. Der Plan wird je nach der Menge der Antworten und dem Standort, den wir kriegen, angepasst. Wir freuen uns auf jeden Fall über jede Perspektive. ☺️
🩵🩷🤍 💛🤍💜🖤 🤍🩷🩵
Gerne boosten. 🙏
#trans #transDayOfVisibility #TDoV #nichtbinär #nonbinary #transJoy
Edited 186d ago
Serious post time: Today, I'd love visibility for the folks our trans community itself usually refuse to acknowledge.
As someone who got bottom surgery that ended up being a disaster, who still is trans, who still supports folks getting surgery? I want to remind people that I was forced out of most of my online spaces and communities when discussing it. I was "scaring people" or "ruining the mood" and people who were once friends ostracized me when I desperately needed support more than ever. It was made clear I am unwelcome in a lot of spaces, purely because my story of transition was not the happy and easy kind that every seems to identify with.
Folks like me? We have to hide in extremely private chat rooms because even trans people don't want to think about how we exist or to help us. Some even attack us, claim we're anti trans just for existing.
May all trans people, even those with messier stories of transition, be visible today. May trans people stop leaving portions of their own behind, refusing to look them in the eye.
Solidarity with the trans community on this International Trans Day of Visibility, and every day, here in the US, and around the world ✊
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Transgender_Day_of_Visibility
Today in @assignedmedia.org, I interview Black trans actress, activist, and TransTech Social founder Angelica Ross, who recently became communications director for @butchware.bsky.social, Green Party candidate for governor of California.
https://www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-news/angelica-ross-power-for-good
I exist.
Banning trans won't make me not be trans.
https://pixelfed.art/p/Azarilh/944727341980537297
#TransDayOfVisibility #TransVisibilityDay #Art #DigitalArt #Transgender #Trans #Queer #LGBTQ #QueerArtist #TransArtist #Activism #QueerActivism #SocialJustice #Furry #FurryArt #FurryArtist
Edited 168d ago