Dream About Me – A Review of I Saw the TV Glow The Matrix meets Paper Towns meets Twin Peaks, I Saw the TV Glow is a surrealist drama by trans writer and director, Jane Schoenbrun (they/them). First shown in January at Sundance, the film depicts the bizarrity and dubiety Continue Reading
Honor Wilson
THE LEAST, WORST, OPTION – New Mental Health Services for Trans Kids Just Another Avenue for Detransition
An anonymous source inside of NHS Gender Services answers the concerns posed by trans young people and their family members who feel confused and concerned about receiving letters from the new Young People’s Gender Service offering dubious mental health services. On 1 May around forty young trans people and their Continue Reading
SECTION 28 THE REMIX
What Dee Whitnell and Kestral Gaian Think of New RSHE Guidance With any discussions of ‘gender identity’ ruled out and other serious topics, such as sexual violence, not to be taught until Year 9, the New RSHE age limits are nothing short of another Section 28. LGBT+ activists warn that Continue Reading
Considering Keir Starmer
The approaching general election for 2025 will be the first in my lifetime in which I am, finally, of the age to vote. After enduring fourteen years of Tory neglect, be it as a trans man, a student, or just as a young adult living amid an entirely preventable cost Continue Reading
Talking to Thin Air – Understanding Transgender Life in Parliament
Trans community members, parents, family members and allies gathered on the 17th of April in a small room in 1 Parliament Street to discuss with and offer visiting MPs a chance to interact with transgender people directly. Those in attendance were invited by openly trans MP for Bridgend and Porthcawl, Continue Reading