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Monthly Archives: June 2008
The religious right is wrong
The religious right is attacking the transgender community again. Naeldrega has some insightful commentary on the most recent attack on the anti-discrimination act. I particularly appreciated this comment:
The Transgender Companion is not worth it
Jennifer Seeley wrote the Transgender Companion, which claims that it is the complete guide to becoming the woman you want to be. Intrigued by this, I decided to find out if the transgender companion would help me crossdress better
A Call to Crossdressing Action – it’s Not Just the Transgendered Who Suffer
Society today is rife with transgender discrimination, but it’s not just the crossdresser who suffers. Crossdressing action is the first step to social justice.
Posted in Transgender News and Issues
Tagged Amy Bloom, being a cross dresser and sex worker, crossdresser organizations, crossdressers, crossdressers action, crossdressing action, Gender Expression, gender non-conformance, married crossdressers, NORMAL, transgender discrimination, transgender how to be accepted, Transgender Rights, transgendered
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Cross-dressing and the female privilege
As you may know, opponents of laws protecting gender identity and expression use the terrible threat of “men dressing up as woman to enter the ladies restroom and assault women” as a rallying cry. I can assure you that most crossdressers just want to use the bathroom.
God Cannot Save the Crossdresser
The crossdresser is doomed. God cannot save her. In response to my recent post on why do men cross dress, Katie shared some of her thoughts about verses in the Bible that perhaps shouldn’t be taken at face value.
Socially Acceptable Cross Dressing – will it ever be in style?
What if crossdressing was normal? You know, if you were just as likely to see a man in high heels and a skirt as a woman wearing a pantsuit. What is there was no masculine gender expression, no feminine gender expression. Would we still be crossdressers? In fact, would we still have the desire to crossdress?


Vanessa is a happily married 30 year old transgendered woman from Seattle. It's been a long road to acceptance for her, despite the fact that she has been crossdressing for more than 25 years. Sometimes, when she looks in the mirror she longs to see the girl that lives
within her.