Transfigurations is a photo-documentary by Jana Marcus.
Marcus’s subjects are trans folks. She tries to illuminate the personal trans experience through photography and the subject’s own words.
Marcus’s work shows the human being inside & outside the trans label.
“This film looks at the relationship between best friends and their shared life changing event. The film explores gender transition, the love and bond between best friends, and sexuality.”
Who is the scruff dude with the trucker hat pulled low to the side and his baggin’ saggin’ pants pulled even lower?
Shaft? Nahhh, shut yo’ mouth!
It’s a boi.
The Washington Blade article, A ‘passing’ phase, explores the ability of many queer and trans folks to pass as straight folks. Sometimes the bear eats you, sometimes you have to eat the bear.
I’m too old to be an XX Boy. And I am fine with Kael T Block’s boy reality. IMO, your age is how old you’d be if you didn’t know how old you were.
I commend Kael’s photography project. He captures the tranny boy essence before it rusts from too many free radicals.
Kael, when you get to XX Men, give me a holla’.
Lyon-Martin Women’s Health Services in San Francisco ensures that poverty and prejudice are not barriers to health care. You can contribute to their mission and gain valuable skills in a clinical setting by becoming a Volunteer.
Lyon-Martin Women’s Health Services is a primary care, not-for-profit clinic. Lyon-Martin provides personalized healthcare and support services to women and trans people who lack access to quality care because of their sexual or gender identity regardless of their ability to pay.
Lyon-Martin has an active presence in the lesbian, bisexual and trans communities in the SF Bay Area and beyond. Volunteers serve in a variety of roles at the clinic. Lyon-Martin welcomes people who can volunteer a minimum of two hours per week AND those who can only give their time for special events.
NEXT ORIENTATION:
Wednesday, May 30 7-9pm AND Thursday, May 31 6-8pm. Must attend both evenings, please contact Lyon-Martin with questions and concerns.
Touch it if you dare because it’s so hot it won’t stop. Comin’ on like the free on in your frigid aire.
I touched it and…
Now, I want some Johnny Dangerously. But he sway so deliciously. I’m afraid he’a hurt me.
It’s 1a.m. and I got off work an hour ago. I’m home and I get on the internet and read some email, trying to get sleepy. I find a bit of email about a musical duo called Coyote Grace.
I surf to their website and see a good looking couple of modern day troubadours. They remind me of a time when record stores were full of long playing albums instead of itty bitty cds.
I click to hear their tunes. The music relaxes me and becomes important to me like good music ought to be. Music you want to share with friends. Music that makes you forgot your troubles and remember some good old times.
Thanks, Coyote Grace.
WTF stands for Women, Trans*genderqueer, and Femmes Night at the Bike Kitchen!
Located in San Francisco, the Bike Kitchen is a nonprofit, cooperative bike shop. You can get help to fix your bike, use bike tools, find used parts, or build a bike from scratch.
WTF night is for all folks who may have experienced gender-based barriers to bike mechanics.
WTF night will be the last Monday of every month starting July 30th, 2007, 6:30pm-9:00pm at the Bike Kitchen.
A grease-pit party is planned for the opening night, so bring snacks, music and a bike.
Surf to the Bike Kitchen for more details on this fabulous hookup!
One FtM voice of the ‘net waves is Ethan St. Pierre.
Ethan is a FtM transsexual, a Radical Guy and a podcaster.
Listen to Ethan’s talk show and see what you think.
For more trans ‘net broadcasters go to TransFM.
