Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #transrightarehumanrights
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@premierbhiggs it is not the jurisdiction of school boards to “out” LGBTQ kids. Your job is to facilitate the education of all these young people in compliance to human rights policies bound to equity and inclusion. cbc.ca/news/canada/ne…
As an Acadian and Mi’kmaw person my people have always had love for people of all genders and gender preferences because diversity of perspective it gives on life is insightful and valued. We love all. The English always put people in categories of race, class, gender etc. Why?
My people never even had words for black people until they attended schools in New Brunswick. These concepts of intolerance were imported like an invasive species of the mind. It is toxic thinking. You have laws and human rights to uphold and they are there for all not just some. 
I tweeted this and fell asleep, I realise now I forgot to turn off replies so some truly lovely individuals are swarming this tweet with anti-trans bigotry peppered with personal insults about me. Truly a charming lot!
I’m usually very good at limiting replies so that nobody needs to see nasty responses - I apologise for that! It’s a good curation of new block list additions though, if you so happen to scroll through.
For the avoidance of doubt: yes, I have a law degree and do research/teaching in that field, AND I’m a great big trans ally. I have a little, tiny platform and I use it to support trans voices and speak out against transphobia. And I block/don’t engage with transphobes.
Today, March 31st, is the #transgenderdayofvisibility, my first since coming out and letting the whole world see who I really am...
I have been blessed by support and acceptance in my #transition, but I know that this experience is not universal. (1/x)
I have been blessed by support and acceptance in my #transition, but I know that this experience is not universal. (1/x)
Far too many of my #transgender and non-binary brethren are shunned, cast out, or attacked, simply for trying to live as who they are. Even now, in some parts of the world considered the most advanced and civilized, this community of mine is under direct attack. (2/x) ...
... Attacks that seek to legislate us right out of existence. It is no wonder that we are community that is struggling with fear.
Despite this, trans people are showing how strong we can be; we are showing ourselves as the beautiful people we are, inside & out, showing (3/x) ...
Despite this, trans people are showing how strong we can be; we are showing ourselves as the beautiful people we are, inside & out, showing (3/x) ...
