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1. I am raising the alarm: If you are a transgender adult, your care is under threat by President Trump.
You should prepare for severe supply disruptions and policies that amount to potential bans.
The latest CMS letter indicates an expansion to target adults.
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A painting of a street at sunset, with a lamp post to the right and grass on both sides of the road. The colors are made up of a navy blue for the darkest points, with purple and lighter blue for the lighter points, and shades of pink and red used for the sun rays and highlight.
A closer shot of the painting
Went to a fundraising event today and donated/sold my first painting!
#art
1. In one of the most extreme anti-trans bills of 2025, a bill in Arkansas would make "contributing to social transitioning" of trans youth against the law.
It asserts extraterritorial jurisdiction, applying to social media and more.
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However much you hate the New York Times, it isn't enough
I encourage everyone to go to city council meetings. Right-wingers are, and they are successfully removing LGBTQ books from public libraries.
These fascists might have the right to determine what THEIR children read, but they don't get to say what can be read AT ALL.
1. Nearly a century ago, Nazis burned trans books to usher in fascism.
Now, Trump is doing the same, digitally burning all records of transgender people and striking the community from records.
This must be seen for what it is: a move towards atrocity.
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2. Why is it important? Not because a 300 person protest is going to change anything by itself.
It's important because it normalizes protest. It helps train people for how to do it. It builds community.
And sets the stage for the really big ones we will need when the moment demands it.
1. Protests are happening literally every day these days. Trans rights protests. Protests against Musk. Heck, over a thousand people showed up for a protest at the Treasury.
I advise everyone, especially people who don't usually, to find any of them and just go to one.
It's important.
I need Americans to hate this administration the way Kendrick hates Drake so they can actually stand a chance of surviving
This is so cool!
So fluffy and majestic!
So cute!💖
So cool!❤️
So fluffy!❤️
When it comes to making art, some people are fast and some take longer. There is no slow. The time you put into art is valuable.
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These are gorgeous!
So cool!
So cute!
A painting of a stormy sea, with a gaint wave about to crash into a small boat
I did this one a while ago, but I liked how it turned out
A black and white negative space painting of trees spiraling around a cat and person inside a house
Some negative space practice
This is so cool!
Black and white doodles that are side ways, it looks a bit like waves
Same one, but upright, it kind of looks like a forest
Some inky doodles
He posing
This is so cool!
Working on a mural with my cat❤️