#trans-representation

#trans-representation

"As a trans person, it's hard to articulate exactly how I feel, but I guess if I had to describe it I'd say, Donald you're so stupid, you are SO stupid. You're lucky you're so hot."

Player 120 was the real winner, no matter what anyone says. She was the strongest, the smartest, and the kindest. She felt truly human, someone willing to sacrifice her life for others.

As trans rights and freedoms are in jeopardy, revisiting this story feels timely and necessary. We need more stories that show folks...

"Everyone I've told about Madison Square Garden is like, 'Oh, is there a smaller room at Madison Square Garden?' " Ally Beardsley reflected on the awe of performing in such a grand venue.

It's been amazing. It's been such a welcoming, like a homecoming, especially when I talk to other Hawaiians, other Pacific Islanders. People from all over Polynesia, they can connect and relate and see someone that looks like them and has the same culture, the same upbringing as them, really makes them feel like they're part of a community. That's what drag has been able to make, and what Drag Race has been able to globalize, is making a lot more spaces for community building.

I Kissed a Boy returns for season two, featuring the first-ever out trans contestant, showcasing its commitment to inclusivity in LGBTQ+ representation.

A seven-year effort was gone in a puff of server exhaust, highlighting the disappointment in the series creators reverting from vision to cancellation.