Existing in all its Nuance by Rex LeBeau

An incident in a local park where a white guy tried to beat me up thinking I was a guy, homeless, and queer combined with the rise in genocidal laws means just breathing can be really hard and also the last thing those who want us all dead want. In and out.

Dreaming Together by Rex LeBeau

I’ve been thinking a lot about self-regulation and co-regulation lately. We were not meant to do life alone, so teaming up and building futures in community is a huge way to counter the toxic individualism that contributes so heavily to the isolation and loneliness trans people experience. Here we go :)

See What? by Rex LeBeau

Even though gender is based on how one feels inside, it’s how one is perceived that dictates treatment by others. Lots to unpack and lots to undo.

Love is Delicious by Rex LeBeau

Dinosaurs experience glorification due to their size. Tyrannosaurus rex, one of the biggest land predators to ever exist! Awe! Exaltation! Tyrant Lizard King! Imagine if the biggest and fattest humans were treated with such respect. In the meantime, there’s always pancakes.

Hold Fast by Rex LeBeau

I’ve been reading a lot of Dean Spade, Mariame Kaba, and Andrea Ritchie lately and thinking about hope as an active thing one does. Play is something that figures into my practice of hope, joy in the hellscape as an act of pleasure and resistance.