@whatthetrans.com
News outlet for trans people, by trans people
Podcasts, articles and live reporting
Navigation: #Podcast #Article #Opinion #Analysis #Interview #LiveReport #Protest #Action #Fundraiser #Research #Photography #UK #US #Japan #World
@whatthetrans.comMany cis people don’t realise they already know (and care about) someone trans. You have the power to change that Its National Coming Out Day ✨
@whatthetrans.comJust finished recording the latest episode and it's looking to be a really exciting one!
@narramoreart.bsky.socialReposted by @whatthetrans.comHow it feels checking the Welsh Gender Service website every day, just in case they’ve added a 10th announcement
@whatthetrans.comHere it is! We spoke to Film-maker and writer Lena Molander about her new short film All Change, showing at the BFI film festival on the 10th and 14th.
We also talk about about stand up, and one of Flint's favourite things, The North East. Get at it.
www.patreon.com/Whatthetrans...
@flintywrites.bsky.socialReposted by @whatthetrans.comAnd for anyone assuming it's more doctor who content... It not... But it does involve someone who was in some very memorable episodes 🤖
@whatthetrans.comHe have something dropping on the patreon tomorrow for our paid members 👀
Don't wanna miss out? Then join up! It's the only consistent funding we have and directly supports our work
@whatthetrans.comThis concludes our reporting for Exeter Trans Pride 2026.
If you would like to support future reporting, our Patreon is here: www.patreon.com/Whatthetrans, or you can leave a donation at our Ko-fi:
ko-fi.com/what_the_trans
@whatthetrans.comThe march is reaching the end, with the coffin being delivered to the community centre.
@whatthetrans.comProtest chants as the march passes Exeter Central station, turning into Richmond Road.
@whatthetrans.com"Nature isn't binary"
@whatthetrans.comThe front of the march ready to set off
@whatthetrans.comThe organiser finishes the speeches by thanking everyone who came to Trans Pride Exeter, and laying out the march formation to the community hub.
@whatthetrans.comThe march is preparing to move off to the end, whilst an NEU (National Education Union) representative delivers a speech about trans rights in schools.
@whatthetrans.com"Not afraid to keep on living!"
@whatthetrans.com"You're blaming the wrong 1%"
@whatthetrans.comThe speech finishes with the organiser demanding people to write a letter to their MPs.
@whatthetrans.comAn organiser of Trans Pride Plymouth, talks about the threat of lobbyists from America etc and how things are rapidly worsening, for example GPs in Plymouth withdrawing existing shared care agreements. She pleads for everyone at this event to apply consistent pressure.
@whatthetrans.comThe 4th speaker (and performer!), a disabled non binary person, talks about experiences of being othered by the EHRC guidance and other UK law. They also speak about insufficient disabled toilets - hence the EHRC Guidance being unworkable - before moving onto a poem about it.
@whatthetrans.comThe next performance is a poem, encouraging the audience to keep their hearts open in these locked out times.
@whatthetrans.comThe third speech also discusses the real world impact of the institutional transphobia in the UK - leading to even close ones taking their own lives. She finished by saying that this is the fight of our generation, in comparison with Stonewall and marriage equality.
