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It’s true, in the past I would have had multiple editors in my inbox asking me to write about the Cunningham stuff. I haven’t gotten a single assignment request. Trans writers used to be tokenized to write about these things but now that the topic is “mainstream,” those bylines go elsewhere.

Sydney Bauer@sydney-bauer.com · 20h ago

I need people to understand that for the last half decade that there’s been an ecosystem of trans folks in sports media who have worked unpaid to serve as experts for context, sources and educators on what it’s like for trans athletes, in hopes of potential bylines and contacts. That’s dried up.

I'm looking to speak with LGBTQ+ WNBA fans about their thoughts, feelings and responses to Sophie Cunningham's comments on trans athletes and the league's response thus far for a story @19thnews.org. My DMs are open and I'm ready to listen! 👂🏀

Every trans story in the NYT should come with a court-mandated banner that reads "We at the NYT played a crucial role in encouraging the social targeting of trans people. Contribute here to our reparations fund sending no-questions-asked direct payments to trans individuals in the US."

I was able to dig all of this up in like, 20 minutes of research. I dont have the time or energy to organize more myself, I'm burnt out. But I know there are plenty of trans people out there who want to fight back and have free time and $12 for a domain. Get your friends together and just f'n do it!

Refrigerator trucks full of bodies. Mass graves. Family members dying alone in hospital corridors and unable to have proper funerals for fear of deceased spreading disease to funeral home workers. Our social media-induced attention spans are memory holing history at an increasingly alarming rate.

Stephen Robinson@playtyperguy.com · 6d ago

THE FOUR SEASONS had a an episode set during Thanksgiving 2020 when everyone gets covid and it’s treated very much like a bad case of the flu. This is somewhat dangerous revisionism of the risks from the disease pre-vaccine.

Being mortal creatures with limited time and energy, it is totally natural that human outrage is selective. If you tried to do work on every injustice and horror on this earth, you would collapse into an exhausted ball of trauma it is absolutely fine for you to select a cause that is yours

99% of the time, when someone accuses you of selective outrage, it’s a way of politically demobilizing you and shutting you up “Why are you angry about data centers instead of fast fashion” isn’t about making you care about fast fashion. It’s about shutting you up about data centers And visa versa

I would be interested in reading about the demise of Alligator Alcatraz written from the perspective of an organizer who was involved in trying to close the concentration camp. How and why did it close?

it's not an own to point out that all these fucking guys trying to deny trans people their hormones are so into HGH and whatnot. they don't care either way about 'gender affirming care.' they want to be he-men and they want trans people to die. to them the two projects are perfectly coherent