When the current president was elected and the people around me started to make plans to update their documents, put together living wills, get married and formally adopt the children they have raised since birth, I tuned them out. More than that, though: taking proactive steps to protect myself meant fully admitting how afraid I am about what could be coming in the next four years.
Two hours after the inauguration, I remembered that F on my passport and had a moment of panic. I figured the wheels of government would be as slow and rusty as they always were β of course there would still be time! I tried to talk myself down. I had always thought that social progress was a slow, but still forward-moving march toward a better world, but here I am in , and it is looking like my community will have fewer rights than we did a decade ago. I do know that there are organizations who will sue to block orders, who are already litigating at the Supreme Court , who are feeding and housing trans people in their communities.
I do know that trans and nonbinary people will continue to move through the world, moment by moment, as our joyful, embodied selves. As year-old George Levin finished up a Sunday dinner with his mother and sister, two men left a nearby apartment with duct tape, prosecutors said, and entered the Norwood Park home after reportedly arranging a meetup with Levin online. But in the span of about half an hour, prosecutors allege, the men brutally attacked Levin, robbed him and left him tied up in his basement, where he Sometimes the "unexplainable" can be explained after all!
In a Facebook post on Jan. The couple accused of killing two Kaufman County prosecutors and one of their wives said they celebrated the murders by having a steak cookout. A metro Atlanta police department wants to remind drivers of two things: slow down and pay attention. Police and first responders rushed to Opry Mills Mall following an incident Saturday afternoon, but despite the rumors circulating on social media, that incident was not a shooting, according to officials.
The female pilot killed in the Army helicopter collision with a passenger jet in Washington DC has been named as a former aide to President Joe Biden. A federal judge in Rhode Island issued the temporary restraining order as part of the lawsuit filed by Connecticut Attorney general William Tong and a coalition of 22 other states.
