The mapping my journey exhibition at Birmingham art gallery explores and celebrates the living memory and history of the transgender community in Birmingham and the West Midlands. It’s free. It includes some non-binary as well as binary trans people. It’s got a mixture of videos, posters, presentations, audio stuff, display cases & writing. Definitely worth a visit. Running until 20th March.
Monthly Archives: February 2014
I’m here, I’m queer, what the hell do I read?
This site has a great list of books – see the Books with Queer (Gender Non-Conforming) characters/themes section on the left hand side. Yeah OK it’s books aimed at teens. Yeah OK, I still read kids books sometimes. whatever..
But people are from earth…
What kind of man do you want to be
Blog by an effiminate gay trans guy – this post is one of my favourites 🙂
Open barbers
Image from http://openbarbers.tumblr.com/
Open Barbers is a hairdressing service for all genders and sexualities led by Greygory and Felix. They offer a personalised and warm haircutting experience with a queer and trans friendly attitude. They seek to promote the diversity of identities in society and celebrate people’s appearance in the way they wish to be seen.
Mostly based in London, though they do things around the UK. They’ve got some great photos on their tumblr.
Rooster Tails
Athens Boys Choir – Fagette
For every boy…
Originally from http://www.crimethinc.com/tools/posters.html
Gender Thing 