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Ho-Ho-Hold up!: Interrupting Microaggressions During the Holidays
Navigating these moments with intention and confidence is key to creating more inclusive and respectful holiday environments.
Latino/a, Latin@, Latinx or Latine?
We use the -e ending. There is no 100% right or wrong answer. As with any choice involving inclusivity, we must ask: Who are we centering in our choice? Who are we excluding?
What is misgendering?
Let us all embrace the power we have to foster a culture of acceptance and understanding. Together we can build a more inclusive world where we can all feel seen, heard and valued.
Transgender Day of Visibility
Praxis’ 2024 reflection on transgender visibility has some nuance to it. The short version is that we want more than just visibility; we want liberation.
Using “Elle” in Spanish
Elle in Spanish is often used as a non-gendered replacement for él and ella. Previously, the x and @ sign have been used to modify words and create inclusive versions. However…
Vocabulary
How do we define LGBT? Should I use the Q? What about the plus? Praxis’ vocabulary list explains the differences between gender, sex, sexual orientation, etc.
Responding to Pronoun Pushback
After you assess your safety and consider your goals and their motivation, and you decide you will engage, here are some options of what you can say. Use whatever is most authentic to you.
Trans-Antagonism Across the US
We will keep each other safe. We will center joy and celebrate our identities. We will fight back. TGNC people have always been here and we will ensure they always will be.
Trans-Affirming Best Practices FAQ
Why is this pronoun stuff becoming such a big deal? What do I do when people list multiple pronouns? I don’t understand all these new words. What if it’s just too hard for me? What's the difference between trans & nonbinary?
Singular They/Them Pronouns
They/them pronouns have been around for centuries, are commonly accepted by dictionaries, and most importantly, are a simple way to provide basic human respect to folks who use them.