Is it possible for your co-workers to respect your gender without officially coming out? Lex credits the Facebook and a younger employee base to their successful non-announcement. Continue reading Featured Voices: Tall Non-Fat Extra Foamy Gender
I often compare it to a teacher getting a student’s name wrong. Of course they would correct themselves immediately, it would seem ridiculous to simply pretend that it hadn’t happened. And yet, that’s exactly what happens with pronouns. Continue reading Featured Voices: Coming Out At School as NonBinary
After 8 years of working as a Math and Physics tutor in a community college, DJ decided to come out as non-binary. Their colleague’s non-reaction was the most surprising part. Continue reading Featured Voices: The Non-Issue of Coming Out
While AJ has not yet come out at work, the small wins are what matters most. Continue reading Featured Voices: Microaffirmations
Kieran is an Equestrian major in college (yes, there is such a thing!) and has spent their whole life around horses. But growing up – and coming out – in the “don’t ask don’t tell” community at the barn has proven life-changing. Coming Out at the Barn The riding stable has always been home for me, more than anywhere else. The sloping fields, the worn cobblestones, and the … Continue reading Featured Voices: Coming Out at the Barn
Fred gradually comes out at work with an affirming stance across the board. Nevertheless, Fred still worries about coming out again at their next job. Continue reading Featured Voices: Low Key Activism in London
Kameron had a plan for coming out at work. However, he hasn’t followed through on it. Is it reluctance, resistance, fear? Continue reading Featured Voices: Janitorqueer
When M comes out at work accidentally, he’s forced to grapple with choosing a pronoun, troublesome co-workers, and the deeper question of gender identity. Continue reading Featured Voices: Accidentally Out
Inspired by seeing visibly genderqueer people at a conference, Jayden finally took the plunge and came out to everyone: co-workers, family, friends, and even extended family. Continue reading Featured Voices: Ye Olde Coming-Oute Processe
Since the early 90’s, Plymouth has been questioning their gender. Having not yet found a satisfying explanation to afford others, they remained in the closet. Today, Plymouth is out as their real self – in life and at work – and couldn’t be happier. Continue reading Featured Voices: Genderqueer At Google
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