List of the most popular hashtags for theme #NONBINARYTRANS

Happy #transdayofvisibility you’re big loved ——————————————————————— Photo: Summer 2018

Ready for the weekend (and every weekend) with this sweet babe // #queercouple #engayged #menswearselfcare

“Hi! My name is Max and I use they/them. Which pronouns do you use?” Offering your pronouns and asking for others’ is as natural as shaking hands and telling your name. It might feel awkward in the beginning, it’s true, but the more you do it the more familiar it will be. Before you know it, it’ll be a habit you barely notice. We just received a new batch of @argocollective pronouns sticker and we are excited to start sharing them! ️‍ #transvisibility #pronouns #askforpronouns #askmypronouns

Hello hello? Got this chic bag from @stealthbrosco ! Very discreet to put all your trans gear in. My goalkeeper gloves also fit perfectly! I’m very excited to take this along with my travels✈️⚽️ Big love and big thanks to @stealthbrosco

#repost @broadly “Stock photos that accompany articles do more than illustrate subject matter. They have the power to shape perceptions of entire communities. When used critically, they can chip away at harmful stereotypes, pushing more accurate perceptions and understandings to the fore. Images of trans and nonbinary people can be used to illustrate any topic, not just stories related directly to those communities. Consider accessing these photos for stories on topics like beauty, work, education, relationships, or wellness. Including transgender and non-binary people in stories not explicitly about gender identity paints a more accurate depiction of the world we live in today.” — It has always been a challenge for us to find inclusive stock photography that actually represents a wide range of identities and that accurately portrays the spectrum of trans and non-binary representation. *edit* it’s important to note that this video is not as inclusive as it could be, and fails to represent darker skin trans and non-binary identities. There is always more work to be done and we are here for it. ️ Follow @broadly and photographer @zacharydrucker, and use these diverse images in your articles, blogs, trainings, decks— even if (or dare we say *especially* if) you are not specifically talking about queer, trans, nonbinary, or gender-bias issues! ___ #transvisibility #nonbinary #gendernonconforming #representationmatters #stockphotos

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If you are reading this, I will never ask you to prove your gender or sexuality to me. You are valid regardless of the myriad gatekeepers out there, especially the ones within our very own LGBTQIA+ communities. Be you. xx AC // #MenswearSelfCare

1 month post op ——————————————— Thank you for all the support and positivity during my recovery, biggest love to you all

Some Reminders: •I'm nonbinary and I'm (still) a part of the trans community. •Nonbinary people who express more as their assigned gender are a part of the trans community. •Nonbinary people of color are a part of the trans community. •People outside of western/American cultures who may use other labels to express existence outside of a gender binary are a part of the trans community. •People with disabilities are a part of the trans community. - - - I could go on but my points are the following: •Not every transgender person/narrative is the same •Not every journey involves dysphoria •Not every person falls into the gender binary •There is no one "true" way/look to being transgender/nonbinary •Transgender/nonbinary people can pursue any form of transitioning and it only effects them. - - ●If you don't like seeing nonbinary people transition medically, trans people who don't experience dysphoria at all or just not in the same ways you do I have two ideas; 1. Look within yourself and ask why this makes you so uncomfortable/mad/etc. Think of the times you've been mistreated with some form discrimination or microaggression. Have you internalized this and felt someone else either at an intersection or in a more vulnerable group is "at fault" for your oppression? If so, please go educate yourself. Me being nonbinary, a person questioning their gender identity or someone else not having dysphoria is NOT a threat to yours or anyone else's journey. - - ● The threat is both the active and systemic oppression of trans people AND the people within the trans community who choose to uphold that same system of oppression because someone isn't "trans enough". 2. If anything from point 1 bothered you, made you feel irrationally angry or defensive in any way please feel free to scroll past this, unfollow me even; if what I'm doing or saying is such a hard pill to swallow then I strongly urge you to either 1.Confront that discomfort and grow Or 2. Mind Your Business.