In queer and feminist circles across Europe, few terms have sparked as much discussion in recent years as FLINTA, short for Frauen, Lesben, Inter, Nicht-binär, Trans und Agender. Originally introduced in German-speaking activism, the acronym was meant to broaden the definition of “women’s” spaces, making room for anyone marginalized by patriarchal and gendered power structures. … Read more
Aligning legal documents with personal identity provides peace of mind and legal accuracy. In Arizona, the process involves obtaining a court order for a name change, securing a physician’s letter to update a gender marker, and revising both federal and state records accordingly. Many individuals feel empowered and validated when their documents reflect their true … Read more
Alexander John “Bear” Goodrum remains a significant figure in the fight for transgender rights and social justice. As a leader, activist, and advocate, his work continues to inspire and guide communities striving for equality. This article honors his life, legacy, and contributions. Early Life and Identity Born on October 3, 1960, in Chicago, Illinois, Alexander … Read more