Kate Sosin

2 weeks ago | sltrib.com | Kate Sosin

Ryan Woods hasn't put the blonde wig on since November 5. It just doesn't feel the same. "I can't say that I'm disappointed yet, because we are just - what? - two months into his administration," Woods told The 19th recently by phone. "That being said, some of the people he's chosen to be in his administration, I am not excited about." Woods is talking about President Donald Trump.

3 weeks ago | 19thnews.org | Kate Sosin

Published Ryan Woods hasn’t put the blonde wig on since November 5. It just doesn’t feel the same. “I can’t say that I’m disappointed yet, because we are just — what? — two months into his administration,” Woods told The 19th recently by phone. “That being said, some of the people he’s chosen to be in his administration, I am not excited about.” Woods is talking about President Donald Trump.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kate Sosin

Ryan Woods hasn’t put the blonde wig on since November 5. It just doesn’t feel the same. “I can’t say that I’m disappointed yet, because we are just — what? — two months into his administration,” Woods told The 19th recently by phone. “That being said, some of the people he’s chosen to be in his administration, I am not excited about.”Woods is talking about President Donald Trump.

4 weeks ago | 19thnews.org | Kate Sosin

Published Transgender Day of Visibility, held every March 31, was founded 16 years ago to give trans people a day to celebrate trans life and community. At a time when transgender people are facing unprecedented vitriol and attacks, it’s more important than ever to seek out accurate and affirming portrayals of trans life. The 19th asked 10 trans icons, from Elliot Page to Peppermint, to reflect on the movies that move them and that and affirm the dignity of trans people.

1 month ago | them.us | Kate Sosin

This post originally appeared on The 19th. Even before President Donald Trump took office for his second term, transgender Americans reported harassment and discrimination while traveling. But in January, the administration announced it would no longer issue “X” gender markers on passports or allow transgender Americans to update passports to accurately reflect who they are. The announcement coincided with a slew of executive orders targeting transgender people.