But we are not there yet. Today, in many parts of the world, being trans remains dangerous. In Uganda, Russia, and several U.S. states, trans existence is effectively criminalized. Therefore, the fight is not over—it is just entering a new chapter.
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Here is the reality check: When a trans woman is harassed, the attacker isn't checking her medical history. The attacker is targeting her for gender non-conformity . That same hate is aimed at butch lesbians, feminine gay men, and bisexual people who "look queer." But we are not there yet
In recent years, a fringe movement of "LGB drop the T" has emerged, arguing that trans issues are separate from sexual orientation issues. This is met with fierce resistance from the mainstream LGBTQ culture because it ignores history. Gay and lesbian bars were often the only places trans people could exist pre-2000. Conversely, trans visibility has redefined what "gay" and "lesbian" mean. states, trans existence is effectively criminalized