Artemis T. Douglas
I've been described as a "prolific writer" and an "academia slayer." My journalism interests boil down to "loudly declare what is happening" as an act of both radical community defense and self-care.
It’s not about protecting gay people, or trans people– especially when the author can’t say “trans people” most of the time. It’s about controlling and maintaining cissexual bodies.
by Artemis T. Douglas
There is no likely ruling that does not leave trans people in the United States worse off than they were before.
by Jane Migliara Brigham & Artemis T. Douglas
According to reporting by Investigate Europe and others, invasive transmedicalism, such as what happened to make this case study, is a long-standing norm across Europe.
by Artemis T. Douglas
The Equalities and Human Rights Commission has no internal or policy definitions for “biological male” or “biological female".
by Artemis T. Douglas
In every way that queer people as a whole have suffered, trans people have suffered worse. 9% of trans people and 5% of the queer population moved from a less tolerant state to a more tolerant one within 7 months of Trump’s re-election.
by Jane Migliara Brigham & Artemis T. Douglas
The wave of transphobia that's been afflicting the US and the world isn't a coincidence. It is an export from the US- a case of the USA making the world a less free place to live.
by Artemis T. DouglasThe University of Oklahoma itself doesn’t appear to be a victim in this campaign, only the teacher in question.
by Artemis T. Douglas & Jane Migliara Brigham
It’s the same people writing the same laws for the same purpose: gaining full control over sex and sexuality.
by Artemis T. Douglas & Jane Migliara Brigham