December 7 - 14 2024

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In this episode of Crayon Box Politics Weekly, Avery and special guest Vanessa engage in a comprehensive discussion about the transgender community. The episode delves into the personal journey of discovering one's transgender identity, the challenges faced by transgender individuals in the United States, and the potential implications under political changes such as a second Trump term. Avery shares and experiences and insights with Vanessa, including the lack of legal protections, the controversy around bathroom usage, and medical aspects like hormone therapy and puberty blockers. The conversation emphasizes the importance of education and respectful dialogue in understanding and supporting the transgender community. If you enjoy what we do and want to help us keep the show going, please consider supporting us at www.crayonboxpolitics.com/buy-me-a-crayon. Every contribution makes a difference! We’d also love to hear from you—share your thoughts, experiences, or questions by submitting an audio clip to [email protected]. Your voice could be featured in a future episode! Read more about Avery's journey here.

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