Reposting some older art to celebrate Trans Day of Visibility! To all the trans folks in my friends and family, I love you and you make my life, and the world, a better place. 🏳️‍⚧️💙💖🤍💖💙🏳️‍⚧️

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happy lads! i'm def not the best at art, but here's some of my favorite works

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Hey y'all 🖤 I'm Ash (Alder) Van Otterloo, I'm trans/NB, and I'm a kidlit author! 🏳️‍⚧️ (books in bio)

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Today is Transgender day of visibility, one occasion to repost Elias. I hope I'll be able to draw him again someday!

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this unsaid:

Keep fighting, everyone. It's always darkest before dawn, and we will NOT let ourselves get erased.

We're all beautiful(Or handsome, if you prefer) no matter what, and we WILL survive!!!"

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Happy ihr wunderbaren Menschen! Ich bin so dankbar für euch alle, eure Hilfe und euer Wissen. Und ich bin unheimlich stolz auf meinen Sohn.

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Happy all my lovely people! No matter where you are in your journey you are all Valid!

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We're proud to stand behind and his Max and Friends series – a sweet and age-appropriate introduction to what it means to be transgender.

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Remember. Its not about you.

From "Your Black Friend" by Ben Passmore.

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This is who we are. anyone who tries to tell you that you aren't valid is wrong. has been around for all of history and we have in who we are. anyone who has a problem with it can Deal with it cause we are here to stay.

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Basilicata in Fronteversismo and peace front & back fluo in dark view in permanent exhibition at National Museum of Basilicata in Potenza art culture 26-27 March 2022 days 🌕❤️

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An illustration of Tawakkul Karmān who is a Yemeni Nobel Laureate, journalist, politician, and human rights activist.

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In 2014, a 5 year old boy called Michael Khomape drowned in a pit toilet at his school in Limpopo, South Africa. If he’d lived, he’d be 13 years old now, which is how I imagined him here.

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Today is in South Africa. It commemorates the Sharpeville Massacre which took place in 1960, when a crowd gathered to protest racist pass laws. 69 people were killed and 180 were wounded by apartheid police. Permanent marker and lipstick on board.

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a cops randomly checking phones of citizens.. if u have something against the war, you'll be fined/sent to jail, if u refuse they'll beat u.. well they can beat u up just bc they feel like it.. "grow a pair already" yup..

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