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Even old, crusty Klingons know to celebrate diversity. Happy Pride! β€οΈππ»π³οΈβπ
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A lot of people forget what the 90βs was like. You could call someone a f** and people just laughed. It was part of the high school insult compendium.
Anti-gay was strong. People laughed openly at Matthew Shepard getting killed. βShouldnβt have came onto them! I would beat up a (gay) should they ever come onto me!β I remember kids getting violently beaten in the gym locker room for being meat gazers, and the school just told the victim how this needs to stay quiet or else everyone will know your little son is gay. I went to a fairly large high school in a slightly blue city, and this was just how it was. There was no acceptance of trans because no one dared come out as trans, they saw how gay people were treated.
I am glad the zeitgeist has shifted and people can be themselves. As one of those old millennials, I honestly donβt understand trans, but I want them to be who they are and be happy. Cannot imagine being in a body where your gender feels wrong, it sounds like a daily pain. If you are reading this and are trans, there are cis people who accept you for who you are and would listen to everything you need to say.
βIf you are reading this and are trans, there are cis people who accept you for who you are and would listen to everything you need to say."
Well said.
And you've highlighted the real reason Trek (and the Trek community) is sacred to many of us. It (and you) help us learn how to say things like this that we're not finding the words for.