Spill the T: January 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch Do not miss the first episode!!! January 1st!!!

Trans V. TERF 2019

It’s more than a little sad that feminism means so many different things to different people. I am told by biologists, endocrinologists, and feminist scholars at University that biological sex is not bio determinant of a gender role. I am taught, for a grade and degree in my future field, that gender identity itself is […]

John Legend’s Visit to the Oregon District

August 11, 2019 was a special night for a select few in Dayton’s Oregon District, and I am proud to say that I was one of them. Tickets were given to several dozen to attend an intimate performance by Springfield, Ohio singer/songwriter John Legend. The night was started off with encouraging words from our local […]

Oregon District Holds Vigil

Last night at 1:07 AM a mass shooter ripped through the heart of Dayton’s famous Oregon District in a hail of gun fire that ended in the loss of nine innocent lives and resulted in the killer himself being shot by DPD (who were already there, and in less than 60 seconds saved dozens of […]

The Princess Transformed Blog

Come visit me at my new fairy tale blog princesstrans.wordpress.com

Women of the River

Here’s a link to my research narrative concerning my native roots and the novel by Terese Marie Mailhot, Heart Berries. https://thewomenoftheriver.wordpress.com/

Cowboys and Indians: Mailhot and the Native Spirit

Terese Marie Mailhot’s brilliant debut novel manages to not only awaken spirits long forgotten, but also to exploit every derogatory way that North American white culture thinks of Native indigenous peoples. Beginning with a state of the “Indian Condition” and emphasizing the intergenerational trauma and never-ending pain of her people, she is deliberate and clever […]