Yes and no. There is a wider public opinion fight that can be won. Many of the state laws are getting slammed through GOP supermajorities though.

A ton also passed. A growing number are working their way through the courts. The "tide" has already made millions refugees in their own country. There is a long way to go on this, I'm afraid.

So what are we gonna do about it?

Percentages based off a single, voluntary survey are not actionable without knowing the root cause. Is it because there's less trans men in general? Is it because cis people are over-represented by virtue of them being far more prevalent in society? What is the optimal ratio we're going for?

Ah, uncle Iroh, everyone's favorite barely reformed war criminal.

Wow, cis? I couldn't even tell!

I will always game with the grungler.

The part that scares me in this is that it's only a story because the girl wasn't actually trans.

"Here's a four hour video where I explain that the trans-coded character that trans people identify with and the writers explicitly say is trans really isn't, because glorious Nippon does not have the same understanding of trans people."

Just because you're into destroying unjust hierarchies doesn't mean you can't be a bottom.

Maybe they should skip their avocado toast or drink less Starbucks?

The Ohio General Assembly, which is controlled by a Republican supermajority, can override the governor’s veto with a three-fifths majority vote.

So, while the vetos are great news, folks in Ohio should contact their reps to let them know to let the vetos stand.

"If men can't rule society, they'll just beat the shit out of each other in underground fights" really isn't a great selling point.