jennifer k @jenkshields@cybre.space

This is actually from June, but I don’t feel like this made the rounds.

Apparently all non-grandfathered insurance plans must cover PrEP with $0 patient cost sharing by 2021 plan years. This means no copays, no co-insurance, deductible waived.

It’s preventative medicine and honestly, this is overdue

https://www.healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hblog20190613.596797/full/

concept: "gender rehearsal" parties where you can go for an hour or two and try out being a different gender. no commitment or anything, just a good space for answering the question "what would it be like if i was a dude" etc

#Accessibility
"Who can use this color combination?" a tool that shows you how different part of the population perceive your color combinations
http://whocanuse.com/?b=fedc2a&c=5a3b5d&f=20&s=

If white trans women want to fight against trans violence and injustice, fight racism. I said this yesterday in this thread: https://todon.nl/@alice/103166924214267028

Here are the cold hard numbers for those whites in the audience who can't be moved by people's experiences and desperate cries for help. There shouldn't need to be numerical proof. They shouldn't have to die to be used to motivate you. Brazil. Mexico. USA (mostly latine and black). The top 3 countries for trans murders.

If it makes you so uncomfortable to see this that you'd have preferred me to CW, then I empathize. I do. But I can't morally hide the names and existence of trans femmes of color who had their lives cut short for your comfort. I talked about that here: https://todon.nl/@alice/103135925733450638

No more hiding violence against the most marginalized to keep us feeling safe and comfortable. Because it is primarily white people who desperately claw at that comfort. As evidenced above, people of color don't have an opt-out. This violence finds POC every day. They don't want to experience it. You don't want to hear about that experience. I have to triage