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Transgender, Transexual, Trans-Whatever!

Gender DiverCity is an attempt to look at gender through the lens of our words, and how we present ourselves. Whether you are female, male, intersexed, or something completely different, black, white, yellow, purple, etc. I want to photograph you. Read the FAQ at the side of the page to find out more.

Check back each week for another photo update!
And considering the theme directly relates to it, please also check out today's entry at http://humans4equality.blogspot.com/2008/12/equali-t.html

I'm Butch!

No matter what your gender identity or presentation, we want you! Or at least your photos. So take a picture or a video about your gender identity and send it to humans4equality@gmail.com with the subject line of "Gender DiverCity" and look back here each week for new pictures and videos!

Eye Respect U, Protean

The above photo is just one of many taken on World AIDS Day, for Humans4Equality.blogspot.com Please take a picture or video about what rights you want and need, and send it to humans4equality@gmail.com no matter what your background or beliefs, if you want equal rights, stand up and be counted! New photos and videos are posted to Humans 4 Equality as often as daily, depending on how many photos are taken or sent in. So keep it going, send in your photos now!

And here's another Gender Divercity photo:

Jamison Green - Protean, author of Becoming a Visible Man.

Gender DiverCity is an attempt to look at the diverse humanity in our world through the lens of gender identity and presentation.

I want to photograph all humans be they red, yellow, black or white, gay, straight, bi or otherwise, square, triangle, or circle, whomever you are.

If you would like to have your photo taken, please read the Frequently Asked Questions. You can find them by clicking on the link on the right hand side of the Gender DiverCity Blog.

And keep looking back, this blog is updated once a week

The Human Element

When we look at our fellow humans so often we see right through them. And every once in a while there is an interaction that really touches us indelibly and leaves an impression. But through all our differences, there is a human element effecting and shaping the world around us. Stop and take a moment to really look at the people you encounter today, and find what you have in common. Because it's the human element that really matters. Today's pictures were taken at Glendale Community College on November 22nd.







If you would like to be represented on humans4equality.blogspot.com just send in your human picture/s to humans4equality@gmail.com

Transgender Day of Remembrance

Thank you to the ASU Students for putting on such a beautiful day of remembrance, and for their participation in the Humans4Equality project. 31 humans whose names we know were killed this year for being transgender, and others go unknown, but all are remembered. www.transgenderdor.org

Humans at the Larame Project

November 22nd hundreds gathered at Glendale Community College's performance arts center to support the college for putting on the Larame Project. GCC decided to perform the Larame Project in honor of the 10 year anniversary of the death of Matthew Shephard. They were told that a church preaching hate of gays would show up to protest the event, the same church whose pastor is represented in the play, the Larame Project. Instead, all you could see outside GCC's Performing Arts Center were hundreds of students, H.E.R.O.s and other supporters. Sometimes standing silently in memory of matthew shephard and the very first angel action which took place at his funeral...sometimes singing Amazing Grace or some other hymnal, these people shared the love. Thank you to the students and faculty of GCC for standing firm and holding their play despite the threat of Fred Phelps attendance. And thank you to those two lovely ladies in the back working lights and sound who so often go unnoticed.

These 2 Humans were working lights and sound at the Larame Project

Transarchist Pride Don't forge the Transgender Day of Remembrance
Check out www.transgenderdor.org to find one near you.

We love those H.E.R.O.s!

Milo from 1 Voice, a local JC's LGBT student group

Phoenicians, Nov 20, 2008

No matter who you are, or what you look like

Kindel and Bear

Bonnie

Humans4Equality are all over the world. If you would like to show your wish for equal rights for all, send your picture to humans4equality@gmail.com