Davey Shlasko
Author of Trans Allyship Workbook: Building Skills to Support Trans People In Our Lives
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Maybe 2.5.
I found the author's tone around allies' struggle and confusion not just around pronouns but having a loved one in transition in general to be dismissive. I understand that what I'm going through is less difficult than what a trans* person is going through but that doesn't mean I'm not going through something and when I turn to a book for support I expect something more than "It's not all about you".
I found the author's tone around allies' struggle and confusion not just around pronouns but having a loved one in transition in general to be dismissive. I understand that what I'm going through is less difficult than what a trans* person is going through but that doesn't mean I'm not going through something and when I turn to a book for support I expect something more than "It's not all about you".
Maybe 2.5.
I found the author's tone around allies' struggle and confusion not just around pronouns but having a loved one in transition in general to be dismissive. I understand that what I'm going through is less difficult than what a trans* person is going through but that doesn't mean I'm not going through something and when I turn to a book for support I expect something more than "It's not all about you".
I found the author's tone around allies' struggle and confusion not just around pronouns but having a loved one in transition in general to be dismissive. I understand that what I'm going through is less difficult than what a trans* person is going through but that doesn't mean I'm not going through something and when I turn to a book for support I expect something more than "It's not all about you".
Maybe 2.5.
I found the author's tone around allies' struggle and confusion not just around pronouns but having a loved one in transition in general to be dismissive. I understand that what I'm going through is less difficult than what a trans* person is going through but that doesn't mean I'm not going through something and when I turn to a book for support I expect something more than "It's not all about you".
I found the author's tone around allies' struggle and confusion not just around pronouns but having a loved one in transition in general to be dismissive. I understand that what I'm going through is less difficult than what a trans* person is going through but that doesn't mean I'm not going through something and when I turn to a book for support I expect something more than "It's not all about you".
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New sections on intersectionality, singular they, and philosophies of allyship
Tips and "best practices" for the special allyship situations of parents, teachers, healthcare providers and therapists
Tons of new color illustrations
New activities - it really is a "workbook" - to help you deepen and practice your allyship skills
Extensive glossary to get updated on recent evolutions in trans terminology
Resource lists to help you take the next steps in your learning, whether for personal or professional development… (more)