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Stressing About College

Stressing About College

by Dr. Gennifer "Genn" Herley | Sep 21, 2020 | Acceptance, college, Coming Out, Discrimination, Mental Health

It is halfway through September, during the disastrous 2020, and if you are a senior in high school considering the next steps in education, college is on your mind.  So many choices, both academically and geographically-and if you are trans, further complicated by...
Abuse in Quarantine

Abuse in Quarantine

by Dr. Gennifer "Genn" Herley | May 4, 2020 | Acceptance, Coming Out, Discrimination, Family, Mental Health, social distancing, Transgender

The news has attempted to further the concept of family togetherness while the Stay-at-Home orders are in place across the country. We are all trying to realize that silver lining. What hasn’t been receiving the necessary attention is how being forced to stay isolated...
People Should Be Able To Come Out When they are Ready.  Being Outed is never OK.

People Should Be Able To Come Out When they are Ready. Being Outed is never OK.

by Dr. Gennifer "Genn" Herley | Jan 21, 2020 | Acceptance, Coming Out, Discrimination, Mental Health, Politics, Stereotyping, Transgender

Image – youtube.com With the latest outing of a transgender celebrity hitting the airwaves, attention is now being drawn to what a damaging thing that is to do to a person. As Nikkie de Jager, from NikkieTutorials on YouTube, revealed to her fans in a video...
Cross-Dressers Have Been a Largely Misinterpreted Group

Cross-Dressers Have Been a Largely Misinterpreted Group

by Dr. Gennifer "Genn" Herley | Mar 21, 2019 | Acceptance, Coming Out, Cross-Dressing, Family, Stereotyping, Transgender

There are so many labels out there, from both within and outside of the LGBT community that it can be confusing for anyone desiring to learn and be sensitive regarding the “Transgender Experience.”   Some labels once considered normative have become...
No More Finger-pointing

No More Finger-pointing

by Dr. Gennifer "Genn" Herley | Feb 1, 2019 | Acceptance, Civil Rights, Coming Out, Stereotyping, Transgender

Have you ever been in a conversation with someone where they insist that a mutual friend is gay or trans, based on how they dress or how they talk?  No matter what the discussed person says about their own sexuality or gender identity, these LGBTQ detectives will site...
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