Last week, I returned to my high school to talk to a group of 50 students about being a transgender man. It’s only been a decade since I was their age, yet, in essence, it’s been a lifetime. Back then, I didn’t have the language to describe being a “trans man”—being someone who was told they were female, but knowing inside I was male. Today, I have plenty of language. Indeed, there’s a proliferation of language—articles, essays, books—on transgender lives, […]

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