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Ariana Grande stands up for trans people.

  • Jun 29
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jun 30


Transgender athletes were dealt a tough blow from SCOTUS this week. Here’s some analysis of the opinion from trans lawyer, writer, and BWC client Sam Ames.


It’s sad — but not all hope is lost. We keep fighting. Read on for positivity in the trans rights movement and beyond. Welcome back to BWC’s monthly newsletter.



Take Action:

Trans Athletes Matter! Support these 3 orgs making sports inclusive for all—


  • Athlete Ally: “Help every athlete act as an ally and ensure every LGBTQIA+ person is welcome and safe in sports.”

  • ACLU: “Teaming up [with women’s sports stars] in support of trans youth, their families, and their right to be themselves.”

  • Gender Justice: “Protect the dignity of all athletes and stand up for inclusion in sports.”

Photo from the ACLU
Photo from the ACLU


We’re working on:


Rebecca, Kanoa, and discussion tables at the conference!
Rebecca, Kanoa, and discussion tables at the conference!

  • We’re sharing a trans lawyer’s expertise on Substack and beyond.

    • You’re about to hear a lot more from Sam Ames.

  • We’re starting to share a toolkit that guides people through tough mindset shift conversations about trans people.

  • Intersex activists are building a digital museum — and they need your help.

    • Strategy Lab for Intersex Movements (SLIM) is led by one of our TONS partners, Sean Saifa Wall, PhD.

    • SLIM is fundraising for this digital archive: “[W]e are not only committed to sustaining ourselves for the next six months but delivering a historical touchpoint that grounds intersex communities regardless of their income or location.”

    • Please donate and/or share with your networks!



Photo Credit: Cole Witter
Photo Credit: Cole Witter
Movement in the Media

“Ariana Grande Launches Charity Focused on ‘Protecting Trans and LGBTQ+ Rights’”


From them.us: “[The] charity [will focus] on funding small grassroots organizations that focus on ‘LGBTQ+ rights, civil rights, and reproductive justice’ … [R]ecent grantees have included Humanity Crew, New York Cares, and Palestine Children’s Relief Fund.”


Read more about The Brighter Days Ahead Foundation here.


That’s all for May. Thanks so much for reading.



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