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Trans 101 by Rose Montoya: Trans Awareness Week
The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured advice columnist Rosalynne Montoya who offers advice & support for Trans people
Editor’s note; The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured columnist, Rosalynne Montoya, whose hugely popular ‘Trans 101′ 1 minute video shorts on Instagram offers tips, advice, and support for Trans people and solid information for Trans allies and others seeking answers.
By Rose Montoya | PHOENIX – Happy #TransAwarenessWeek 🏳️⚧️ This is a week to shed light on the challenges we face as well as celebrate all of our accomplishments. This week I urge you to uplift trans voices by interacting with and sharing our content. Also pay trans people for their labor 💕
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Rosalynne Montoya, usually referred to as Rose, is a Hispanic, bisexual, nonbinary transgender woman. Rose’s pronouns are she/her/hers and they/them/their/theirs. She works as a model, actor, public speaker, makeup artist, advocate, and content creator.
Rose is also a board member of Aadya Rising, a nonprofit working to fill in the gaps to help the transgender community. She has been in campaigns and featured by TomboyX, Savage X Fenty, Yandy, FX Networks, New York City Pride, Planned Parenthood, and more. Their goal is to spread love and education about their community as they share their story.
To follow Rose:
RosalynneMontoya.com
TheTrans101.com
Instagram.com/RosalynneMontoya
TikTok.com/RosalynneMontoya
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Trans 101 by Rose Montoya: How to Be an Ally to Trans People
The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured advice columnist Rosalynne Montoya who offers advice & support for Trans people
Editor’s note; The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured columnist, Rosalynne Montoya, whose hugely popular ‘Trans 101′ 1 minute video shorts on Instagram offers tips, advice, and support for Trans people and solid information for Trans allies and others seeking answers.
By Rose Montoya | PHOENIX – Trans awareness week is over, but the trans community needs you to show up for us every single day of the year. We need your allyship today and always: -respect our names, pronouns, and identities https://thetrans101.com/pronouns -believe and support trans youth htps://www.thetrans101.com/transyouth -vote in favor of trans rights https://www.thetrans101.com/bills -sign petitions in favor of our rights https://www.thetrans101.com/action -listen to our voices https://www.thetrans101.com -follow us and interact with our content.
AND SHARE THIS VIDEO -also follow: @ashleemariepreston @therealtsmadison @kaydenxofficial @pinkmantaray @madisonwerner @munroebergdorf @raquel_willis @chasestrangio @mx.deran Thanks for watching!
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Rose, is a Hispanic, bisexual, nonbinary transgender woman. Rose’s pronouns are she/her/hers and they/them/their/theirs. She works as a model, actor, public speaker, makeup artist, advocate, and content creator.
Rose is also a board member of Aadya Rising, a nonprofit working to fill in the gaps to help the transgender community. She has been in campaigns and featured by TomboyX, Savage X Fenty, Yandy, FX Networks, New York City Pride, Planned Parenthood, and more. Their goal is to spread love and education about their community as they share their story.
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To follow Rose:
RosalynneMontoya.com
TheTrans101.com
Instagram.com/RosalynneMontoya
TikTok.com/RosalynneMontoya
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Trans 101 by Rose Montoya: Channel Pain Into Action
The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured advice columnist Rosalynne Montoya who offers advice & support for Trans people
Editor’s note; The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured columnist, Rosalynne Montoya, whose hugely popular ‘Trans 101′ 1 minute video shorts on Instagram offers tips, advice, and support for Trans people and solid information for Trans allies and others seeking answers.
By Rose Montoya | PHOENIX – Happy #TransAwarenessWeek. While it has been a very challenging year to be trans with record breaking anti-trans bills, record breaking violence against us, high rates of discrimination, unemployment, and homelessness, we are still here fighting. We will never back down when it comes to our rights.
Trans people are resilient and strong especially when we ban together. It’s okay to take time to mourn and rest. Take your time to make sure you’re safe. Then channel your hurt in a healthy way by taking action. One such way is by going to: https://www.RosalynneMontoya.com/acti… to contact your representatives, sign petitions, and, donate to trans organizations.
Sending all of you so much love. Never forget that you are worthy of and deserving of equal rights, safety, employment, housing, and happiness.
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Rose, is a Hispanic, bisexual, nonbinary transgender woman. Rose’s pronouns are she/her/hers and they/them/their/theirs. She works as a model, actor, public speaker, makeup artist, advocate, and content creator.
Rose is also a board member of Aadya Rising, a nonprofit working to fill in the gaps to help the transgender community. She has been in campaigns and featured by TomboyX, Savage X Fenty, Yandy, FX Networks, New York City Pride, Planned Parenthood, and more. Their goal is to spread love and education about their community as they share their story.
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To follow Rose:
RosalynneMontoya.com
TheTrans101.com
Instagram.com/RosalynneMontoya
TikTok.com/RosalynneMontoya
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Trans 101 by Rose Montoya: Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR)
The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured advice columnist Rosalynne Montoya who offers advice & support for Trans people
Editor’s note; The Los Angeles Blade is pleased to present our new featured columnist, Rosalynne Montoya, whose hugely popular ‘Trans 101′ 1 minute video shorts on Instagram offers tips, advice, and support for Trans people and solid information for Trans allies and others seeking answers.
By Rose Montoya | PHOENIX – Happy #TransAwarenessWeek. Trans Day of Remembrance is observed every Nov 20th. This is a day to honor the lives lost due to violence against the trans community. According the @williamsins at @ucla trans people are 4 times more likely to be a victim of a violent crime. 2021 is unfortunately already the deadliest year on record with at least 46 trans victims, mostly black trans women.
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Rose, is a Hispanic, bisexual, nonbinary transgender woman. Rose’s pronouns are she/her/hers and they/them/their/theirs. She works as a model, actor, public speaker, makeup artist, advocate, and content creator.
Rose is also a board member of Aadya Rising, a nonprofit working to fill in the gaps to help the transgender community. She has been in campaigns and featured by TomboyX, Savage X Fenty, Yandy, FX Networks, New York City Pride, Planned Parenthood, and more. Their goal is to spread love and education about their community as they share their story.
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To follow Rose:
RosalynneMontoya.com
TheTrans101.com
Instagram.com/RosalynneMontoya
TikTok.com/RosalynneMontoya
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