An unexpected, unwelcomed transition discovery
Five years since she began transitioning, Stephanie "The Transchick" Haskins has come to a reckoning: She doesn't much like or trust men. Haskins shares her new experiences with men she calls misogynistic.
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Being transgender in a body that doesn't fit, a world that hates you
"Because unlike cisgender people, our bodies often inhabit our souls—not the other way around." So says Stephanie "The Transchick" Haskins who shares what it's like to feel uncomfortable in your own skin as a transgender person. Though she didn't know what to call the feeling growing up, she says she knew the body she inhabited didn't fit right.
(more)Merging the exterior with the interior
"Am I getting closer to entirely accepting and becoming fully comfortable with this new fem person who stares back at me front of the mirror? Is that really me? Am I REALLY a chick?" Stephanie "the Transchick" Haskins is on a mission to match her outside to her inside since she realized her true identity as a woman. (more)
The Reporters Inc.'s new documentary accepted into Chicago, Atlanta, Palm Springs film festivals
The Reporters Inc. shares the location and times of four screenings of its new documentary The Queens. (more)
Identifying the good and bad people
Writer Tim Munkeby has a brilliantly simple notion: the world, he believes, tends to be made up of two very distinct types. Type #1: Those whose consistent actions and behaviors toward others and the universe might best be described as "Angelic." Type #2: Those who act and react in ways that most often make them--for lack of a better or inoffensive word--A-holes.
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