Entries highlighted in green are written from an inclusionist standpoint rather than an exclusionist one.

• Transsexual Independence Day
  • Independence from ‘Harry Benjamin Syndrome’ Day (great explanation, IMHO)
  • Happy Transgender Unity Day!
  • many other things at ts-si.org
• the warning on this Yahoo Group is quite clear
• a rather good explanation for outsiders, I think
• explanation of the "Women Born Transsexual" blog title
• "Don’t Call Me Transgender" [I'm Transsexual]
• Why Transsexual Separatism? A Transsexual Separatist Manifesto
• The Transgender Borg Collective
• The Declaration of Transsexual Independence, Secession & Liberation from the Dictatorship of the LGBTransgender Variant Umbrella, -Teresa Ellen Reeves
• general websites that have an exclusionist worldview
  • ts-is-liberation.org
  • womenborntranssexual.com
  • ts-si.org
  • [single-author] JustJennifer

personl view

I believe that there are people who are binary-identified, and people who are non-binary-identified, and that there is some natural tension between the two camps. This tension should be acknowledged, but it shouldn't be allowed to completely separate us.

Gay people and bisexual people sometimes have similar rifts — gay people insist that being gay was absolutely NOT a choice, and that bisexual people are muddying the waters by saying that their sexuality is more fluid.

I think that both sides are right — but only in their descriptions of themselves. Stick to what you know. Don't assume things about other people.