Trans Girl Kids T-Shirts

she / her

Trans People Belong

Kids deserve to be who they are

The girl is happy about equality and does not hide her orientation.

cables techno girl ecopop

demi girl

Art is subjective

Rainbow design celebrating the legalization of gay marriage in North Carolina

Officially my favourite design!

EVERY COOL GIRL ISHALF ABOY

Fuck the gender binary

Whole bunch of worms, proud worms.

We are all humans

smash the patriarchy

estrogen (chemical composition) Titty Skittles

She her pronouns in a black and white love heart.. perfect for any she/her

ÒwÓ nonbinary angry owo pride emoticon

Pride Flag Afro

Asian Trans Matter

They Were Eleven

Evenly tiles across the product. Looks best on backpack, but is available on several products.

Please Use She/They Pronouns

Rainbow design celebrating the day that the federal government forced Nebraska to allow gay marriage.

Subtle lesbian flag

Male queer portrait

Sorry Boys, Some Gamer Girls Switch : Grab this cute gaymer design today for yourself or any LGBTQ gay or lesbian gamer! This cute kawaii design is great for conventions, pride, or everyday!

tired of being misgendered? wear this and it /probably/ won't happen

Type Challenge Day 3

ÒwÓ Transgender Pride angry owo furry shirt

Always kiss me always kiss me. a clear deposit... So kissing allowed......

My puzzle heart design, but just the pattern! Featuring the Trans Pride Colors!

Show your pride!

A bottle of gender fluid Using the trans and nonbinary flag colours

Lucy Hicks Anderson. Born in 1886, at a young age Anderson informed her parents she was a girl, insisted on wearing dresses, and called herself Lucy. Her mother took her to see a doctor who encouraged her to raise Lucy as a girl. At 15 she left school and began working as a domestic worker. Marrying her first husband at age 34 they moved to Oxnard, California where Lucy worked as a nanny and cook, winning prizes in cooking competitions and catering events for the wealthy. She bought a boarding house and opened it as a brothel, also selling liquor during prohibition, and was arrested twice for possession of liquor. In 1944 she married her second husband, Reuben Anderson, a soldier. After cases of venereal disease were traced back to her b...

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AFAB ANTI FASCIST AT BIRTH