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Slide 1: Text appears over a series of geometric shapes with pink, white, and blue gradients. Text reads: Let’s Celebrate International Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV). History about the day & how we can celebrate through resistance!

Slide 2: Text Reads: March 31st International Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV). The International Transgender Day of Visibility is an annual day of recognition celebrated around the world on March 31st, which is dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments and victories of transgender and gender-expansive people, while simultaneously raising awareness of the work that is still needed to combat discrimination and violence.

Slide 3: Text Reads: March 31st International Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV). In 2024, 674 anti-trans bills were considered with 50 passed. Just in the first quarter of 2025 there are 736 anti-trans bills being considered. 42 more have already passed. In recent years, proposed bills have trended towards healthcare and education—basic human rights! (Source: translegislation.com).

Slide 4: Text Reads: March 31st International Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV). We’ve stressed the importance of utilizing our collective power since our inception, but it has never been more imperative that we are not frozen in fear or apathy, but fueled by the power of our community to stand up and fight back. We know the power of stories and narratives as readers and writers. Let’s ensure our narrative is boldly and proudly as trans folks and/or in unwavering support of all trans folks, always.

When one of our volunteers made this post >3 weeks ago, there were ~500ish bills being considered and only 5 had passed. 😔 We love how bright and joyful our feed has been the last 11 days, but we also want to remind people that 11 days of reading is only the start. #trr25 #transrightsreadathon

Mapping how Israel’s land grabs are reshaping the occupied West Bank Israel’s assault in Jenin and Tulkarem seeks to suppress resistance and tighten control amid a demographic crisis.

With global attention fixed on the war on Gaza, Israel is rapidly redrawing the map of the occupied West Bank through intensified assaults, paving the way for full annexation.

On Palestine Land Day, we map out what is happening ⤵️

Text: All about the 2025 Trans Rights Readathon. How to sign up, participate, dates, and more!

Text: Mark your calendars. This year the Trans Rights Readathon will be Friday, March 21st through Monday, March 31st! This year is longer than the last two years.

Text: What is the Trans Rights Readathon? The Trans Rights Readathon is an annual decentralized call to action for readers and book lovers in support of Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) on March 31st.

Text: The TRR isn't just reading, it's action! The Trans Rights Readathon encourages readers to seek out works by and/or about trans, nonbinary, 2Spirit, and gender non-conforming authors and characters along with taking action on the mutual, local, and national level. We have three core goals: Uplift. Amplify. Support.

The 2025 Trans Rights Readathon starts on March 21st and runs through the 31st. The goal of this event is to Uplift, Amplify, and Support trans authors, trans stories, and trans communities. 🏳️‍⚧️💙💗🤍

reading this atm and loving it!

reading tracker titled ‘january’ with medieval drawings of animals in the background. books are in frames: the adventures of amina al-sirafi kaikeyi green fuse burning stolen brooms none of the above true biz

another reading update (so many great books this month!!) #booksky

so excited to read this!

me too!! but then sometimes i wait so long that i forget about it 😭

Resharing this!

Also, I’ve seen people’s requests and will add more when I have time, it’s oddly clunky adding people to these.

I’m making this one just reviewers cos I got so many requests from authors that I need to make a separate author version.
#booksky #diversebooksky
go.bsky.app/Ax5LErr

need to read this!

such a hard one! i’m picking the sword of kaigen but if it was a different book in the daevabad trilogy i might pick that instead 🙈

rectangle frames for books against a background of a medieval drawing. at the top of the picture is ‘january’ in medieval style writing, with books underneath it: the adventures of amina al-sirafi kaikeyi green fuse burning stolen brooms

everything i’ve read so far in january ✨ #booksky

i haven’t done an intro yet so here’s a bit about me!

☆ 21, from the uk
☆ master’s student in library and archive studies 💳
☆ bi/queer 🏳️‍🌈
☆ autistic ♾️
☆ fav genres are fantasy, horror and lit fic but i like to read a mix (and diversely ofc) 📚
☆ i also crochet 🧶

@ellaisntreading in other places!

hehe thank you 🫶

Here are some of the many books accounts I love and adore!

go.bsky.app/8T9xJx9

thank you for adding me! 🫶🫶

pile of three library books

three library books in a diagonal row: stolen by ann-helén laestadius none of the above by travis alabanza true biz by sara novic

my library haul 😝 #booksky #library

loved kaikeyi and raybearer!

gloved hand holding the book ‘kaikeyi’ above the snowy ground

my current read!! loving it so far #BookSky

blue background with white stars and book. text reads ‘top 10 books of 2024 (roughly ranked)’.

books: human acts by han kang, minor detail by adania shibli, the girl in the tower by katherine arden, kindred by octavia e butler and the hacienda by isabel cañas

books: how to say babylon by safiya sinclair, i who have never known men by jacqueline harpman, the deep by rivers solomon, the reformatory by tananarive due and against the loveless world by susan abulhawa

my top 10 books of 2024 🌟
#BookSky

okay that makes me even more interested 👀

EVERY book i read in 2024 #BookSky

loved we are lady parts!

book: kaikeyi by vaishnavi patel

book: the adventures of amina al-sirafi by s a chakraborty

book: the battle drum by saara el-arifi

my xmas book haul 🥰 so excited to get to all of these! #BookSky

text reads ‘books under 200 pages’. picture of books: minor detail, i who have never known men, the deep, weird fishes, woman at point zero, convenience store woman, a psalm for the wild built, days at the morisaki bookshop and giovanni’s room.

text reads ‘books under 200 pages’. picture of books: the housekeeper and the professor, the art of drag, kim jiyoung born 1982, this is how you lose the time war, passing, open water, the haunting of hill house, ring shout and the country will know no peace.

text reads ‘bonus: books under 100 pages’. picture of books: the appendix, thirteen months of sunrise, blood orange, the masters tools will never dismantle the masters house and recognising the stranger.

some short book recs for the end of the year 🥰 #BookSky

loved this one too!

still need to watch it!!

the artwork is beautiful in this one!

i’ve read the other two in the series so need to read this one!