Safe bathrooms and respecting pronouns: What trans people want to see change in Australia.

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Written By Rebecca Davis
 

Published on Mamamia

April 2, 2022

The final instalment of a three-part series of the reality of the trans experience in Australia, which gives an intimate look at the journeys, reality, challenges and opportunities for progress shared by four trans people: Melbourne jazz singer, cabaret performer and CEO of Transgender Victoria, Mama Alto; Geelong-based fashion stylist, LGBTQI+ activist and co-host of Mamamia podcast, What are You Wearing?, Deni Todorovič; Construction worker from NSW's Central Coast, Jess Peroy, and Year 11 student, Theo Boltman. 

Read part three here >

Read part one > What it's like coming out as trans in Australia.
Read part two > 'I've been harassed in the boys' bathroom': What it's like to live as trans in Australia.

 
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