Hey, it's Tuck. Before we get started, I just want to let you know that this week's episode include

mentions of trans death, including murder, as well as the concept of suicidality.

No details are shared, but please take care of yourselves however you need. Welcome to Gender Reveal, a podcast where we hopefully get a little bit closer to understanding what the

hell gender is. I'm your host and resident gender detective, Chuck Woodstock. Hey everyone I hope you're all hanging in there. It has been almost a full calendar year since we launched a new season of gender

of you, but here we are, thank God. So to all of our longtime friends, thank you so

much for your unending patience and to our new friends. Welcome, thank you for being here.

For our season six premiere, I am thrilled to be sharing my recent conversation with TransLash

founder Amara Jones.

I first met Amara when we both guested on Maria Anahosas in the Thic podcast together, and I have

been a huge fan of Amara's podcast, aptly named the TransLash Podcast, ever since she launched it a few months ago.

I think it was a few months ago. What is time? In this week's episode, Amara talks

about how to be a better ally to black trans people. Why anger is sometimes our best tool for change.

And it is enraging that people don't hear you unless you are screaming, but then say,

oh, we're afraid of you because you're screaming.

Well, if you listened, I wouldn't have to shout.

And why trans people are essential to building better futures.

All of the things that we have had to endure as trans people make us the right people

to lead in these moments.

But before we get to that, of course, it is announcement time.

First and foremost, thanks to the hard work of G.G. Zander,

Isara, Brana, Kara, and our whole team of transcriptionists, we finally have transcripts of

every episode of the show available at gender

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