Monthly Archives: December 2011

Does ABC show ‘Work It’ really matter?

Posted on December 16, 2011 by didaniel

UPDATE: The show was pulled after two episodes. I’m guessing it wasn’t activism that killed it, but quality, or lack thereof…. There’s a brouhaha in the trans community (and beyond) about ABC’s new show, “Work It,” which premieres in January. It’s a comedy … Continue reading →

Posted in Media | 4 Comments

Caring what other people think

Posted on December 11, 2011 by didaniel

When people say, “I don’t care what anyone thinks about me,” my reaction is, “you’re kidding yourself.” It’s the human condition. I often ponder what it is that makes us care what people think about us; what’s really behind it all? So … Continue reading →

Posted in Coping, Public reaction | 8 Comments

Trans-parency boosts job satisfaction

Posted on December 1, 2011 by didaniel

Transgender folks who are out in the workplace are happier than those who aren’t, according to new research from a Rice Univeristy professor. This, at least to me, is one of those “duh” studies, but still important to spell out … Continue reading →

Posted in Out and about | 2 Comments