Ten BIPOC queer and trans teens stand before a camera, smiling or making silly faces.

Hey, yo! Read this stuff first!


You'll find important background information and a whole lot more resources in this section's main page. So go check it out!

Also, i just started putting together some of these sections. There are so many things i could add! What's missing? Please drop me a line to let me know.

Notation reminders ( Flame emoji, A small image of a book, laying open with its spine flat and one page mid-turn, and *):

  • Sources preceded by a flame emoji (Flame emoji) are about sex and sexuality.
  • Those preceded by a book (A small image of a book, laying open with its spine flat and one page mid-turn) will teach you your (our) queer and trans history.
  • Everything that's preceded by a red asterisk (*) is a source recommended by my survey-takers.

Websites to look into


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Two white teens who present as girls are outside in the fall or spring. They wear jackets. One is riding on the other's back. Both are laughing.

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