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Picture this for a moment: you’re standing at the top of a ramp on your board, about to drop in (which is essentially free-falling forward), by the way. You’re looking down, but you can’t see the entire ramp beneath you. You just have to trust that it’s there. There’s a pause as your stomach drops. Your brain is full with thoughts of falling, getting hurt, or looking dumb. This moment doesn’t belong only to skateboarding.

Your existence is a truth that does not rely on recognition, permission, or societal approval.

Exploring your gender identity means reflecting on who you are at your core and discovering what feels most authentic to you.

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In my work with trans kids, I’ve found that what has been the most meaningful and impactful on their ability to thrive in their identity...