Don’t Hug Me
Trans people have rights because we’re human—not because we’re special. So why does having those rights recognized require a flood of trans tears?
Originally from Michigan, Luke Dani Blue holds an MFA from San Francisco State University, where they were honored with a Distinguished Achievement award. Luke's short fiction has won prizes from Colorado Review and Crab Orchard Review, and a note of distinction from Best American Short Stories 2016. Luke has taught creative writing at universities, public libraries, rural high schools, and major urban writing centers and was recently a Tin House Scholar and member of the Tin House Summer Workshop scholarship committee. Their debut short story collection, Pretend It's My Body, is coming in September 2022 from Feminist Press.
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Trans people have rights because we’re human—not because we’re special. So why does having those rights recognized require a flood of trans tears?
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