Ellie (transgender correspondent interviewed by Daniel)

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26 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 30 Jun

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The Don Lemon Show · BREAKING: SCOTUS DECISION TODAY! Who Gets To Be An American?! · 30 Jun 2026 podcast

This is a massive step back for trans rights in this country and for the lives of trans kids and trans people everywhere.

I think we know that every time there is a legal ruling on our rights in this country, we know that trans people's lives are affected in a really big, impactful, practical way.

At the end of the day, I want to see trans kids live.

I want to see the next generation of trans people grow up and grow old and flourish.

And if society is saying to them that we need to go back into the closet and that we need to be in spaces where we're not wanted or where we can't be visible, then that will have a real world impact on the future of our community and the future of queer and trans folks.

I think it's a fundamental misunderstanding, especially for those, especially trans feminine people who are on HRT.

It's a fundamental misunderstanding of what HRT does to the body, right?

The effects of HRT on muscle mass and the way our bodies change.

And so, you know, even beyond that, we're talking about elementary, middle, high school, college kids.

We are not talking about, you know,

big grown adults, right?

And so just this one way in which we're able to include trans folks, which really does have an effect, as we know, on the mental health of trans people and trans youth.

I really think that it's a lack of compassion and it's a lack of acceptance of reality.

And because they don't want to ask the question, they don't want to sit down with trans people and ask about their experience.

They don't want to know what dysphoria does to a person.

They don't want to understand what transition means and what transness means.

They're interested in demonizing a group of people

that they don't know to make up for the fact that they are unhappy in another facet of their life, that they don't want to implicate other people, other systems in that.

Yeah, I think a lot of trans people are scared.

And I think especially, you know, as a DC local, I've seen the way that our community has been affected specifically by, you know, the federal surge policies with the president and the way that

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