And note to all you peeps bitching about it, that doesn't make him transphobic.
If he has followed his comment to India up with anti-transgender rhetoric and ignorance like Lil Duval did on The Breakfast Club radio show a few months ago, then we would have a legitimate case to complain about transphobia.
The Net it tripping and erroneously calling R&B singer Ginuwine transphobic because he stated to British television presenter India Willoughby that he wasn't into trans women, and resisted when she tried to kiss him.
Then there's also the problematic look of a TransBecky getting mad because the handsome brother isn't into her cougar behind.
Who you like sexually and are attracted to is a matter of personal preference. Some people are down with interracial relationships, some prefer intraracial relationships. Some people prefer same gender loving relationships, some don't. .Some people are into dating and having an intimate relationship with trans people and others aren't.
Some folks like certain body types. Some like skinny, thin framed people. Some like them curvy and full figured. Some like petite, some like tall. Some like people with athletic builds. Some want their partners in a certain age range. Some want intelligent ones. .
We trans women cover that wide range of feminine bodies and personalities. When you encounter as a trans woman somebody who isn't into you, all you can do is just say 'Thanks for letting me know your dating preferences", and then move on to find someone who is open to dating trans people in a short or long term relationships. .
So naw India, I'm not on #TeamTrans on this one. Ginuwine is not into you, so stop tripping.
The fact he;s not into you doesn't make him a transphobe..
Showing posts with label reality shows. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
I Am Jazz Season 3 Starts June 28
.Well, y';all know how much I love Jazz Jennings and her mom Jeanette, and had the pleasure of meeting the entire family with the exception of her dad back in 2012.
While I'm not a big fan of reality TV shows, I An Jazz is one of the few that I will watch, and Season 3 of this two time GLAAD Award winning show gets cranked up on June 28.
Our fave trans teen gets to go on dates, is shown dealing with the trials and tribulations of being a teen, turning 16 and is seen on The Blaze studio set taking on conservative Tomi Lahren.
She also gets some unexpected transition related news that you'll get to see during this season.
So it's almost time to watch all the interesting twists and turns of Jazz's amazing life and it all starts on TLC on June 28
While I'm not a big fan of reality TV shows, I An Jazz is one of the few that I will watch, and Season 3 of this two time GLAAD Award winning show gets cranked up on June 28.
Our fave trans teen gets to go on dates, is shown dealing with the trials and tribulations of being a teen, turning 16 and is seen on The Blaze studio set taking on conservative Tomi Lahren.
She also gets some unexpected transition related news that you'll get to see during this season.
So it's almost time to watch all the interesting twists and turns of Jazz's amazing life and it all starts on TLC on June 28
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reality shows,
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Friday, March 31, 2017
'I Am Jazz' Gets Renewed For Season 3
This is wonderful news to talk about on the Transgender Day of Visibility
It's took a while for ti to happen, but the news finally dropped that TLC has renewed I Am Jazz for a third season.
The second season received strong rating, so people were wondering why it took so long for TLC to greenlight a third season of the show chronicling the live of our fave trans teen,
In Season 3 we'll see her taking on conservative commentator Tomi Lahren (or maybe not since lahren is suspended from The Blaze) , trying to deal with all the issues of being a teen in addition to the aspects of it brought on by transition.
So starting on June 28 we'll be getting new episodes of I Am Jazz, and looking forward to seeing it this summer
It's took a while for ti to happen, but the news finally dropped that TLC has renewed I Am Jazz for a third season.
The second season received strong rating, so people were wondering why it took so long for TLC to greenlight a third season of the show chronicling the live of our fave trans teen,
In Season 3 we'll see her taking on conservative commentator Tomi Lahren (or maybe not since lahren is suspended from The Blaze) , trying to deal with all the issues of being a teen in addition to the aspects of it brought on by transition.
So starting on June 28 we'll be getting new episodes of I Am Jazz, and looking forward to seeing it this summer
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reality shows,
television,
television shows,
transteen
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Must See Trans TV Alert-STRUT Premieres Tonight
Here's a Must See Trans TV alert for you.
Premiering tonight is the Oxygen debut of the Whoopi Goldberg produced show STRUT, which follows a group of trans models that features Isis King and Arisce Wanzer
The show will premier later tonight at 8 PM CDT, and I''ll be checking it out later this evening.
Premiering tonight is the Oxygen debut of the Whoopi Goldberg produced show STRUT, which follows a group of trans models that features Isis King and Arisce Wanzer
The show will premier later tonight at 8 PM CDT, and I''ll be checking it out later this evening.
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Monday, August 15, 2016
'Strut' To Premiere September 20
Laverne Cox won't be the only trans person I know that will have a television series debuting next month.
Isis King will be one of the trans models who will appear in the unscripted series Strut, which follows Isis and her fellow models Arisce Wanzer, Laith De La Cruz, Dominique Jackson and Ren Spriggs. Cecilio Asuncion and Cassandra Cass of Slay Model Management will also be on the show that debuts September 20 on Oxygen.
Strut is executive produced by Whoopi Goldberg, and in a Variety interview pointed out why she believes the show is needed, necessary and debuting at the right moment in time.
"The show is important right now because for all the positive advances the community has made and continues to make, transgender is still a hot button word that gets people hysterical," said Goldberg.
"People tend to focus on the stereotype instead of the person, and this series will give viewers a unique opportunity to spend time with real people who are struggling with the same challenges we all face as we make our way through the world."
"You may be surprised to discover that you have been seeing and interacting with transgender men and women in ways you didn't even realize!" she commented.
Have another trans themed show to look forward to watching this fall, and hope you will join me in doing so as well. .
Isis King will be one of the trans models who will appear in the unscripted series Strut, which follows Isis and her fellow models Arisce Wanzer, Laith De La Cruz, Dominique Jackson and Ren Spriggs. Cecilio Asuncion and Cassandra Cass of Slay Model Management will also be on the show that debuts September 20 on Oxygen.
Strut is executive produced by Whoopi Goldberg, and in a Variety interview pointed out why she believes the show is needed, necessary and debuting at the right moment in time.
"The show is important right now because for all the positive advances the community has made and continues to make, transgender is still a hot button word that gets people hysterical," said Goldberg.
"People tend to focus on the stereotype instead of the person, and this series will give viewers a unique opportunity to spend time with real people who are struggling with the same challenges we all face as we make our way through the world."
"You may be surprised to discover that you have been seeing and interacting with transgender men and women in ways you didn't even realize!" she commented.
Have another trans themed show to look forward to watching this fall, and hope you will join me in doing so as well. .
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reality shows,
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transgender issues
Thursday, August 04, 2016
'I Am Cait' Cancelled
I Am Cait started off with over 2.7 million viewers, but has had a steep falloff to 800,000 viewers this season from those initial lofty first season numbers due to several factors.
There is a trans community backlash against it because of Jenner's constant missteps with our community that we finally got fed up with. Jenner's fab lifestyle doesn't match much of the way that trans folks do live their lives, and has angered others. Toss in her revelation that she is a Republican followed up by her laughable assertion that the GOP has been supportive of trans rights issues.
It's an assertion not supported by current political reality like HB2 and politicians with the GOP label gleefully oppressing trans people..
People have also not been happy about controversial comments from Jenner about her ex-wife Kris, and there's also the Hateraid people have for Cait's Kardashian stepdaughters that's probably part of the reason why the show's ratings are sinking.
And it's not helping that you have the very popular Jazz Jennings with a reality show following her fascinating teen life on TLC.
So not surprised I Am Cait is now I Am Cancelled
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reality shows,
television
Friday, June 03, 2016
I Am Jazz Season 2 Debuts June 8
We have a date for the Season 2 debut of the hit TLC reality TV show featuring our community's fave transteen Jazz Jennings and her family.
The second season will debut on June 8, and during its eight episode run will document Jazz's life as she navigates the jump to high school, sports, her social life and being an advocate
Just your average teenage girl who won a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Reality Series and was named to TIME Magazine's 25 Most Influential Teens list in 2014 and 2015.

This season she's learning that she may need surgery to deal with the puberty blocking implant, she and her mom Jeanette take on anti-trans haters targeting their family, dating and learning how to drive.
In other words, she's just your average teen. Her parents Greg and Jeanette, sister Ari and twin brothers Sander and Griffen will also return for season two.
The new season stats June 8, and if you have Xfinity On Demand, all the season one episodes are available for replay.
Looking forward to watching Season 2.
The second season will debut on June 8, and during its eight episode run will document Jazz's life as she navigates the jump to high school, sports, her social life and being an advocate
Just your average teenage girl who won a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Reality Series and was named to TIME Magazine's 25 Most Influential Teens list in 2014 and 2015.
This season she's learning that she may need surgery to deal with the puberty blocking implant, she and her mom Jeanette take on anti-trans haters targeting their family, dating and learning how to drive.
In other words, she's just your average teen. Her parents Greg and Jeanette, sister Ari and twin brothers Sander and Griffen will also return for season two.
The new season stats June 8, and if you have Xfinity On Demand, all the season one episodes are available for replay.
Looking forward to watching Season 2.
Labels:
reality shows,
television,
transteens
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Three Must See Trans TV Events!
Wednesday is going to be an interesting day of television in that you have three shows being broadcast that will be broadcast that feature well known transpeople on them.
First up will be Isis King spending the next few days (Wednesday-Friday) on The Bold and the Beautiful playing Sonya, a friend of Maya Avant's who will also be featured in a fashion show that is being headlined by Maya.
If you're asking who's Maya Avant, she's a major character in the B&B universe that was recently revealed to be trans and is played by Karla Mosley.
Carmen Carrera will also pop up in one of the fashion show episodes as well.
Looking forward to seeing Isis on The Bold and the Beautiful, and I hope they make the Sonya character a recurring role for her.
The ESPY Awards are also on later tonight starting at 7 PM CDT, and they will feature Caitlyn Jenner receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.
There has been some criticism of ESPN for giving the award to the recently out as trans Jenner, with Bob Costas questioning their motivation for doing so.
But as I've told people who have asked for my opinion about it, it's ESPN's call on who gets that award, and anything that humanizes us and shows a transperson doing something positive is a good thing for the community at large.
I'll also be interested in seeing Ms. Jenner, seeing the crowd reaction in the hall from her sporting peers to it and hearing what she has to say about it during her acceptance speech for it.
Then at 9 PM CDT is the long awaited debut of I Am Jazz on TLC.
The reality show features our fave transteen Jazz Jennings and her family as the cameras follow her now 14 year old self as she navigates the world around her.
Jazz is one of the sweetest people you'll ever want to meet along with her mom Jeanette, and I've been looking forward to the debut of this show ever since it was announced that it was going to happen.. I believe once America gets to see the amazing Jennings family onscreen they'll fall in love with Jazz and them.
So if you can't watch any of those shows, you may wish to set your DVD's and check them out later.
TransGriot Note: In the interest of journalistic integrity, need to note that Isis and I both share as of yesterday the same celebrity publicist
First up will be Isis King spending the next few days (Wednesday-Friday) on The Bold and the Beautiful playing Sonya, a friend of Maya Avant's who will also be featured in a fashion show that is being headlined by Maya.
If you're asking who's Maya Avant, she's a major character in the B&B universe that was recently revealed to be trans and is played by Karla Mosley.
Carmen Carrera will also pop up in one of the fashion show episodes as well.
Looking forward to seeing Isis on The Bold and the Beautiful, and I hope they make the Sonya character a recurring role for her.
The ESPY Awards are also on later tonight starting at 7 PM CDT, and they will feature Caitlyn Jenner receiving the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.
There has been some criticism of ESPN for giving the award to the recently out as trans Jenner, with Bob Costas questioning their motivation for doing so.
But as I've told people who have asked for my opinion about it, it's ESPN's call on who gets that award, and anything that humanizes us and shows a transperson doing something positive is a good thing for the community at large.
I'll also be interested in seeing Ms. Jenner, seeing the crowd reaction in the hall from her sporting peers to it and hearing what she has to say about it during her acceptance speech for it.
Then at 9 PM CDT is the long awaited debut of I Am Jazz on TLC.
The reality show features our fave transteen Jazz Jennings and her family as the cameras follow her now 14 year old self as she navigates the world around her.
Jazz is one of the sweetest people you'll ever want to meet along with her mom Jeanette, and I've been looking forward to the debut of this show ever since it was announced that it was going to happen.. I believe once America gets to see the amazing Jennings family onscreen they'll fall in love with Jazz and them.
So if you can't watch any of those shows, you may wish to set your DVD's and check them out later.
TransGriot Note: In the interest of journalistic integrity, need to note that Isis and I both share as of yesterday the same celebrity publicist
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