00:00At the time they wanted to express they came out, they were...
00:03My name is Tan. My pronouns are they and he.
00:06And currently I'm feeling like I'm resting in my rage.
00:17I attend maybe six calls a day of people crying,
00:21wanting to kill themselves, not knowing what to do.
00:36So, a law came in and it essentially finally recognized trans people.
00:42And the law said genderqueer.
00:44It said genderqueer.
00:45And when I read that, I was so happy.
00:48Because, you know, binary trans identities are still relatively easier to understand for people.
00:53As a non-binary person, it is a struggle.
01:19When we've done this work in the past, we have had parents who've tried to file complaints against us.
01:24Saying that, you know, we've manipulated their children.
01:27And that's exactly what this 26 Act has done.
01:31Every time I help a young person understand whether they are trans or not trans,
01:36which is a journey I went through, I can go to jail for that.
01:43I will fight.
01:45I will fight because as marginalized peoples, we have no other option but to fight.
01:51We were always here and you're going to have to take the act back.
01:55Today or tomorrow, it's going down.
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