Day of Silence works ok for cissexual gays and lesbians who are otherwise very well-represented. Not so much for bi and trans people. When society already silences you, silencing yourself doesn’t do anything but cooperate.

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    …um, I think the idea of day of silence is to show how we’re silenced, but personally I agree, I think that being silent...
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    I think bi and trans* people should celebrate Day of Silence by running around screaming.
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    DoS is pretty much a high school thing, though, right? The older I get, the more I forget it exists (oops). But I think...
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    /me encourages straight and cis people to participate in DoS, but never does it nemself.I mean I can’t even talk about...
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    I think they are missing the point. The rainbow gags people wear during the day of silence is meant to symbolise the...
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