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“You’re not trespassing,” Joan said, her voice dropping low and firm. “You’re living. And living is the most radical thing a trans person can do. The parades? The flags? Those are for the kids who need to know they’re not alone. But the community —the real one—happens in the margins. In the waiting rooms of clinics. On the phone at 3 AM when someone’s dysphoria is screaming. In a shitty laundromat with a stranger who still has her deadname on her birth certificate because she’s too stubborn to pay the court fee.”