Lana Patel (she/her) is changing the world by sharing her story as an Afro-Indian Caribbean trans woman and first-generation American. In this episode, we discuss dating as a trans woman. Lana shares her stories about her first kiss, losing her virginity, and the heartbreaking, sometimes scary situations she&apos;s faced while navigating love. This is part two of a three part series for Transgender Day of Visibility celebrated on March 31st! RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE A Hateful Homicide by Mallery Jenna Robinson: <a href='https://anchor.fm/ahatefulhomicide'>https://anchor.fm/ahatefulhomicide</a> CONNECT WITH US FURTHER Lana&apos;s Instagram  (@lanapatelxoxo): <a href='https://www.instagram.com/lanapatelxoxo/'>https://www.instagram.com/lanapatelxoxo/</a> Shanell Peterson&apos;s Instagram (@shanellpetersonofficial): <a href='https://www.instagram.com/shanellpetersonofficial/'>https://www.instagram.com/shanellpetersonofficial/</a> Unpacking My Privilege&apos;s Instagram (@unpackingmyprivilegofficial): <a href='https://www.instagram.com/unpackingmyprivilegeofficial/'>https://www.instagram.com/unpackingmyprivilegeofficial/</a>

Children Know If They’re Trans w/ Lana Patel (Part 3)

Unpacking My Privilege is a resource for intersectional feminists who want to change the world. Each week, Shanell Peterson (she/her) works to unlearn her privilege by listening to activists and educators who hold marginalized identities. We also amplify entrepreneurs, artists, and creators who are doing amazing things in a segment called "Hypegirl!" With a little nod to Peggy McIntosh (who's most known for her writings on white and male privilege) and a heavy focus on Kimberlé Crenshaw's concept of intersectionality (which was made by and for Black women) we can make a major difference on this planet together!