In 2023 alone, journalist, podcaster, and author Treāvell Anderson published their first and second books ā We See Each Other: A Black, Trans Journey Through TV & Film and Historically Black Phrases: From āI Aināt One of Your Lilā Friendsā to āWho All Gonā Be There?ā Anderson also launched a limited podcast series based on their first book, titled We See Each Other: The Podcast alongside journalist Shar Jossell, which explores the histories and present realities of trans visibility.
āThrough journalism and storytelling, I center those in the margins, gray spaces, and at the intersections of life. Iām correcting the record and shifting the historical focus. Iām claiming lineages and legacies.ā
In the meantime, Anderson hosts two podcasts, FANTI (āto be a fan and anti, simultaneouslyā) and What a Day, which release new episodes weekly. They are also developing a social curation and media production house called Slayzhon to ādevelop independent projects and experiential events around Black movies.ā This is a further expansion of Andersonās current output of social content centering Black films, which started with the Instagram account @BlackMoviePosters.
In the face of so much anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, Anderson has a direct message to the conservative forces who are challenging our equal rights: āTrans people have always been here, and we always will be.ā @rayzhon







